Rangeford Villages develops and operates new retirement villages for people aged over 60. We create exciting, innovative and contemporary communities for residents to live life to the full, with a wide range of leisure activities, services, support and care. We promote wellbeing whilst helping residents maintain an active and independent lifestyle.

The Rangeford Villages’ vision - to create beautiful, aspirational places for residents to enjoy later life, in safe, secure and homely surroundings. We treat our residents as individuals and seek to understand their specific needs and desires and always look to exceed their expectations.  We aim to be a premier retirement village operator in England and strive to build the next generation of innovative retirement communities, creating long term value for our residents, staff and investors.

LAND REQUIREMENTS

Rangeford Villages is owned by Fern Trading Limited, the parent company of a large diverse group of companies based in the UK with a net asset value of £3.5bn, and advised by Octopus Real Estate. We are currently seeking to secure 10 new village sites over the next 5 years.

We would welcome confidential discussions for opportunities that meet our requirements:

•	Edge-of-town, semi-rural or urban ‘vertical village’ sites
•	Affluent cities and towns nationwide (£450+/sqft), with a focus on southern England and Home Counties
•	3-15+ acres to accommodate 100+ units (100,000+ sqft GIA)
•	20,000+ population within 20 mins drive
•	Planning secured for C2 usage preferred but not essential
•	Stand-alone, mixed-use or a parcel of a wider development site

Contact our land team today for a confidential discussion: https://www.rangefordvillages.co.uk/land-and-development 

Rangeford Villages is an ARCO approved operator - setting standards for retirement communities (www.arcouk.org).


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