Lower Mill Apartments

Setting and Preservation

Lower Mill Apartments are on Kingston Road in Ewell, a village preservation area because of its history and riverside views. The Hogsmill River, pretty parkland, and classic residential streets make it a peaceful, easy-to-walk spot with consistent style. You can reach everyday spots like shops and services on Ewell Village High Street without a vehicle.

Nearby stations offer train routes right into central London, and roads to the A3 and M25 make it easy to get around the region. A simple map shows how close the building is to parks, river walks, transport, and local spots, showing how the area helps people stay independent and secure for the long haul.

Building Size and Apartment Layout

The site is a finished low-rise building with 53 apartments, each with its own different design. The way the building looks fits in with the surrounding preservation area, keeping a practical profile while using current building methods. The apartments come in one- and two-bedroom styles, balancing personal space with shared areas.

This place was made for senior living, with layouts that make it easy to move around and adapt as time goes on. People can pick apartments that look out over gardens or the river, tying indoor living to the outside world. Since it's all done, you can move in now without worrying about construction issues.

Interior Design and Shared Features

Inside, they focused on being useful, comfy, and easy to use. Kitchens come with appliances at waist height, and hallways are wide enough for people with mobility issues without losing style. Bathrooms all have walk-in showers for easy, daily use.

Shared spaces are a big part of living here. There's a restaurant, club room, cozy hangout with a bar, exercise space, gardens with a greenhouse, and a terrace by the river. Photos show how nice the inside and shared spots are, pointing to the idea that the site is a whole living space, not just an apartment building.

Ownership and Positioning

The apartments are for sale, and prices depend on the size, view, and layout, not a standard price. The price shows that it's in a preservation area, is already completed, and has services included. If you're thinking about buying, the focus is on keeping your way of life, feeling safe, and having a comfy place to live for years to come, not a quick investment.

If you're looking to buy in a supported living area, this place is straightforward since it's already built and has a system in place. It's set up so you can stay independent but still use care and shared facilities as you need them, geared towards long-term living instead of a temporary stay.