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Luxury Retirement Living with Fantastic Facilities Keynsham, Between Bristol and Bath LUXURY RETIREMENT LIVING WITH FANTASTIC FACILITIES KEYNSHAM, BETWEEN BRISTOL AND BATH SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 1 27/06/2018 11:05 SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 2 27/06/2018 11:05 WELCOME TO The Chocolate Quarter A retirement development brought to you by the St Monica Trust THREE SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 3 27/06/2018 11:05 PURE PLEASURE FOUR SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 4 27/06/2018 11:05 PURE PLEASURE The Chocolate Quarter is a stylish retirement complex, created by award-winning architects. Originally the home of Fry’s Chocolate, the iconic buildings offer well-finished apartments, elegant spaces and a wealth of activities. Treat yourself to retirement living at its best. FIVE SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 5 27/06/2018 11:05 OUR APPROACH SIX SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 6 27/06/2018 11:05 OUR APPROACH The St Monica Trust is a Bristol-based charity, founded by the philanthropy of the Wills family in 1925. We bring together all the skills we’ve developed over the last 90 years with a real passion for what we do. Not-for-profit organisation Should your needs change in the We are proud of our charitable future our expertise in care provision status. We devote ourselves to our means we can offer you a range communities and residents rather of support. Depending on your than to shareholders. This means you requirements, our Care at Home can enjoy life in vibrant surroundings team can provide varying levels of perfectly tailored to your needs. assistance. And should you want more involved care, our nursing homes What makes us different provide professional care in sensitive Our aim is to achieve the highest and supportive environments. standards in everything we do. You can enjoy great food in our restaurants, We are proud of everything we a fantastic selection of activities and do and have brought it all together superb service from any member of our in the charming setting of The team. At St Monica Trust, the details Chocolate Quarter. We’d love to have been taken care so you can relax. show you around. SEVEN SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 7 27/06/2018 11:05 DELICIOUS HISTORY Green fields, open spaces and first-class access to road and rail networks. That’s what led Cecil Fry to choose Keynsham Hams as the site for his new factory back in 1922. First under the name of JS Fry and We’re thrilled to be involved in the next Sons, and then Cadbury’s, the stage of this landmark building’s life. The Somerdale factory produced some Wills and Fry families share an historical of the nation’s favourite confectionery relationship that goes all the way back for over 80 years. to the granting of the Royal Charter in 1909, which led to the creation of the In its heyday the factory produced 57,000 tonnes of chocolate annually, University of Bristol. Look carefully at including Crunchie, Picnic, Curly Wurly the Bristol University logo and you will and Turkish Delight. see a sun representing the Wills family and a horse representing the Fry family. Continuing a partnership From pantomines and sports days, to In taking on Cecil Fry’s chocolate youth clubs and concerts, the Somerdale factory, we’re delighted to be continuing factory also served the local community this relationship between the two for more than 80 years, and it is our families and to be given the opportunity intention to ensure that it continues to preserve the iconic red brick buildings to do so under our guardianship. for future generations to enjoy. EIGHT SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 8 27/06/2018 11:05 DELICIOUS HISTORY SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 9 27/06/2018 11:05 LIVE IN A LANDMARK TEN SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 10 27/06/2018 11:05 LIVE IN A LANDMARK The Chocolate Quarter is a stylish development of spacious, well-appointed retirement apartments, an excellent care home and fantastic facilities. Once home to the nation’s favourite chocolate treats, these grand 1920s buildings have been lovingly refurbished to maintain their landmark status. Next to the River Avon and within the thriving community of Keynsham, The Chocolate Quarter is perfectly placed for both town and country living. A taste of the past The Chocolate Quarter is regeneration at its finest. Expertly blending a taste of the past with modern living, everything here has been crafted to create the perfect place to live. There are distinctive features throughout from