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Graham House, Culver Street

Size

• 7 Single bedroom flats
• 11 Double bedroom flats
• 1 Guestroom. All situated on 2 floors, with one internal lift.

Nearest town

• Salisbury City centre is a 10 minute walk

Age

• Built in 1976

Facilities within scheme

• Common room with a small adjacent kitchen
• Laundry
• Disabled toilets

Visiting amenities

• Hairdresser - once every fortnight
• Chiropodist - often comes once every fortnight
• Milkman
• Daily paper delivery
• Meals on wheels
• Wiltshire Farm Foods delivered fortnightly

Utilities

• Immersion tanks for hot water supply. Electric (night storage) for heating

Garden

• Large garden with tables and seating.

Parking

• No Parking.

Location

• Quiet area, surrounded by residential streets, away from the city centre.

Recreational activities

• Afternoon tea and cakes weekly

Closest amenities

• Shops - ten minute walk into city centre.
• Bus Stop - nearest is Brown Street, 5-7 minutes walk for residents.
• Churches - Salisbury Baptist Church, St. Martins and The Gospel Hall, are all nearby.
• Library - central Salisbury.
• Doctor and Dentist - IO minute walk to St. Ann Street.
• Day Care Centre - just across the road.
• Pubs - Huntsman's Tavern just around the corner, also lots of others nearby e.g. The Queens Arms and The Star.
• Leisure Facilities - central Salisbury.
• Train Station - 15-20 minutes walk

Residents' views

• 'Everything we ever want or need is nearby.'
• 'Sheltered housing here is perfect and couldn't be better.'

Graham House sheltered housing scheme

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