Beautifully presented two bedroom, second floor retirement apartment, having only been in ownership since new in 2022. Access out on to a walk out balcony from the living room overlooking the beautiful landscaped communal gardens. Located close to the lift, so very accessible to all the fantastic amenities this stunning 'Retirement Living' development offers.

Introduction: - Head towards the centre of Bridport town and you'll find Gordon Court , named after Second Lieutenant Colin Graham Gordon, a WW1 soldier that once lived in the parade of houses opposite. The development has offers stylish communal facilities including a lounge, guest suite and beautiful landscaped gardens. It's the ideal place to live life well.
This development allows you to downsize and free yourself from the responsibility and burden of cleaning and maintaining a family home. Plus, it allows you to live among a community of like-minded people where you may even make some new friends. While maintaining your independence, you'll also be provided with peace of mind as there is a 24/7 emergency call system and an on-site House Manager during office hours, so help is always on hand, should it be required.

As well as providing you with a safe and secure environment, the gardening and external maintenance of your property is taken care of, this means that you can spend your retirement in the way that you choose. Whether that's socialising in communal areas, enjoying some peace and quiet in your own apartment or exploring Bridport and the Jurassic Coast; it's entirely your choice!

Bridport is a beautiful market town in Dorset, located only 1.5 miles inland from the English Channel near the confluence of the River Brit and the River Asker, its tributary.
Although famous as a rope-making centre and a fishing village, Bridport now has a vibrant arts and culture scene, including an arts centre, a theatre, a cinema and a museum, which means that you'll have plenty to see, experience and explore close to the development.
There are a number of festivals to enjoy, including the Bridport Literary Festival, the Bridport Food Festival, the annual Hat Festival and the Christmas Tree Festival. There's also an annual carnival that includes a car boot sale, a fete, a funfair and an evening of live music. A torchlight procession takes place the next day, when 1,500 torches are carried over two miles to light a bonfire in West Bay.
Part of the idyllic Jurassic Coast, the local area is packed with beautiful walks and rambles. In the town itself, you'll also find a football club, a rugby union club and Bridport & West Dorset Golf Club, which includes an 18-hole links golf course, a driving range and a pitch and putt course. For gentler pursuits, you'll also find a swimming club, a water polo club and a couple of bowling clubs.

The transport connections surrounding our retirement homes in Bridport are great for when family and friends come to visit. Exeter and Bournemouth international airports can both be reached in around an hour, while railway stations can be found nearby in Dorchester and Axminster. Locally, you'll also find buses to Powerstock, Axminster, and Dorchester, as well as other towns and villages in the region.

Entrance Hall - With a solid Oak-veneered entrance door with spy-hole, security intercom system that provides both a verbal and visual link (by tuning the homeowners TV) to the main development entrance door. Emergency pull cord, large storage cupboard with shelving and housing the Gledhill boiler supplying hot water, and 'Vent Axia' heat exchange unit., there is also a further generous size storage cupboard.

Living Room - A stunning room full of light and a welcoming ambiance. A double-glazed French door with matching side panel opens onto a balcony overlooking the beautiful landscaped communal gardens.

Balcony - A lovely area to sit and enjoy South Westerly views over the landscaped communal gardens and the surrounding countryside.

Kitchen: - Excellent range of fitted units with contrasting worktops having matching upstands and incorporating an inset sink unit. Integrated appliances include; a four-ringed hob with glazed splashpanel and stainless steel chimney extractor hood over, waist level oven and concealed fridge and freezer.

Master Bedroom - A lovely well-proportioned double bedroom with double-glazed window. Large walk-in wardrobe with auto-light, hanging rails and shelving.

Bedroom Two - Another generous size bedroom with double glazed window.

Shower Room: - White suite comprising; large shower cubicle, a back-to-the-wall WC with concealed cistern, vanity wash-basin with cupboard unit below. Ladder radiator, emergency pull cord, ceiling spot lights. Extensively tiled walls and fully tiled floor.

* Parking: - A parking space is available at an extra cost.

Lease: - Lease 999 Years from January 2022
Ground Rent: £495 per annum
Ground Rent Review Date: January 2037

Service Charge (Breakdown) - . The cost of the excellent House Manager who oversees the smooth running of the development
. Cleaning of communal windows & external of apartment windows
. Water rates for communal areas and apartments
. Electricity, heating, lighting and power to communal areas
. 24-hour emergency call system
. Upkeep of gardens and grounds
. Repairs and maintenance to the interior and exterior communal areas
. Contingency fund including internal and external redecoration of communal areas
. Buildings insurance

The service charge does not cover external costs such as your Council Tax, electricity or TV, but does include the cost of your House Manager, your water rates, the 24-hour emergency call system, the heating and maintenance of all communal areas, exterior property maintenance and gardening. Find out more about service charges please contact your Property Consultant or House Manager.

Service charge: £5,852.27 per annum (for financial year ending 29/02/2024)