Proposals have been outlined for a new 'specialist retirement community' at Trinity Gardens, Davenport. 

Plans outline a redevelopment of the site to provide a new 'retirement living development', along with indoor communal facilities, car parking, and landscaped gardens. 

McCarthy Stone, the retirement home developer behind these plans, states on its website: "The proposed development is located on land at Trinity Gardens, Davenport and will be accessed via two access points, the existing access from Trinity Gardens will be retained and a new access further along will be provided.

"McCarthy Stone has acquired an interest in the site and believes it is in a suitable and sustainable location to provide much-needed retirement accommodation for people later in life in Davenport. 

"Davenport benefits from public transport links with local bus routes and rail services allowing easy access to local amenities and the wider region."

Plans appear to occupy the site of the Trinity Methodist Church.  

Ian Wilkins, the divisional managing director North, McCarthy Stone, said: "Our plans provide a fantastic opportunity to deliver much-needed retirement living accommodation in Davenport.

"The site is ideally located with public transport links to local shops and amenities nearby, as well as connections across the region.

"Our proposals for Davenport will help to address a demand for retirement accommodation in the area, providing housing choice for older people, whilst freeing up the wider housing market for local families and first time buyers further down the chain in an area with high demand for these types of homes."