The 16th Century Grade 1 listed Manor House set within 27 acres of tranquil Hampshire countryside forms the beating heart of Grove Place. It is a historically and architecturally important building that is also home to many of the exceptional communal facilities on offer to residents. Grove Place is dedicated to putting the comfort of the residents first by providing a wealth of five-star, hotel-inspired amenities to ensure their retirement years are lived to the full and run as smoothly as possible. Residents can stay in shape in the fully-equipped gym and by working out with a personal trainer. Grove Place also boasts a chef-led restaurant, indoor pool, billiards room, relaxing lounge, beauty treatment room, hair salon and spa. Residents have full use of their own professional concierge and access to 24-hour emergency support and care. If residents feel like being a little more active, they can head to the croquet lawn or even the nine-hole putting green. The added luxury of ready access to room service and a housekeeping service is welcomed by many residents and guests are invited to use as many of the amenities as they choose. These on-site amenities are not something many people usually have on their doorstep but are enjoyed to the full by many residents at Grove Place, so even if retirees are downsizing from their family homes, they are certainly not downsizing their lifestyles. Resident, Peggy Bigglestone, was struck not only by the majesty of such a beautiful building, she was also impressed by the excellent facilities on offer at Grove Place and comments, “I had been staying with some friends when I came across an advert for Grove Place in a newspaper, and I thought it looked lovely. The Manor House at the centre and the extensive grounds looked so charming, I couldn’t quite believe there was the chance to live somewhere so grand. ”Peggy is an active member of the choir and ukulele club and adds, “There is always something interesting happening that you are welcome to join in with. I really do love my life at Grove Place.”