Greenwich House
Care For Veterans on our new centenary village
Accomodation for veterans
A compassionate supported living community in Aylesford, Kent — dedicated to veterans and their spouses
Welcome to Greenwich House, a warm and inclusive supported living residence in Aylesford, Kent, proudly serving veterans and their spouses as part of RBLI’s Centenary Village.
Offering 24 thoughtfully designed, self-contained apartments, Greenwich House provides high-quality, compassionate care tailored to individual needs. Residents benefit from a minimum of 3.5 hours of personalised domiciliary support each week, helping them maintain both independence and dignity in a safe, respectful environment.
Rare opportunity – limited number of flats available now
If you would like to speak with us with regards to residency please get in touch at 01622 717 463 or book a tour below
A Milestone in Veteran Support at RBLI Village
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters, we’ve been able to create Greenwich House — a ground-breaking supported living development in Aylesford that marks a major step forward in our mission to support veterans. This project further expands Britain’s largest dedicated veteran community, right here within RBLI’s Village in Kent.
Greenwich House plays a vital role in promoting the independence of ex-service personnel by offering a safe, inclusive, and purpose-built community where they can thrive with the right support in place.
facilities
Greenwich House offers modern, luxury apartments with flexible support to suit each resident’s needs. All residents receive a minimum of 3.5 hours of tailored care per week, with access to additional services as needed — including daily living assistance and 24-hour emergency support.
With over 100 years of experience, RBLI provides trusted, high-quality care for veterans and their families.
WANT TO find out more?
Download our new supported living brochure and learn more about both of our on-site supported living facilities, Greenwich House and Queen Elizabeth Court.
Contact Details
Richard Corben Way
Hermitage Lane
Aylesford
ME20 7UQ
Telephone – 01622 717 463
Electronic mobility scooter store
With electric charge points, encouraging residents independence.
Outdoor Spaces
Landscaped gardens and a shared courtyard create a beautiful setting for our care homes.
CQC Rating GOOD
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Meet Frances
Frances English is the Registered Manager for RBLI Domiciliary Care Agency and manages both Queen Elizabeth Court and Greenwich House.
With a background in nursing, the charity sector and public service – all whilst being an ‘Army Wife’ for over 30 years – Frances has great experience in what our veterans desire and expect. High standards, governance and compassion are at the heart of what she does and this spills over to her hard-working and loyal staff.
“Care is at the heart at everything we do.” – Frances English
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Centenary Village
RBLI’s Centenary Village development will see our charity support hundreds more military veterans and their families every year for the next one hundred years.
This £22m development will be a thriving, intergenerational community, providing life-changing support to those who need it most with fully-integrated health and social care to help residents overcome their unique daily challenges on a path to greater independence.
Life on britain’s largest veteran village
Located in the heart of the RBLI’s historic village in Aylesford, Kent, formed in 1919 to provide support and care for WW1 veterans, residents also benefit from being a part of a community while being able to enjoy amenities such as our Base Camp café and the Garden of Honour – a memorial garden offering a peaceful space to remember those who served.
Situated on the outskirts of Maidstone, the Royal British Legion Industries Centenary Village is well placed to offer domiciliary care for veterans in beautiful modern accommodation.