“Warmth, excellent and varied food, safety and comfort with a friendly, efficient and helpful staff - always at hand when needed. I cannot imagine that there is a better place to retire.”
Eastbourne Resident
Because we take care of the mundane tasks at The Hawthorns and The Gardens, our residents have more time to enjoy themselves and entertain friends and family who are welcome to visit any time. At each of The Hawthorns there is a guest room and private dining room which you can book for entertaining.
There are a number of activities to choose from each month and if there is a particular activity that interests any of our residents – even if it’s just one person, our activities co-ordinators are happy to accommodate this in any way they can.
Residents of The Gardens, the private retirement hamlet of bungalows and maisonettes adjacent to The Hawthorns in Eastbourne, are also welcome to join in any of the events and activities as part of their all-inclusive retirement lifestyle.
Here is some information about some of the events that have taken place at The Hawthorns over the past few months.
A VERY special person is being sought for a very special assignment in Braintree on New Year's Eve: James Bond, no less.
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KEEN amateur artists will have an opportunity to learn first-hand from an expert on Tuesday (December 6) when renowned Essex artist, James Merriott, paints and talks for residents and visitors at The Hawthorns retirement development in Braintree.
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AN Eastbourne student's artistic imagination has won her a £500 lap-top and her school a £1,000 cash prize after she won a competition to design a Christmas card for The Hawthorns retirement development in the town.
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A WICKHAM Bishops student's artistic imagination has won him a £500 lap-top and his school a £1,000 cash prize after he won a competition to design a Christmas card for The Hawthorns retirement development in Braintree.
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LOCAL art students have accepted a challenge to design this year’s Christmas card for a Braintree retirement development – with a £1,000 prize for the winning school and a laptop for the winning student.
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