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Frank Jack Court, Peterhead

Housing type: Retirement housing

About this area
Peterhead sits at the easternmost point in mainland Scotland and is often referred to as the Blue Toon. Peterhead is one of the busiest fishing ports in Europe with over 400 boats and a bustling daily market. The Maritime Heritage Centre tells the story of the local sailors, whalers and fisher folk. To the north is the important RSPB Reserve, Loch of Strathbeg, a winter home for thousands of wild geese and swans. South of Peterhead is Slains Castle, the home of Dracula, or at least the place that inspired Bram Stoker to write his famous novel.
About the development

A warm welcome awaits you at Frank Jack Court, for those aged 50 and over who still wish to live independently in their own home. These properties are easy to maintain and offer tenants the safety of living in a secure environment, whilst maintaining their independent lifestyle.

There’s no need to worry about maintenance costs either as the service charge covers the cost of all external maintenance, gardening, window cleaning and energy costs of the communal areas.

There are plenty of opportunities for residents to get involved with social activities and events in the court and surrounding area. With so much to enjoy in Peterhead, Frank Jack Court is the perfect place to enjoy later life.

Features
  • communal lounge
  • fully equipped laundry room
  • library
  • garden
  • guest room for your family to stay
Address
Frank Jack Court,
Glendale Road,
Peterhead AB42 1ZU

No of properties: 36

Housing type:
Retirement housing

I have lived at Frank Jack Court for five years and it is truly excellent. I love living here and would not want to go anywhere else.

George Watt

News from the development

Property upgrades

17th July 2019

We installed new kitchens and external wall insulation at our properties in Frank Jack Court.

Crafts at the Court

Community project in Peterhead

A crafting space was created in Frank Jack Court for residents to come together and learn new skills. The group knits items to support local organisations.

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