Osborne Court, Port Sunlight, CH62

A two bedroom, first floor retirement property set within Osborne Court, a development for the over 55's in Port Sunlight, Wirral, CH62. Comprising hallway with two useful storage cupboards, fitted kitchen with dining area, living room with feature fireplace, master bedroom with built in wardrobe, second bedroom and finally a level access walk in wet room.

Osborne Court, a retirement development run by Owners for Owners, comprising forty apartments. Located in a conservation area, the village of Port Sunlight was created in the late Victorian period and offers residents and visitors a picturesque setting to live. Osborne Court is situated less than 0.2 miles away from a host of shops, restaurants and other local amenities including the Port Sunlight Museum and Lady lever Museum. Living at Osborne Court provides peace of mind knowing that support is available on-site 24/7. Amenities include communal lounge, hobbies room, guest suite and dining room where freshly cooked meals are available daily.

Within the UK, Retirement Security was one of the first to establish Independent Retirement Communities and, since its inception in 1983, has continued to be a trail blazer for nearly 40 years.

The company was established to offer affordable homes within a happy and secure environment carefully designed for ease of access, in which owners could enjoy their retirement and thrive in an active supportive community, but where they could also protect and keep control of their hard-earned finances through running their own communities - Communities for owners run by owners. That remains true today in each of Retirement Security's 32 courts across England and Wales.

It is important to note that a significant proportion of the Service Charge relates to items which the prospective purchaser is responsible for in their present home, such as building insurance, building maintenance, gardening, and domestic help. Many purchasers are also eligible for Attendance Allowance at £72.65 or £108.55 a week, which is neither means-tested or taxable and advice on this subject is available to anyone making an enquiry.

The lease provides that a transfer premium is payable to Retirement Security on resale of a property. The maximum premium payable is 3% of the sale price depending on the length of time an Owner has lived at the property. Further information is available from the Court Manager.