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The UK’s fastest growing, privately-owned retirement housebuilder, Churchill Retirement Living, has once again scooped a prestigious accolade at this year’s Daily Express British Housebuilder Awards by being named the Silver award winner in the 76-150 category.
Spencer McCarthy, Chairman and Group Managing Director of Churchill Retirement Living, was delighted to accept the award from Vanessa Feltz at a ceremony held at the Savoy on the 26th June.
For the past 21 years, the Daily Express British Housebuilder Awards have recognised and rewarded the elite of the new homes market.
These highly competitive awards are particularly exacting in their judging methods as the shortlist is scrutinised by the industry’s most exacting audience; British house buyers themselves. As a result, winners of Daily Express award winners are widely accepted as housebuilders which can truly demonstrate quality and exemplary Customer service:
“We are delighted to have been recognised as a Silver Award winning housebuilder in the Daily Express British Housebuilder Awards 2007” enthused Spencer McCarthy. “Our Customers are the most exacting of judges therefore it is good to be able to say with true conviction that we are building just what this discerning sector of the market really wants to buy!”
“Our vision is to be the number one choice for secure and friendly retirement living,” concluded Spencer McCarthy, “To be a Silver award winner at the Daily Express British Housebuilder Awards 2007 is a definite step in the right direction.” Churchill Retirement Living was founded by brothers Clinton and Spencer McCarthy as an answer to the growing demand for high quality accommodation geared specifically to the needs of the active retired.
Churchill Retirement Living developments can be found in carefully selected locations in the South and the Midlands, all of which offer the very best of local amenities and shopping, together with independence, security and 24-hour support and help when required.