Sheltered Housing & Accommodation Ferryhill

Ferryhill is a small market town located in County Durham, England. With a population of around 8,000, Ferryhill was historically a centre for coal mining until the closure of the pits in the 1980s. Today, the town is home to a range of amenities, such as schools, shops, pubs, and churches, as well as a library and leisure centre. Ferryhill is home to some notable landmarks, including St. Luke's Church, built in the 14th century, and the Grade II listed Ferryhill Station Heritage Centre. Ferryhill is an attractive destination for retirees or older adults as it offers a range of amenities and services specifically catered to their needs. Senior housing options are available, and there are several medical facilities, such as a local GP and pharmacy. The town also hosts a number of community events, including a monthly farmers' market and a weekly market. Ferryhill is also home to a number of local clubs and societies, making it