* Beautiful apartments for the over 55’s


Ready in Autumn 2024 - Sixteen 1 & 2 bed Independent Living Apartments For Over 55s in Hanley Swan


We are excited to announce that Albion Meadows, a new retirement development of sixteen 1&2 Bedroom Retirement* Apartments, will be available in the Autumn 2024.


Albion Meadows is situated in the delightful village of Hanley Swan, Worcestershire and comprises of one and two bedroomed apartments offering independence with the added comfort of 24hour support in a beautiful countryside setting.


At Albion Meadows we aim to create homes that have strong links with the surrounding community and a real sense of belonging. The development itself is nestled in Hanley Swan, a quintessentially English village with a duck pond, well stocked shop, and thriving pub.


The village itself located near to the historic Malvern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, as well as the excellent Three Counties Show Ground. Nearby is also the delightful riverside town of Upton-Upon-Severn with the M5 close at hand.


The aim of this community is to provide well-appointed homes rooted in the surrounding countryside with spacious balconies, an allotment garden, and easily accessible walks in the meadows. The apartments themselves have practical living at their heart, with easy access shower rooms, a separate utility, ample storage space and flexible rooms. All appliances come as standard and are from high end brands. There will also be an owner’s lounge, hairdressers,restaurant, and gym on site.


To register early interest please contact us on 01684 312140 enquires@albionmeadows.co.uk | www.albionmeadows.co.uk


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