Retire to Faversham

Retirement living in Faversham
Known as the “Medieval Gem of Kent". Faversham is one of the oldest market towns in the county. Abbey Street, Faversham, has been described as “probably the finest medieval street in England.” The town boasts Britain’s oldest brewery, Shepherd Neave as well as the oldest market in the county: Faversham Charter Market. Held in the picturesque town centre, it was mentioned in the Domesday Book and now runs three times a week selling local produce, plants, clothing, and crafts. There’s also a regular Antiques Market, craft markets and Best of Faversham Market to meet all of your shopping needs.
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Things to do in Faversham
Alongside its long history, Faversham has a thriving community spirit and events include the popular Faversham Hop Festival which celebrates their famous beer, along with food and music. You’ll find plentiful opportunities for leisure activities and hobbies close to our property for sale in Faversham too.

Enjoy a happy retirement in Faversham
Swimmers will love the unique indoor and outdoor pools at the charity run Faversham Pools, while Faversham Golf Club offers a stunning course for all abilities. And, the town is surrounded by glorious countryside to explore as well as historic attractions, nature reserves and parks aplenty, for instance the Georgian Belmont House and Gardens and the Edwardian Mount Ephraim Gardens.
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Retirement living services and amenities at McCarthy Stone
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