Retirement homes in West Midlands

Towns of every type

The West Midlands is a lovely location to retire to – if you prefer the city life, you can make the most of bustling Birmingham, nature-lovers will be at home in the Cotswolds and those interested in history will love the medieval towns like Worcester and Shrewsbury. Choose from our range of stylish Retirement Living and Assisted Living developments, spread all across the West Midlands.

Our Retirement Living developments are designed to help you maintain an independent lifestyle so you can enjoy your retirement in a like-minded community. Our Assisted Living developments offer an added level of security, comfort and assistance, while Ortus Homes are our luxury properties with state-of-the-art features.

Soak up the culture in Birmingham

Birmingham is the second largest city after London and has a never-ending list of things to do. Visit the many museums and galleries in the lively city, indulge in a day at the famous chocolate attraction, Cadbury World or go shopping in the modern Bull Ring entertainment centre. Birmingham is one of the UK’s most popular cities and you’ll be well looked after in any of our local developments.

Take a step back in time Worcestershire

Worcestershire is a beautiful and historic county and Worcester is renowned for its gorgeous cathedral, dating back to the 2nd century. Located on the River Severn, you can also enjoy waterside walks, green parks and tranquil lakes.

Get back to nature in the Cotswolds

It’s easy to see why the rolling hills of the Cotswolds have been awarded as an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The area, which encompasses Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Warwickshire, features old stone-built houses, many stately English manors and a thriving arts and crafts scene.

The Bard’s birthplace in Warwickshire

One of the most well-known villages in Warwickshire is Stratford upon Avon, Shakespeare’s birthplace. Thousands of visitors come every year to walk in the Bard’s footsteps and admire the traditional Tudor architecture. It’s a great place to live with a strong community spirit and lots of town events.

Visit historical landmarks in Shropshire

Shropshire has many important historical attractions, including the Ironbridge Gorge and its iconic bridge, considered to be the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Shropshire’s main town is Shrewsbury, a traditional market town with medieval architecture, and just nine miles from the Welsh border.

A rural retirement in Gloucestershire

Stroud is a charming English village full of picturesque woods, parks and waterways. You’ll have the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty right on your doorstep, while the town of Gloucester is less than 30 minutes away.