Leave the hassle behind
Find your joy - discover the elegance of effortless living in our vibrant new community.
Reserve your Pegasus home by 31st August 2026, and you could benefit from our ‘less worry, more living’ incentive. While you focus on enjoying your stylish new surroundings, we’ll contribute towards the cost of your bills for up to two years.*
We want to help our customers reduce their cost of living by contributing towards the cost of three main factors:
- Pegasus Homes service charge
- Council tax
- Utility bills
Contributions will be capped at a maximum value, dependent on the property purchase price. The value of the contribution will be paid upon legal completion as a financial contribution deducted from the purchase price on the completion statement. The customer remains responsible for paying their service charge, council tax and utility bills.
Meet our residents
We were honoured to have spoken to some of our wonderful residents who shared their thoughts and feelings about life in a Pegasus Homes community.
Watch the films below, and if any of what they say resonates with you, why not speak to one of our friendly Customer Advisors who can help answer any questions you may have on moving to a Pegasus community.
Meet Gill
After 16 years as a widow, Gill found her house too large to manage alone. When a leaflet for a Pegasus community in Lichfield arrived, she visited and felt an immediate connection. She recalled, "I thought it was so nice here. It had just the right atmosphere."
Now happily settled, Gill values the independent lifestyle and active community. Describing her move, she says, "I just love it. It's independent living, which is perfect. I'm very happy, it's a good place to be."
She balances her outside interests with community life, adding, "We have a wonderful community, all sorts of activities going on, and you join in whatever you want to join in or not."
Watch Gill's story
Meet Eddie and Malcolm
After losing their wives and facing the challenge of maintaining large family homes alone, Malcolm and Eddie discovered something precious at their Pegasus community.
"I never thought I could ever be happy again after my wife died," Eddie shares. "But having this friendship and all the others has made such a difference to my life...I'm actually happy again!"
Beyond lower living costs and less maintenance, it's the sense of belonging that transforms lives here. "It's the community that really makes it," Malcolm explains. "You're not stuck in your own little box."
When asked how they would describe their new lives at their Pegasus community, Eddie concludes, "Contented! When you get to our age, it's difficult to make friends, but you walk in here and people greet you as soon as you come in."
Watch Eddie and Malcolm's story
Meet Cynthia and Richard
Having lived in the area since 1968, Cynthia, a former Chief Nurse and OBE recipient, and her husband Richard, an international badminton umpire, moved to a Pegasus community in Lichfield.
The couple's primary motivation for moving was proactive: to relocate while they were still fit and active, avoiding the fate of friends who "left it too late" and are now "trapped in houses that are too big for them."
They quickly settled into their new home. Cynthia happily reflects on their decision: "A year ago, we could never have envisioned this kind of thing in our lives. And it has changed dramatically for the better... We're just happy people."
Their advice is simple: "If you're thinking about it, don't think about it too long. Make a decision and do it if you're going to. We don't regret it at all"
Watch Cynthia and Richard's story
Meet Penny, Sue & Mabel
Too often people wait until it’s too late, and the options for moving are limited. As Penny and Sue share,
“We decided to do it while we still could, before we got too old! Neither of us wanted to be left alone if the other popped their clogs! This is the ideal solution”
Watch Penny, Sue & Mabel's story
Meet Michael
Sadly losing his wife seven years ago, Michael felt like he was “rattling around” in his three bedroom family home and decided to make his move. He says,
“At first, I wasn’t really sure what later living meant, but I absolutely love it here, it’s the best thing I’ve done”.
Watch Michael's story
Bath Leat, Somerset
Location is everything; and being just a short walk from the centre of the city, you can enjoy the peacefulness of a riverside community, with the perks of the city on your doorstep. The apartments surround landscaped gardens at the centre.
Belle Vue, Hampstead
A short walk from Hampstead Heath, these innovative apartments by world-leading architects feature incredible views and contemporary architecture. This community encourages exploring creativity, nurturing wellbeing and enjoying a great social life.
Cobham Bowers, Surrey
Discover Cobham Bowers, a stylish collection of one, two and three bedroom apartments within the heart of idyllic Cobham village, with highlights that include communal lounge, yoga studio and beautiful landscaped garden.
Highfields, West Byfleet
Highfields, a stylish collection of 75, one and two bedroom apartments set over 5.33 acres, for those aged 60 and over in the heart of West Byfleet.
Jesmond Assembly, Newcastle
Enjoying a prime location in Jesmond, just 350 yards to the Metro station and Osborne Road on your doorstep with local amenities. Jesmond Assembly is a stylish collection of 1 and 2-bedroom apartments.
Lichfield Bonds, Staffordshire
Pegasus has created 62 independent living apartments for people over the age of 60. Pegasus Lichfield Bonds enjoys a prime location offering beautiful views across the treasured landmark Lichfield Cathedral.
Lymington Gate, Hampshire
Located near the centre of the harbour town of Lymington. A unique collection of 44 one and two bedroom apartments sits on Stanford Hill at the 'Gateway to Lymington'.
The Fitzroy, Cornwall
With spectacular panoramic views of Falmouth Bay and Pendennis Castle, The Fitzroy offers bright and airy apartments with private outdoor spaces and beautifully landscaped grounds.
The Vincent, Bristol
This stunning collection of 64 one, two and three bedroom apartments nestle beside Clifton Downs in Bristol’s desirable Redland district. Apartments are distributed between the beautifully restored 1886 Queen Victoria House, and two new contemporary Regency-style terraces.