the grand and elegantly styled atrium to the rooftop gardens. And whether you want to take in spectacular country views, enjoy delicious food in the restaurant or spend some time in the fitness suite or pool, there’s something for everyone here. ELEVEN SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 11 27/06/2018 11:05 Key N O V A n R o A4175 TRAIN STATION MULTI-SPORTS E V I R ver Av ver i BUS STOPS GOLF COURSE R SHOPS PARK D A SCHOOLS MARINA O R M A H CONNECTED COMMUNITY CHURCHES RIVER S N Y E CAFE FISHING K RESTAURANT WALKING ROUTE PUB SOMERDALE PAVILION Bath A4 KEYNSHAM BY-PASS Approximate distances A4174 A4 Travelling by road AD RO HI L GH M4 J19 10 miles (16 km) TO S IS TR BR EE HILL B3116 T TH M5 J19 12.5 miles (20.1km) BA Bristol centre 6.2 miles (9.9 km) Bath centre 9 miles (14.4 km) D TE URLEY H MP A4175 ILL LE Bristol ST RE D ET Travelling by train A O R KEYNSHAM L Keynsham train station is less than 5 minutes walk O T IS R • Bristol Temple Meads station 6 minute journey B LD • Bath Spa station 7 minute journey O Travelling by plane E L A V Bristol International Airport 12.2 miles (20 km) D O London Heathrow Airport 103 miles (166 km) O D W A K O C R O T N S O T L R A H C N SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 12 27/06/2018 11:05 N O V A n R o A4175 E V I R ver Av ver i R D A O R M A H CONNECTED COMMUNITY S N Y E K As part of the larger Somerdale development, The Chocolate Quarter is at Bath the heart of a welcoming community of houses, schools and other facilities. A4 KEYNSHAM BY-PASS A4174 Keynsham Access to transport The Chocolate Quarter is right next Getting around couldn’t be easier. A4 to the heart of historic Keynsham, a There are bus stops right outside the AD RO HI L GH TO S IS TR charming market town with plenty of front door and Keynsham train station BR EE HILL B3116 T TH BA amenities. Cosy cafes, a farmers’ market, is just around the corner. Even better, performance spaces and parks are all the station is on the main line between D TE URLEY H MP A4175 ILL LE in the area, along with a variety of London and Wales, so you can wake Bristol ST RE D ET A clubs social groups and sports facilities. up to your view of the Cotswolds O R KEYNSHAM L O T before heading out to explore a IS R B Meanwhile all the essentials you need LD destination of your choice. O and much more can be found right on your doorstep. Inside The Chocolate Should you want to visit locations E L A Quarter there will be a hair salon, closer to home, the cultural cities of V D O restaurant, bistro, shops and a GP Bath and Bristol are within easy reach. O D W A K O C R surgery. Furthermore, because the local Both are well known for their excellent O T N S O T area buzzes with activity and families, selection of restaurants, great shopping L R A H we want them to feel welcome to use and evening entertainment. C these communal facilities and add to the vibrancy of The Chocolate Quarter. THIRTEEN SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 13 27/06/2018 11:05 HEALTHY INSIDE AND OUT Whether you want to relax and unwind, or are committed to healthy living, our luxurious wellness suite will revitalise you in body and mind. After an energetic session in the gym or an exercise class from a personal trainer, you can loosen up by taking a refreshing dip in the indoor pool or be massaged by the bubbles in the whirlpool hot tub. Lingering aches and niggles can be soothed away by a therapeutic session in the sauna, or our professional physiotherapists can help you work away any stresses or strains. FOURTEEN SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 14 27/06/2018 11:05 HEALTHY INSIDE AND OUT FIFTEEN SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 15 27/06/2018 11:05 FULL OF LIFE SIXTEEN SMT_TCQ_brochure_2018.indd 16 27/06/2018 11:05 FULL OF LIFE Enjoying yourself is easy when you can choose from a selection of activities. Taking it easy At The Chocolate Quarter you’ll have the opportunity to try new hobbies There are lots of ways to unwind after a busy day. You could watch and crafts, get involved in your favourite sports, tuck into tasty food or sit a film in the cinema, stroll in the back and be entertained. beautiful rooftop garden or join new friends for a drink in the bar. On the menu Activities for everyone Excellent quality is the emphasis Entertainment and interesting There’s more in the restaurant. We take pride activities are a vital part of life. With The Chocolate Quarter is part of in the quality of the food we serve a wide range of enjoyable pastimes a wider community, so there’s always and our award-winning chefs prepare to choose from, you can really make a lot happening in the area.
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