
RETIREMENT LIVING IN ABERDEEN
Scotland's third largest city with a rich culture and vibrancy, set against a historic landscape
If you’re looking for somewhere to spend your golden years that offers rolling countryside and beautiful coastlines but has the comforts of city living, our retirement homes in Aberdeen are ideal. As a resident you’ll be able to enjoy the luxury living our developments provide, while having everything the city and wider Aberdeenshire has to offer.

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Retire to Aberdeen

The people of Aberdeen are welcoming and proudly Scottish, which means there are lots of events that happen amongst the communities that celebrate the cultural heritage. This includes the summer Aberdeen Highland Games and the University’s May Festival, as well as the Christmas Markets and Hogmanay Street Party.
The local football team Aberdeen FC is also a focal point for the community and is actively involved in the creation and holding of regular events for people of all ages. However, outside of the sporting world there are several community centres and groups that you can join which offer a variety of classes or gatherings.

Near our retirement homes in Aberdeen you can find some impressive architecture and one of the best examples of this is St Machar’s Cathedral. Situated in Old Aberdeen, the imposing steeple is a sight to behold, as are the ornate windows and archways of the interior. It has another claim to fame in that some of William Wallace’s remains are said to be housed inside the main walls.
A stone’s throw from the Cathedral is another picturesque sight, namely Seaton Park. This is to the north of the city and has a range of parkland areas including beautiful flowerbeds, a walled garden and a welcoming children’s play area. You can also walk down to the River Don from here and a recently established path can take you from the park out to the city’s main boundary.

Wider Aberdeenshire essentially expands on everything great about the city. There’s historical sites nearby like Dunnotar Castle and even the Scottish home of our Royal Family, Balmoral. You can also head along the north-east coast and can enjoy the Aberdeenshire Coastal Trail. The official route stretches 165 miles and takes in many stunning beaches, coves and cliffs and plenty of interesting examples of Scotland’s wildlife.
If you want to head further afield, there are plenty of transport options for residents in our retirement homes in Aberdeen. The city’s train station for example is connected to the rest of Scotland’s major cities, which can then see you easily travel across the UK. On a local level, Aberdeen is served by regular buses and some of Scotland’s main arterial A roads.
Here's just some of what your loved ones will enjoy:

