RETIREMENT APARTMENTS - NOT
NECESSARILY FOR THE RETIRING At Viridian Housing we believe that retirement apartments should be different. We offer boutique hotel style living environments which are signifi cantly more vibrant than your traditional care or retirement home setting. Our exciting new homes, whilst contemporary, offer residents the peace of mind and added security that comes from living somewhere that has been specially designed for those aged 55 or over.
Halton Court, Kidbrooke
Village, London SE3 • 2 bedroom apartments
• Stunning contemporary interior fi nishes • Extensive communal amenties including hairdressers, bar & restaurant • Winter gardens & roof terrace with spectacular views.
• 24 hour concierge Available Now
Prices start from £82,500 for a 25% share
The Liberty, Arsenal Riverside, London SE18
• 2 bedroom apartments • Well-designed living spaces with high quality, contemporary style • Close to riverside walkways & green open spaces • Residents’ restaurant & bar • 24 hour concierge
Launching Summer 2014
To fi nd out more information or to arrange a viewing please call us on
0800 012 1442 or email
sales@viridianhousing.org.uk Viridian Housing is a Housing Association registered with the Homes & Communities Agency (HCA), registration LH0172.
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