Featured Retirement Property - Homecrest House, Scarborough, North Yorkshire

What does Homecrest House have to offer? 

Homecrest House is ideally situated close to local shops, post office and library. An excellent network of road and rail services allows easy access to York, Leeds and the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Facilities on site include 24 hour Careline, secure door entry system, a residents' lounges, a communal laundry, lift, communal gardens and car park.
One bedroom apartments are available to rent from £550 per calendar month for an Assured Tenancy which offers security of tenure for life. A two bedroom apartment is also available at £750 per calendar month. Service charge and maintenance is included in the rent.
 

Learn more about Scarborough

Scarborough embraces almost four hundred acres of public parks, gardens, theatres and an attractive spa complex together with picturesque views of the South Bay from the Esplanade.  First class attractions such as the award winning Sea Life Marine Sanctuary, Scarborough Art Gallery and the newly refurbished Rotunda Museum, along with many festivals, including Seafest, Jazz, Bike week, Scarborough Fayre and the Scarborough Cricket Festival, provide all year round events. The town has a great choice of high street shops and boutiques with The Brunswick Centre, a prestigious all-weather shopping centre with a department store and thirty-five other retail outlets and The Centre which is located in Scarborough’s pedestrianised shopping precinct offering individual boutiques, specialist shops and inviting cafes and bars. There are a host of quality restaurants, each serving a variety of fresh local produce catering for all tastes with everything from seafood and a la carte establishments to Italian, Greek, Indian, Chinese and Thai cuisine.
 

Nearby attractions

There are a great number of attractions in and around Scarborough. Of the many which are free to enter several are listed here. Peasholm Park is an oriental themed park offering a beautiful system of streams and waterfalls, mini bridges and mystical gardens. There is a vast array of wildlife including an abundance of tame grey squirrels. Ayton Castle is a late 14th century three storey stone tower house. To the east are the remnants of the inner and outer bailey ramparts, with the grass covered foundations of an inner gateway and traces of fishponds.  Situated at the foot of Scarborough Castle is 'Hairy Bob's Cave' the local name given to a small carved piece of sandstone. The stone has been carved into what looks to be a small cave, however it is unknown how this came about.

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