The Cloisters by McCarthy Stone London & South East

This desirable new development offers a range of stunning retirement homes in Great Missenden and is conveniently located in the heart of this charming village, surrounded by the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Low maintenance and sociable

We offer one or two-bedroom retirement apartments, where you’ll benefit from our intelligent design, high specifications and quality contemporary flourishes, including underfloor heating. This retirement community also offers on-site parking, a luxurious communal lounge to meet with friends and neighbours and a gorgeous shared garden to relax and socialise in.

Safe and secure

Intelligent security features are integral to our new retirement properties, including a 24-hour emergency call system, fire detection and door video entry. For additional peace of mind, our friendly House Manager is on hand, onsite, in office hours to help with anything you need.

Plenty to do on the doorstep

A stone’s throw from our new retirement properties in Great Missenden, you’ll find the bustling high street which boasts a unique range of cafes and boutiques as well as essential amenities. The Chilterns offer an idyllic base for scenic strolls or more challenging hikes and Great Missenden is just a few miles from High Wycombe, Amersham and Wendover as well as offering regular, direct trains to London Marylebone station.

Local Area
Great Missenden is well-known for being home to the acclaimed writer Roald Dahl, who lived in this lovely village for 36 years and was often inspired by its idiosyncratic character. His influence can be felt all over, from the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre to the Roald Dahl Village Trail and even a Café Twit serving Bogtrotter Cake.

This sought-after village benefits from an array of independent shops, cafes and restaurants as well as local amenities, including a post office, library, pharmacy and surgery, making it ideal for retirement living. Food lovers are well catered for with something to tickle all palates, from the popular traditional pub, The Cross Keys, to the well-regarded Asian restaurant, The Fat Buddha and much loved French bistro, La Petite Auberge – or the quirky Stamp café which offers a Sri Lankan pop up menu.The properties at this development are a mix of freehold and leasehold properties with a term of 125 years from and including 01/01/2021