About
Independent living accommodation for elderly people situated in the tranquil surroundings of Park Road Ludford, just across the river from Ludlow and close to local services and amenities of Ludlow.
Sir Job Charlton Hospital Charity Almshouses (also known as Ludford Almshouses) offer six small one-bedroom terraced houses built in 1672 by Sir Job Charlton of Ludford House Ludford.
The Charity is registered with the Charity Commission (24445)
The Charity is a registered Social Housing Landlord (A2408)
The charity is managed by a Board of Trustees and supported by a Clerk and Facilities Manager who ensure that the buildings are maintained to a high standard and that residents feel safe, supported and respected.
History
Sir Job Charlton who was a notable legal figure in 17th-century England who served as a judge and Speaker of the House of Commons, rebuilt the almshouse on the present site in 1672.
These Grade II listed buildings are full of historical charm, with period features preserved and sympathetically modernised to meet current living standards.
Accomodation
Sir Job Charlton Hospital Charity Almshouses consist of six unfurnished self-contained homes which include the following:
Applications and Qualification
Sir Job Charlton Hospital Charity Almshouses are intended for individuals or couples who may need housing due to financial circumstances, unsuitable living conditions or lack of a secure tenancy.
Policies and Living Information
Learn more about our Policies, Living information and our Annual Complaints and Services Improvement Report
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