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Base Document SCHEDULE 6: List of retirement home developments sorted by reference to the Fairhold group company that owns the freehold Development Address 1. Theowal Limited Court Royal 1/30 (Excl No 13) TN4 8HT 1/30 Court Royal Eridge Road Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 8HT 2. Fairhold Properties No.6 Limited Pegasus Court 1/25 LE16 7AP 1/25 Pegasus Court Leicester Road Market Harborough LE16 7AP Franklin Way 101/295 (odd) CR0 4UR Kelvin Gardens Croydon Surrey CR0 4UR 3. Fairhold Properties No.7 Limited Minster Court 1/20 WS13 6AB 1/20 Minster Court Bird Street Lichfield Staffordshire WS13 6AB 4. Fairhold Properties No.8 Limited Pegasus Court 1/43 OX12 9GZ 1/43 Pegasus Court Mill Street Wantage OX12 9GZ 5. Fairhold Mercury Limited Oxford Court 1/63 FY8 4EB 1/63 Oxford Court Oxford Road Lytham St Annes FY8 4EB Croft House 1/33 FY6 7AH 1/33 Croft House Grosvenor Road Poulton le Fylde FY6 7AH LON20771083/8 156186-0001 Development Address Lowry Court 2/38 SK14 6TG 2/38 Lowry Court Rushycroft Mottram-in-Longendale SK14 6TG 59/103 (excl) Chalet Estate NW7 4DL 59/103 Chalet Estate Hammers Lane Mill Hill NW7 4DL 6. Blackhouse Investment Properties Ltd. 128 Chalet Estate NW7 4DL 128 Chalet Estate Hammers Lane Mill Hill NW7 4DL 129 Chalet Estate NW7 4DL 129 Chalet Estate Hammers Lane Mill Hill NW7 4DL 7. Fairhold Homes Limited 1/15 Bucklers Mews SO41 8JL 1/15 Bucklers Mews Anchorage Way Lymington Hampshire SO41 8JL 2/62 Glendale CT20 1SH 2/62 Glendale The Bale Folkestone Kent CT20 1SH 1/45 London Court OX3 7SL 1/45 London Court London Road Headlington Oxfordshire OX3 7SL 1/29 Meadsview Court GU14 7NW 1/29 Meadsview Court Clockhouse Road Farnborough Hampshire GU14 7NW 1/40 Weston Court N20 9PQ 1/40 Weston Court Farnham Close Whetstone London N20 9PQ 1/67 Alexandria Court BH22 8PW 1/67 Alexandria Court Glenmoor Road LON20771083/8 156186-0001 Page 2 Development Address West Parley Ferndown BH22 8PW 1/47 Heath Dene Manor WD17 4PZ 1/47 Heath Dene Manor Grandfield Avenue Watford Hertfordshire WD17 4PZ 1/54 Southdown Court BN27 2AT 1/54 Southdown Court Bellbanks Road Hailsham East Sussex BN27 2AT 1/25 Fulford Court TA24 5XA 1/25 Fulford Court Millbridge Gardens Minehead, Somerset TA24 5XA 1/51 Amber Court and Garages BN3 1LU 1/51 Amber Court and Garages 100-106 Holland Road Hove, East Sussex BN3 1LU Barden Court ME14 5AP 1/38 Barden Court St Lukes Avenue Maidstone, Kent ME14 5AP 1/34 Masters Court HA4 6JA 1/34 Masters Court Wood Lane Ruislip, Middlesex HA4 6JA 1/55 Barons Court B92 8LL 1/55 Barons Court 998-1002 Old Lode Lane Sheldon, Solihull B92 8LL 1/24 Heron House DA14 4EG 1/24 Heron House 2/4 Lansdown Road Sidcup, Kent DA14 4EG 1/31 Aynsley Court B90 3DQ 1/31 Aynsley Court Union Road Shirley, Solihull B90 3DQ 1/41 Danestream House SO41 0DA 1/41 Danestream House Sea Road Milford on Sea, Hampshire SO41 0DA 1/38 Bucklers Court SO41 8JN 1/38 Bucklers Court Anchorage Way Lymington, Lymington LON20771083/8 156186-0001 Page 3 Development Address SO41 8JN 1/2 Bucklers Lodge SO41 8JN 1/2 Bucklers Lodge Anchorage Way Lymington, Lymington SO41 8JN 1/51 Liddiard Court DY8 3SD 1/51 Liddiard Court Bridgnorth Road, Wollaston Stourbridge, West Midlands DY8 3SD 1/104 Chesnut Court B36 0LB 1/104 Chesnut