* Leasehold
* Communal garden
* On street/residents parking
* Central heating
* Wet room
* On - site bistro
* Hairdressers & beauty salon
* Library & it suite
* Walk in wet room
* Activity Rooms
Apartment 11 at Daisy Haye is a stylish 2 - bedroom, ground floor retirement
living apartment, with a spacious lounge, kitchen and walk - in wet room.
Shared Ownership (75%) - £116, 250
No rent payable on remaining 25%
Service Charge £160. 35 weekly
*Eligibility - Over 55s*
Our apartments are designed with you in mind and finished to an excellent
standard. Each apartment benefits from a stylish, fitted kitchen, a spacious
lounge and a safe, easy - access wet room with shower.
There is no need to leave the comfort of Daisy Haye, we have everything you
want under one roof for you, your family and friends to also enjoy, making
Daisy Haye a great place to live. When you become a resident, you can be as
involved in the activities on offer as you choose, giving you the opportunity
to make new friends. Why not take a break from cooking and enjoy a meal in our
bistro or visit the spacious communal lounge to meet and socialise with your
neighbours and friends. You can treat yourself with some pampering in the hair
and beauty salon and take part in the organised social activities on offer or
you may just want to have a stroll around the landscaped gardens.
Communal features include:
• Bistro
• Hairdressers & beauty salon
• Activity rooms
• Pamper bathroom
• it suite
• Communal lounge
• Communal gardens
At Daisy Haye you can enjoy the independent lifestyle you deserve, you can be
as active or relaxed as you want with all the facilities provided for your
convenience and
enjoyment and all on your doorstep. All apartments are designed to make life
as easy and enjoyable as possible and offer the best in retirement
accommodation, situated in a truly desirable development with a tailored care
package to suit your needs.
Other general apartment information:
• The building is heated by an efficient combined heat and power system
supplemented by solar panels providing renewable energy for the whole building
• Telephone points in the living room and main bedroom
• Fire and smoke alarm
• Phone entry system
• Emergency call system
Local area information
Leek has many local shopping outlets and a range of pubs, bistros and places
to eat. Its history is based on farming and textiles. Leek has some great
markets; on a Wednesday there is an outdoor market for general supplies. On
Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays there is the indoor market located in the
old Restored Butter Market. On a Saturday there is a real treat with an
outdoor collectors market, which sells all sorts of things, pottery,
jewellery, antiques and much more. Also on the third Saturday of every month
there is a fine food market which has won awards for great local produce.
An attractive development known as Getliffe's Yard is well worth a visit,
where an interesting range of shops and places to eat and drink has been
created in an historic courtyard in the heart of the town centre.
Leek town centre is situated on a junction of the A523, A53 and A520 roads.
These provide good links to the nearby towns of Macclesfield and Congleton, in
Cheshire; Buxton and Ashbourne, in Derbyshire; and the city of Stoke - on - Trent,
in Staffordshire.
The latter has two junctions onto the M6, giving easy access to Birmingham and
Manchester, while the A50 runs from the Potteries to the M1 near Nottingham.

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