Danny House
“Retire in Style” a short film
Here is a short film about life in and around Danny House including activities, environment and lifestyle. Hear first hand from residents about their experience of living at Danny and meet some of the friendly staff.
Danny House
Danny House is one of England’s great country houses and prestigious retirement properties. Nestling at the foot of the South Downs within the National Park, this retirement home offers the best of all worlds.
Lifestyle
Living at Danny means sharing the life of a community of like-minded people, and the knowledge that you do not have to worry about any problems of maintenance of either house or grounds. The apartments are fully serviced, with three quality meals served a day in the dining room.
Location
Located within beautiful countryside in a Stately Home within a mile of the attractive village of Hurstpierpoint. The train station of Hassocks is 1.5 miles away, which enables you to reach London in 50 minutes, Brighton 10 minutes and Gatwick 20 minutes.
Apartments
Full maintenance with no extra charges. Unlike most retirement communities, at Danny you have the advantage of being able to rent rather than buy your apartment. The rent includes meals, maintenance, heating, lighting, cleaning, and all the services one expects to find in a prestigious retirement home.
Take a flight over Danny House
Calendar of Danny Events
Due to restrictions, events are currently for residents of Danny only.
April 12 at 7.15pm, Brahms, Liszt, Chopin and Debussy – John Bruzon piano (residents only)
April 19 at 7.15pm Joss Peach Jazz Trio (residents only)
April 26 at 7.15pm Beethoven, Frank Bridge, Faure and ‘Barcarolles’, a new work by Martin Butler – Madeleine Mitchell violin, Martin Butler piano (residnets only)
May 3 at 7.15pm Ivan Hovorun – Franz Liszt programmatic masterpieces (residents only)
May 10 at 7.15pm Mike Hatchard piano (residents only)
May 17 at 7.15pm Siriol Hugh-Jones cello, Steve Carroll-Turner piano (residents only)
May 23 at 3pm – David Roberts Charity Raising Concert
May 24 at 7.15pm Melodies from Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess, music by Joseph Horowitz and Alec Templeton’s 1st Pocket-sized Sonata – Steve Dummer clarinet with Stevie Higgins piano (residents only)
May 31 at 7.15pm Pam Cragg and Maggie Grimsdell piano duo (residents only)
June 7 at 7.15pm Naomi Grayburn piano Haydn Sonata (residents only)
June 14 at 7.15pm Songs with Valeria Guidotti singer, Zhanna Kemp piano (residents only)
June 21 at 7.15pm Margaret Fingerhut piano (residents only)
June 22 at 7pm The Tempest in Danny Gardens, The Little Theatre Company
June 28 at 7.15pm Julian Trevelyan piano (residents only)
July 4 at 2pm, Treasure Island in Danny Gardens, The Little Theatre Company
July 24 at 3pm, The Secret Garden in Danny Gardens, The Little Theatre Company
August 17 at 7pm, Jane Eyre, The Little Theatre Company
Monday 20th September at 7:30pm, Hurst Festival, Rachel Fryer, piano – Variations Down the Line
Wednesday 22nd September at 7:30pm, Hurst Festival, Leto Ensemble – Flute & Clarinet Mosaics
Friday 24th September at 7pm, Hurst Festival, Mike and Reina Reinstein in Concert
Danny News
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Danny Events
We have been restricting external visitors coming into the house. But with restrictions now easing, we have recommenced our Monday evening soirees for residents only and certain other charitable raising external events which adhere to [...]
A Haven in Lock Down
Fortunately, everybody at Danny has stayed safe and continued to enjoy the companionship and high level of service that Danny offers its residents. Families have visited their relatives in the gardens. As a single [...]
Baby John’s arrival and Christening
We celebrated the safe arrival of baby John and his Christening at Holy Trinity Church Hurstpierpoint. Residents, family and friends danced samba with the Marta Scott Dance troupe and we toasted John with champagne to [...]
George Goring 11 returns to Danny
The Weiss Gallery in London are selling a painting of George Goring for £350,000. It was painted in 1581 by George Gower (1540 – 1596) who was the most prominent painter at the Court of [...]