Ampthill is a small historic town in Bedfordshire, located in between Bedford, Milton Keynes and Luton. With its gorgeous thatched cottages and lively Thursday market, Ampthill is a great spot for retirees, where you can make yourself at home surrounded by the beautiful English countryside and a close-knit community.
Clemens Place features a selection of one and two bedroom apartments, exclusively for retirees. You will be able to enjoy beautiful landscaped gardens, private on-site parking and a communal lounge for socialising with neighbours and friends. From coffee mornings to gin tasting evenings soaking up the summer sun in the beautifully maintained gardens, Clemens Place is proving a popular choice for those seeking an active and social lifestyle. The stylish guest suite allows family and friends to stay, so that you can enjoy their company, without the hassle associated with hosting guests!
Clemens Place is within a short distance of a doctor`s surgery, dental practice, post office and library. For smaller shopping needs, you`ll find a Waitrose as well as a convenience store just down the road. A number of independent shops and restaurants are also within a mile of your doorstep.
We are now taking off-plan reservations, contact us to find out more!
Local Area
Ampthill has a royal history - it was once one of King Henry VIII`s favourite towns and the home of Catherine of Aragon for a few years. In 1242, Henry III passed a law for Ampthill to hold a weekly market, which is still going today - the perfect place for picking up fresh produce and knick-knacks. While the famous 15th-century Ampthill Castle is unfortunately no longer here, you can still visit the remaining ponds and Ampthill Park, which now stands on the old grounds. The park features work from the renowned landscaper Lancelot `Capability` Brown and the grand Ampthill Park House, built in 1686.
If you`d like to get more involved in Ampthill`s lively community, there are a number of leisure clubs you can join, offering a range of sports from tennis to bowls.
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