Court 296-310 Chester Road Castle Bromwich, Birmingham B36 0LB 1/52 Gibson Court KT10 0AW 1/52 Gibson Court 33 Manor Road North, Hinchley Wood Esher, Surrey KT10 0AW 1/49 Arthington Court HG1 5LH 1/49 Arthington Court East Parade Harrogate, North Yorkhire HG1 5LH 1/59 Mumbles Bay Court SA3 5BS 1/59 Mumbles Bay Court Mayals Road Blackpill, Swansea SA3 5BS 1/45 Deans Mill Court CT1 2BF 1/45 Deans Mill Court The Causeway Canterbury, Kent CT1 2BF 1/39 Oak Court M20 4NE 1/39 Oak Court Mauldeth Road Withington, Manchester M20 4NE 1/65 Lemontree Court & Garages 1/65 Lemontree Court & Garages FY8 2SU Clifton Drive North Lytham St Annes, Lancashire FY8 2SU 1/47 Livingstone Court EN5 4PL 1/47 Livingstone Court Christchurch Lane Hadley Green, Hertfordshire EN5 4PL 1/54 Stirling Court PR9 7LF 1/54 Stirling Court St Clair Drive Church Town, Southport PR9 7LF 1/33 Trinity Court CV21 3PU 1/33 Trinity Court Church Street LON20771083/8 156186-0001 Page 4 Development Address Rugby, Warwickshire CV21 3PU 1/34 Parklands Court BH15 2QE 1/34 Parklands Court 68-72 Parkstone Road Poole, Dorset BH15 2QE 1/46 Ribblesdale Court LA4 5LG 1/46 Ribblesdale Court Euston Road Morecambe, Lancashire LA4 5LG 1/36 Bourne Court CR3 6AZ 1/36 Bourne Court 91-103 Croydon Road Caterham, Surrey CR3 6AZ 1/39 Burges Court SS1 3EP 1/39 Burges Court Station Road Thorpe Bay, Southend on Sea SS1 3EP 1/45 Dellers Court TA1 1DX 1/45 Dellers Court Dellers Wharf Priory Bridge Road, Taunton TA1 1DX 1/42 Royal Court B72 1LY 1/42 Royal Court 120-126 Birmingham Road Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands B72 1LY 2/47 Orchard Court LS16 5QS 2/47 Orchard Court St Chads Road Headingley, Leeds LS16 5QS 1/37 Saville Court BH21 1QY 1/37 Saville Court 75 Poole Road Wimborne, Dorset BH21 1QY 1/61 Colonel Stevens Court BN20 7HD 1/61 Colonel Stevens Court 10A Granville Road Eastbourne, East Sussex BN20 7HD 1/50 Weaver Court CW9 5EU 1/50 Weaver Court London Road Northwich, Cheshire CW9 5EU 1/72 Glendower Court CF14 2TJ 1/72 Glendower Court Velindre Road Whitchurch, Cardiff CF14 2TJ 1/51 Nevyll Court SS1 3UE 1/51 Nevyll Court LON20771083/8 156186-0001 Page 5 Development Address 29-35 Station Road Thorpe Bay, Essex SS1 3UE 1/56 Fern Court DA7 4HJ 1/56 Fern Court 11 East Street Bexley Heath, Kent DA7 4HJ 1/49 Hartford Court YO11 2TP 1/49 Hartford Court Filey Road Scarborough, Yorkhire YO11 2TP 1/60 Kinmonds Court CV32 4QU 1/60 Kinmonds Court 19-35 Kenilworth Street Leamington Spa, Warwickshire CV32 4QU 1/42 Sherleys Court HA4 6DH 1/42 Sherleys Court Wood Lane Ruislip, Middlesex HA4 6DH 1/94 Tembani Court TQ3 2NQ 1/94 Tembani Court Colin Road Paignton, Devon TQ3 2NQ 1/54 Gheluvelt Court WR1 1JB 1/54 Gheluvelt Court Brook Street Barbourne, Worcester WR1 1JB 1/56 Custerson Court CB11 3HF 1/56 Custerson Court Station Street Saffron Walden, Essex CB11 3HF 1/51 Viscount Court BH5 1AF 1/51 Viscount Court 24-26 Owls Road Boscombe, Dorset BH5 1AF 2/38 Vale Court HG5 9NF 2/38 Vale Court 42, 44 & 46 Bond End Knaresborough, North Yorkhire HG5 9NF 1/56 Acorn Court EN8 7GB 1/56 Acorn Court 209 High Street Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire EN8 7GB 1/76 The Adelphi HG2 0NT 1/76 The Adelphi Cold Bath Road Harrogate, Yorkhire HG2 0NT LON20771083/8 156186-0001 Page 6 Development Address 1/55 Valley Court