Wardens or House Managers
Many retirement properties provide a warden or house manager.
The warden or house manager normally lives on site and looks after the management of the property both internal and external and provides a reassuring presence for lessees. House managers deal with emergencies and keep an eye on residents and their property.
The house manager service ensures that the investment you make in your leasehold retirement property is looked after by ensuring all maintenance required is carried out.
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