Sheltered Housing & Accommodation Cockerton

Cockerton is a village in County Durham, located in the north-east of England. It was first recorded in 1294 as "Cokerdene," referring to a valley of cokers, or coking coal. Historically, Cockerton has been a farming village, and the remains of medieval farming buildings still stand. Cockerton’s most notable landmark is the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, built in 1763, and the village also boasts several pubs, shops, and a post office. In recent years, Cockerton has become an attractive destination for retirees and older adults, with its wide range of housing options, medical facilities, and community events. There is an active senior citizens club, and a selection of sheltered housing, retirement homes, and nursing homes. The village hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including the annual Cockerton Show, a celebration of the area’s agricultural heritage. With its peaceful atmosphere, excellent facilities, and community