Sheltered Housing & Accommodation Marton-in-Cleveland

Marton-in-Cleveland is a small village located in North Yorkshire, England. Historically, the area was an important part of the Domesday Book, and the village has been around since the 12th century. There are many interesting landmarks and attractions in the area, including the ruins of an ancient Norman castle, the Marton Institute and the impressive St. Peter’s Church. The village also boasts of numerous walking trails, including the Cleveland Way which offers stunning views of the Cleveland Hills. Marton-in-Cleveland is attractive to retirees or older adults due to its various amenities, such as a retirement village, medical facilities, and community events. The village has a strong sense of community, with local clubs and organizations that cater to seniors. Additionally, there are plenty of public parks, as well as a local library, making it a great place for leisure activities. The area also offers plenty of shopping and dining options, giving seniors the opportunity