Parkside Court rented housing with extra care

Parkside Court rented housing with extra care offers purpose-built and well-maintained properties for people over the age of 55 to rent, in a safe and secure setting.

All our properties are self-contained, with their own front door, offering the privacy and independence you expect.

Living at Parkside Court rented housing with extra care is just like living in an independent retirement flat, but with the added benefit of access to support when you need it. Your home will have a bathroom, kitchen with fully-fitted cupboards, ample storage space, lounge and bedroom areas. It will be easy to maintain and you will have the freedom to decorate and furnish it as you wish.

Many of the people who live in at Parkside Court arrange broadband and digital or satellite TV and most properties already have a telephone point installed ready for your own private telephone line.

For added peace of mind, each of our properties are also fitted with a 24-hour emergency call and secure door entry system.

You’ll find our rented housing with extra care locations are thriving communities, offering a variety of social activities, to take part in as and when you wish.

At Parkside Court we hold regular coffee mornings and bingo twice weekly. The manager also arranges an entertainment afternoon every month usually either a quiz or singer with snacks. Seasonal activities and events to commemorate special occasions also take place. Parkside Court has a Lunch Club Monday to Friday with set menu or other choices available at various costs. The lounge is used daily by residents in the afternoon where you can have a natter or bring your knitting along, there are lots of crafts available for residents use and residents and their families are always welcome to facilitate any activities they would like to participate in.

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Also known as assisted living, housing with care or extra care housing, our rented housing with extra care offers a range of services to help tackle the specific issues that older people face.

If you are 55 and over, still independent but need a little help time to time, then rented housing with extra care could be for you. It’s just like living in an independent retirement flat, but with the added benefit of access to care and support when you need it.

Move into one of our self-contained properties at Parkside Court and you’ll be getting your own high quality home, with the reassurance of care and support from a 24-hour on-site team of professionals. You’ll also benefit from a range of great on-site facilities in a fully accessible setting, and a thriving community.

At Parkside Court rented housing with extra care we support those aged over 55 with one or more care or support needs to continue to live independently by offering a range of services that support and flex to your needs. This could range from help with shopping, cooking, housekeeping, catering, care, housing related support and wellbeing. You decide the type and level of support that suits your lifestyle.

On-site care provision at Parkside Court is local authority approved and funded (subject to financial assessment).

A local manager is based on site to provide peace of mind when it comes to maintaining your home and managing your tenancy. You’ll also find active links with the local community that promote socialisation, including specialised interest groups and services.

Pricing information

We endeavour to be completely transparent about all our charges and fees. Below is indicative pricing to act as a guide to the costs at Parkside Court rented housing with extra care, Stockton-On-Tees. For further information please contact us.

How much does it cost?

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Your monthly fee will range from £730.05 and normally includes your rent, service charge and water rates.

What is included in rental fees?

Our service charge covers all the cost of amenities you share with your neighbours, including the scheme manager service, our 24-hour emergency call service (Anchor on Call), repairs and maintenance, window cleaning, gardening and the cleaning of communal areas.

Your local council will be able to advise you about getting help paying your rent and service charge through housing benefit. They will also be able to tell you if they will be paying grant to us to meet or contribute towards the support cost elements of our services to you.

To ensure rented housing with extra care is right for you, and you meet local eligibility criteria, your application will usually need to go through a local process which involves the local authority, a nominated care provider and us.

Enquire now to speak to the local manager who will explain the application process for Parkside Court, eligibility criteria and any local charges. You will also be able to arrange a viewing and see the facilities and what life is like here.