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Hospice at Home

Cumbrian Homes are proud to support Hospice at Home as part of the recent launch of their Business Partners Initiative.

Their hard work allows those who prefer to enjoy their time in the comfort of their own home whilst receiving the care and attention they need.

It is a invaluable service to those who need it and something we are pleased to offer our support of.

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When Joan Farley and Glynne Ward began to look for a home in the Lake District in which they could enjoy their retirement, they had very definite ideas on what they wanted - new build, as neither lady wished to get involved in DIY, it had to be North of their previous home in Kirkby Lonsdale and, perhaps, most importantly, it had to have a manageable sized garden and room for their dog, Charley.

Penrith-based Cumbrian Homes have won the Eden District Council Build Quality Award in the multiple housing category for their Otter’s Holt development in the village of Culgaith, just six miles east of Penrith.

Photo: Site Manager, Shaun Frith, proudly takes the award for his site at Culgaith

Penrith-based developer, Cumbrian Homes, has joined forces with CFM Radio to sponsor Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life in Carlisle this summer.

Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life 2009 is the UK’s largest women-only fundraising series. Women of all ages and fitness levels are invited to do something amazing by signing up for the event and joining together to walk, jog or run 5k to raise money to help beat cancer.

Clare Smeaton has become the latest resident at Cumbrian Homes’ exclusive Holme Eden development in the Cumbrian village of Warwick Bridge after purchasing one of the final three remaining apartments.

Cumbrian Homes are proud to sponsor the Horticultural experts at the University of Cumbria's Newton Rigg campus, near Penrith, for their entry into this year's prestigious Chelsea Flower Show. We wish them all the best with their stunning garden design entitled 'Pottering in North Cumbria'.