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Retirement Homes in Somerset

Compare retirement homes in Somerset available to buy or rent.

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Call for pricing1 - 2 bedsLiving Type: CommunitySomerset, BA5 1THChurchill Retirement Living
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From £224,950 Purchase1 - 2 bedsLiving Type: CommunitySomerset, TA1 1FFChurchill Retirement Living
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From £199,950 Purchase1 - 2 bedsLiving Type: CommunityTaunton, TA1 3SSMcCarthy Stone Resales
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From £130,000 Purchase1 - 2 bedsLiving Type: Community Sherborne, DT9 6EGMcCarthy Stone Resales
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From £300,000 Purchase1 - 2 bedsLiving Type: CommunityClevedon, BS21 6GAMcCarthy Stone
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From £2,550 Monthly1 - 3 bedsLiving Type: CommunityBristol, BS6 6BJPegasus
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From £2,400 Monthly1 bedLiving Type: CommunityBristol, BS15 3DNMcCarthy Stone

Average cost of retirement homes in Somerset

Average cost to purchase a 1-bedroom property

£238,557

Average cost to purchase a 2-bedroom property

£349,285

Average cost of a 1-bedroom rental property

£1,306per month

Average cost of a 2-bedroom rental property

£3,887per month

Number of ARCO properties

4

Frequently asked questions about retirement properties in Somerset

How many retirement villages are in or near Somerset?

Retirement villages are a great way to ease yourself into later life. There are 7 senior living villages in - or closeby - to Somerset.

What retirement communities are in or near Somerset?

We have 7 retirement communities in or around Somerset for you to browse, including;

What is the average rental cost of a retirement home in or near Somerset?

The rental cost of retirement housing will vary, depending on the type of property you're interested in, the on-site facilities available and the location. The average cost to rent a senior property in or closeby to Somerset is £2,166 per month.

Where can I buy a retirement home in Somerset?

Buying a senior home in Somerset provides you with a greater sense of safety and security in later life. Purchasing a retirement home is a good investment too and there's lots of options for you to choose from in Somerset. Use our filters above to showcase any properties in Somerset to buy.

Where can I rent a retirement home in Somerset?

More retirees than ever before are renting senior housing. Before deciding whether to rent or purchase, you should check the average cost of retirement homes in Somerset. Alternatively, Lottie's team of retirement experts can help - simply get in touch today. Searching for your new home in Somerset is easy: use our filters above to browse our listings.

Are Any Retirement Properties in Somerset A Member Of ARCO (Associate Retirement Community Operators)?

ARCO are the Associate Retirement Community Operators who ensure the retirement homes and properties available to older adults offer a high-standard of living with a range of facilities and activities.

We are partnered with 4 ARCO retirement properties in Somerset; including (an example of an ARCO approved property). Each of our properties provide luxury living with brilliant on-site facilities across a variety of retirement housing options, such as homes, bungalows and apartments.

More information about Retirement Homes in Somerset

With stunning stretches of golden coastline, mysterious caves and delicious food, the county of Somerset in South West England really does have it all. Somerset also contains a large portion of the beautiful Exmoor National Park, along with vibrant towns and villages such as Glastonbury, Burnham-on-Sea, Frome and Wells.

When you reach retirement age, we’d recommend weighing up all your options, including retirement villages and retirement communities. To ease your search, we have a guide dedicated to the best places to retire in the UK.

Every retirement living property in Somerset offers a range of amazing on-site facilities. These vary, but often include delicious restaurants, cafés or gyms. You’ll also be close to local shops and town centres, so will have everything you need on your doorstep.

We understand investing in a retirement property is a really big decision. You can read our retirement living guides for more information, including explanations of retirement home costs and deferred management fees.