PEOPLE wanting to live in the Sir William Turner's Hospital, near Redcar, are being invited to apply.
The 325-year-old Grade II listed hospital, also known as Kirkleatham Almshouses, is nearing the end of a £1.7m renovation scheme to modernise the flatlets.
Peter Sotheran, chaiman of the board of trustees, said to qualify, people must be over the age of 63 and have an identifiable need, such as feeling isolated or the need for practical support. All new accommodation is on the first floor and comprises three single bedrooms, single person flats and three large single bedroom flats for married couples.
Every staircase has a stairlift and all doors have remote controlled door latches with intercoms.
Each cottage and flat is self contained with a front door, heating and telephone.
Anyone interested in one of the flats should call (01642) 482828.
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