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Blossom House finished in Edwalton as 80 apartments for over‑55s reach completion

Anchor has completed the final phase of an 80‑home development in Edwalton. Blossom House will provide one- and two‑bed apartments for people aged over 55, with communal facilities and landscaped gardens, and the first residents due to move in from August 2026.

Blossom House finished in Edwalton as 80 apartments for over‑55s reach completion
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Anchor has finished construction on the final phase of an 80‑home scheme in Edwalton, bringing to an end building works on a development aimed at people aged over 55. Known as Blossom House, the site comprises one‑ and two‑bed apartments intended for social rent and includes communal facilities and outdoor space.

What the development offers

Blossom House will provide a mix of apartment sizes within a purpose‑built block for later living, with features designed to support independent living in a community setting. Key elements include a communal lounge and landscaped gardens. The scheme is operated by Anchor, a provider of housing and care for older people.

  • 80 apartments for people aged over 55
  • Availability for social rent
  • Communal lounge for residents
  • Landscaped gardens and external communal space
  • First residents expected to move in from August 2026

Local context and impact

Housing for older people remains a pressing issue locally as the population ages and demand for accessible, affordable accommodation rises. Blossom House adds a significant tranche of purpose‑built housing in Edwalton and will be particularly relevant for households seeking rented options designed for later life.

"The completion of our Blossom House development marks an exciting step for both Anchor and our future residents," said Alison Plaxton, Anchor's development manager.

The development manager described the scheme as offering "high‑quality homes for older people set within a peaceful yet vibrant community, enabling residents to live well in later life." The first move‑ins scheduled for August mean local services, community networks and support providers will soon engage with new neighbours arriving in the area.

Item Detail
Number of homes 80
Tenure Social rent
Target age group Over 55s
Key communal features Communal lounge, landscaped gardens
First residents From August 2026

Neighbours and local groups will be watching how the new block integrates with nearby streets and services. For prospective residents or relatives seeking more information about lettings and eligibility, Anchor is the point of contact for detailed enquiries.

The completion marks the end of the external build phase. Interior fit‑outs and final checks will precede the arrival of the first tenants later this summer.

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