Retirement living in Cambridge
World famous for its university with the highest concentration of preserved historic buildings in England and abuzz with students, academics, innovation, eateries, markets and festivals, Cambridge is a wonderful city in which to retire. Our retirement homes in Cambridge are the perfect place to enjoy everything that this special city has to offer.
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The historic city of Cambridge is uniquely placed for active, inspiring and enjoyable retirement living with access to exceptional cultural and historic attractions, contemporary city centre amenities and glorious countryside and green spaces.
Cambridge is located in the county of Cambridgeshire in the East of England. Within the East of England lies the traditional and historic region of the ‘Kingdom of East Anglia’. The exact boundaries of East Anglia are much debated but usually contain Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. Some people believe it also stretches into Essex, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.
You’ll find food from all over the world all over Cambridge. Both independent eateries and well known chains are abundant, particularly in the streets around the university. The area around Kings College is packed with bars and restaurants for all budgets and the banks of the River Cam make an attractive spot for bite to eat. If you want to push the boat out, Midsummer House has two Michelin stars and an idyllic position overlooking the water.