A TV and radio broadcaster is hosting a Q&A at a new retirement community in Hampshire.
Gloria Hunniford will be at Ampfield Meadows on Thursday, June 20, from 11am to 1pm, to celebrate the opening of the show home.
When complete, the village will have 149 flats for over 65s around a village centre designed to promote resident wellbeing and help them live healthy, independent lives for longer.
The day will also offer an opportunity for people to explore the plans of the first phase of the village and its state-of-the-art facilities which consists of 57 retirement properties, as well as a village centre that includes a swimming pool, sauna, gym, studio, cinema, craft room, restaurant, private dining, café, bar and shop.
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Fab Marcarian, Inspired Villages’ marketing director, said: “We are thrilled to officially open our first show home at Ampfield Meadows and welcome visitors to enjoy afternoon tea and meet Gloria Hunniford OBE. It provides a fantastic opportunity to showcase the village and for guests to learn more about the Inspired way of life, enjoy tours of the village and ask our friendly team any questions.”
Established in 2017, Inspired Villages is dedicated to developing later-living communities across the UK.
Inspired Villages is committed to achieving Net Zero Carbon status by 2030 globally, with Ampfield Meadows being one of an additional 25 sustainable communities, developed through a joint venture with Legal & General Capital and NatWest Group Pension Fund.
For more information, call 02380 015 468 or visit: inspiredvillages.co.uk/village/ampfield-meadows.
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