NG5 3GA 1/55 Valley Court Ribblesdale Road Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG5 3GA 1/75 Kennett Court BR8 7WP 1/75 Kennett Court Oakleigh Close Swanley, Kent BR8 7WP 1/15 Stone Mill Court TA24 5NE 1/15 Stone Mill Court 13 Park Terrace Minehead, Somerset TA24 5NE 1/36 Cissbury Court BN14 0BF 1/36 Cissbury Court 167 Findon Road Worthing, West Sussex BN14 0BF 1/44 Kingswood Court E4 8LL 1/44 Kingswood Court 175 Chingford Mount Road Chingford, London E4 8LL 1/20 Websters Holt CH49 4RG 1/20 Websters Holt Manorside Close Wirral, Merseyside CH49 4RG 8. Fairhold Homes (No 2) Limited 1/45 Springbank WA14 2LR 1/45 Springbank Ashley Road Altrincham, Cheshire WA14 2LR 1/38 Queen Anne Court SK9 1BY 1/38 Queen Anne Court Macclesfield Road Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 1BY 1/45 Bishops View Court N10 3NQ 1/45 Bishops View Court 24a Church Crescent Muswell Hill, London N10 3NQ 1/62 Bay Court TR11 4NP 1/62 Bay Court Cliff Road Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4NP 1/59 Orcombe Court EX8 2ET 1/59 Orcombe Court Littleham Road Exmouth, Devon EX8 2ET 1/47 Mallard Court RG14 5HL 1/47 Mallard Court LON20771083/8 156186-0001 Page 7 Development Address West Mills Newbury, Berkshire RG14 5HL 73/115 Gldendower Court Phase II 73/115 Gldendower Court Phase II CF14 2TZ Velindre Road Whitchurch, Cardiff CF14 2TZ 1/25 Longdon Court RM1 3QY 1/25 Longdon Court Junction Road Romford, Essex RM1 3QY 1/33 Mill Stream Court OX14 5XA 1/33 Mill Stream Court Abingdon Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire OX14 5XA 1/17 The Cloisters DT9 3BS 1/17 The Cloisters Long Street Sherborne, Dorset DT9 3BS 1/72 Halebrose Court BH6 3DU 1/84 Halebrose Court 10 Seafield Road, Southbourne Bournemouth, Dorset BH6 3DU 73 Halebrose Court BH6 3DL 1/84 Halebrose Court 10 Seafield Road Bournemouth, Dorset BH6 3DL 74/84 Halebrose Court BH6 3DU 1/84 Halebrose Court 10 Seafield Road Bournemouth, Dorset BH6 3DU 1/12 Crosfield Court WD1 2DB 1/12 Crosfield Court Lower High Street Watford, Hertfordshire WD1 2DB 14 Crosfield Court WD1 2DB 14 Crosfield Court 244 - 248 Lower High Street Watford, Hertfordshire WD1 2DB 15/76 Crosfield Court WD1 2DB 15/76 Crosfield Court Lower High Street Watford, Hertfordshire WD1 2DB 1/65 Spinners Court LA1 1RY 1/65 Spinners Court Queen Street, off Aldcliffe Road Lancaster, Lancashire LA1 1RY LON20771083/8 156186-0001 Page 8 Development Address 1/46 Ranulf Court S7 2PZ 1/46 Ranulf Court Abbeydale Road South Sheffield, Yorkhire S7 2PZ 1/47 Swan Court CV37 7HG 1/47 Swan Court Banbury Road Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire CV37 7HG 1/43 Turners Court L25 5PG 1/43 Turners Court 59 Halewood Road Liverpool, Merseyside L25 5PG 1/66 St Aldhelms Court BH19 1NS 1/66 St Aldhelms Court 15 De Moulham Road Swanage, Dorset BH19 1NS 1/72 Archers Court SP1 3WF 1/72 Archers Court Castle Street Salisbury, Wiltshire SP1 3WF 1/33 Bentley Court GU15 2EH 1/33 Bentley Court Upper Gordon Road Camberley, Surrey GU15 2EH 1/33 Sorrento Court B13 9HB 1/33 Sorrento Court Wake Green Road, Moseley Birmingham, West Midlands B13 9HB 1/46 Popes Court LU2 7GL 1/46 Popes Court Old Bedford Road Luton, Bedfordshire LU2 7GL 2/49 Pleydell Court CT20 2DB 2/49 Pleydell Court Pleydell
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