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Greenfields, Kirby Cross

Photograph of Greenfields Sheltered Housing Unit

Greenfields is situated on the corner of Edenside and Elm Tree Avenue, Kirby Cross. Across the road from the scheme is the 'Triangle' shopping centre which includes amenities such as a supermarket, post office and community centre.

Accommodation

The scheme consists of 30 flats, All have a separate kitchen, lounge, bedroom and shower room. There are also 4 bungalows, each with a kitchen, lounge, bathroom and 2 bedrooms.

Upstairs Communal Lounge
Rear of Building/ Communal Gardens
Communal Lounge

Facilities on site

  • Communal lounge
  • Free Wi-Fi in communal lounge
  • Games room
  • Communal kitchen
  • Onsite car parking
  • Main door entry system to all flats
  • Lift to first floor
  • Mobility Scooter Storage - allocation is managed by Sheltered Housing Officers
  • Communal garden
  • Guest room
  • Communal toilet
  • Communal ground floor and first floor laundry rooms

Address

Greenfields, Edenside, Kirby Cross, Essex, CO13 0SW

Greenfields, Kirby Cross

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