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Charterpoint Submits Plans For A Care Home In Leicestershire

Plans have been submitted by specialist senior living developer Charterpoint for a 72-bedroom care home in Markfield in north west Leicestershire.


The detailed proposals are for land to the north of Leicester Road.


They include plans for a mainly two-storey, modern care home, which also features en-suite bathrooms to each bedroom, residents’ lounge and dining areas, a café/bar, plus activity areas. The proposals also include 34 car parking spaces, along with terraces, patios and landscaped gardens.


The plans have been submitted to Charnwood Borough and Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Councils following a public consultation process.


MD of Charterpoint, Giles Nursey, said: “Charterpoint is a specialist senior living developer, with a significant portfolio of care homes developed across the East Midlands and elsewhere."


“We have established that there is a need for a modern, purpose-built care home to meet the needs of older people in the Markfield area of Leicestershire."


“In preparing our scheme we have sought to provide a high quality, modern and neighbourly development that sits within the existing landscape, maintaining and enhancing the existing boundary hedgerow along Leicester Road.”


Charterpoint, which is based at Edwalton near Nottingham, specialises in developing first-class senior living accommodation, mixed-use and sustainable housing schemes, and primary care premises.

For more information about Charterpoint, visit www.cpseniorliving.co.uk

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Plans have been submitted by specialist senior living developer Charterpoint for a 72-bedroom care home in Markfield in north west Leicestershire.


The detailed proposals are for land to the north of Leicester Road.


They include plans for a mainly two-storey, modern care home, which also features en-suite bathrooms to each bedroom, residents’ lounge and dining areas, a café/bar, plus activity areas. The proposals also include 34 car parking spaces, along with terraces, patios and landscaped gardens.


The plans have been submitted to Charnwood Borough and Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Councils following a public consultation process.


MD of Charterpoint, Giles Nursey, said: “Charterpoint is a specialist senior living developer, with a significant portfolio of care homes developed across the East Midlands and elsewhere."


“We have established that there is a need for a modern, purpose-built care home to meet the needs of older people in the Markfield area of Leicestershire."


“In preparing our scheme we have sought to provide a high quality, modern and neighbourly development that sits within the existing landscape, maintaining and enhancing the existing boundary hedgerow along Leicester Road.”


Charterpoint, which is based at Edwalton near Nottingham, specialises in developing first-class senior living accommodation, mixed-use and sustainable housing schemes, and primary care premises.

For more information about Charterpoint, visit www.cpseniorliving.co.uk

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