Mill View

The Development

Mill View offers a unique alternative: luxury two bedroom apartments, in a purpose-built, self-contained building, with access to on-site services.

Exclusively for those aged over 55, Mill View has been designed to enable residents to continue to live independently in modern apartments with access to care and support services tailored to their individual needs.

You may be thinking of moving home because of life changes or purely to downsize. 'Extra Care' offers a way of supporting you to live independently in your own home.
Mill View provides the security and privacy of your own home, plus the benefits of a range of onsite facilities and the reassurance of 24-hour emergency response. Your care and support can be tailor-made to suit your needs and adapted in the future if needed.

Mill View is designed to make your life as easy as possible with a choice of accommodation options. All apartments include private balconies or terraces and are set in a quiet location with beautifully landscaped communal gardens. A range of on-site services and facilities will give plenty of opportunities to make friends and become part of the Mill View community. At the heart of the building is a spectacular atrium with the main reception area, hair salon*, shop*, laundry room and mobility scooter store. There are further communal facilities on the upper floors including lounge areas and a rooftop café*.
* (Subject to 3rd party business occupancy)

Local Information
Independent living in Cambridgeshire, on the edge of the countryside, in the village of Hauxton and with easy access to many other amenities nearby, these new apartments at Mill View are in a delightful location.

Located on the banks of the river Cam, the historic village of Hauxton retains a rural charm and is surrounded by open countryside. This area of South Cambridgeshire offers perfect opportunities for cycling, walking and exploring. Historic monuments, houses and museums mix with popular pubs and friendly villages to create the perfect countryside location.

There has probably been a mill on the present site at Hauxton since before Roman times although it was in its heyday in the late 18th century when it also crushed rapeseed for oil. A new mill was built in 1851, after a fire, and ground corn until the mid 1970s when Turner and Son ceased trading. It’s the only example of a 19th Century watermill in Cambridgeshire.

There is a strong sense of community spirit in Hauxton Village and the peaceful life here naturally centres around the village hall, primary school and local church – St. Edmunds is one of the oldest in the county with many interesting Norman features. There are shops and amenities in Great Shelford (approx. 3 miles) and further afield Cambridge offers a host of entertainment, leisure and shopping options.