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This is not later life. This is later living.

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The best experience of ageing

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As always, the welfare of our residents, customers, relatives, colleagues and volunteers comes first and we thank you for your cooperation at this time.

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The Best Experience of Ageing

Make the most of life, wherever you are on its journey. Build and sustain treasured relationships. Exercise choice and be whoever you want to be. Feel valued and important.

This is how retirement should feel. This is retirement living.

As a registered charity, our unique blend of welcoming retirement villages, complete with specialist care homes and support for older people, allow us to put what matters to you at the heart of all that we do.

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Unique villages for later living

Each of our five villages has its own unique character. But one thing they all share is the special warmth the St Monica Trust radiates that’s all about living life to the full.

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  • Sandford Station

    Buildings and gardens at Sandford Station

    Get out of town

    Nestling in the Mendip Hills, Sandford Station offers countryside retirement living in one, two and three bedroom homes. There’s a heritage railway museum on site, fine dining available in the Pullman Restaurant, outdoor bowling and an indoor pool.

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  • Westbury Fields

    Apartment with balcony at Westbury Fields

    Anyone for cricket?

    With a cricket pitch at its heart and an adjacent croquet lawn, Westbury Fields is a leafy suburban village with lots of on-site amenities. Accommodation comes with one, two or three bedrooms, many with gardens and balconies.

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  • Monica Wills House

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    Let the city come to you

    An urban oasis, Monica Wills House in Bedminster boasts stunning views from its own roof garden on top of the five storey building. There’s a restaurant, onsite bar and a choice of one and two bedroom apartments.

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  • Cote Lane

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    Live a life of grandeur

    An iconic landmark on Bristol's Durdham Downs, Cote Lane occupies twelve acres of parkland with stylish accommodation in a combination of modern and Grade II listed buildings. There’s an indoor pool, atrium restaurant and a full social calendar to keep you busy all year round.

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  • The Chocolate Quarter

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    Raising the bar

    Set in the iconic Fry’s factory buildings in Keynsham, The Chocolate Quarter offers stunning one and two bedroom accommodation. There’s a pizzeria and bistro, pool, gym, cinema and lots of activities to enjoy every day.

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Care that matters to you

Caring for and about people. It’s at the heart of everything we do. That’s what makes our service so exceptional. Our specialist care extends beyond our four care homes, to providing support for people living in their own homes and specialist dementia day care.

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What has the St Monica Trust done for Bristol?

We're proud of the impact we have on our city.

For our residents and customers, it's delivered by creating vibrant, caring communities. For our staff it's about making people's jobs more satisfying and rewarding. And for Bristol and the surrounding area, it's about partnering with outside organisations and supporting disadvantaged older people through the work of our Community Impact Team.

Watch the video and follow the frisbee to find out more (and don't forget to hang on for the final credits, it's worth it!) or read our latest Social Impact Report.

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Supporting communities

Through our community development team and the gifts and grants that are awarded by our Community Fund, we help older people in and around Bristol to make the most of life in the communities where they live.

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Join our team. Make a community

Every day at the St Monica Trust, a team of more than 1,400 people share their talent, passion and expertise to create communities and deliver care that brings later living to life. If you share our positive vision and attitude, we’d love to hear from you.

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