Family Owned & Run.
"The first home sold was named after our 5 year old daughter 'Violet'. She was so happy to see 'her' house."
Family Owned & Run.
"The first home sold was named after our 5 year old daughter 'Violet'. She was so happy to see 'her' house."
"Thoughtful, timeless cottages and bungalows for people who are thinking carefully about how they want to live. Beautifully proportioned, efficient to run, and easy to live in, without compromise."
"Thoughtful, timeless cottages and bungalows for people who are thinking carefully about how they want to live. Beautifully proportioned, efficient to run, and easy to live in, without compromise."
Robert Scott
Founder
Robert Scott
Founder
At Lewis & Scott, we create homes for people aged 60+ who want to live independently, confidently and comfortably; not just today, but for the years ahead.
Our homes are built around a simple belief: later life should offer more ease, more freedom, and choice. Not less.
That belief started with Joan.
A Personal Story. A Systemic Problem.
Lewis & Scott was founded because of Joan, the founders grandmother. She was the life and soul of a second-floor maisonette in Hertfordshire: the balcony chats, flower-pot competitions, the unspoken community held each other up through the decades.
Joan stayed there for over 30 years until she passed at 96; not because the home suited her needs as she aged, but because it was familiar and close to her family. But over time, the friendships that kept her anchored faded as they moved to care homes or further away. The stairs became dangerous. The layout stopped working. And the home that once gave her independence slowly took it away.
There were no suitable, affordable, local alternatives designed for people who wanted to age well, in place.
Only when Joan passed away and her maisonette sold did we see the truth clearly: Joan was asset-rich, community-rooted and fiercely independent, yet she had no realistic pathway to live safely and comfortably in later life.
That's a market failure. So we built Lewis & Scott to help fix it.
"Thoughtful, timeless cottages and bungalows for people who are thinking carefully about how they want to live. Beautifully proportioned, efficient to run, and easy to live in, without compromise."
Robert Scott
Founder
At Lewis & Scott, we create homes for people aged 60+ who want to live independently, confidently and comfortably; not just today, but for the years ahead.
Our homes are built around a simple belief: later life should offer more ease, more freedom, and choice. Not less.
That belief started with Joan.
A Personal Story. A Systemic Problem.
Lewis & Scott was founded because of Joan, the founders grandmother. She was the life and soul of a second-floor maisonette in Hertfordshire: the balcony chats, flower-pot competitions, the unspoken community held each other up through the decades.
Joan stayed there for over 30 years until she passed at 96; not because the home suited her needs as she aged, but because it was familiar and close to her family. But over time, the friendships that kept her anchored faded as they moved to care homes or further away. The stairs became dangerous. The layout stopped working. And the home that once gave her independence slowly took it away.
There were no suitable, affordable, local alternatives designed for people who wanted to age well, in place.
Only when Joan passed away and her maisonette sold did we see the truth clearly: Joan was asset-rich, community-rooted and fiercely independent, yet she had no realistic pathway to live safely and comfortably in later life.
That's a market failure. So we built Lewis & Scott to help fix it.
At Lewis & Scott, we create homes for people aged 60+ who want to live independently, confidently and comfortably; not just today, but for the years ahead.
Our homes are built around a simple belief: later life should offer more ease, more freedom, and choice. Not less.
That belief started with Joan.
A Personal Story. A Systemic Problem.
Lewis & Scott was founded because of Joan, the founders grandmother. She was the life and soul of a second-floor maisonette in Hertfordshire: the balcony chats, flower-pot competitions, the unspoken community held each other up through the decades.
Joan stayed there for over 30 years until she passed at 96; not because the home suited her needs as she aged, but because it was familiar and close to her family. But over time, the friendships that kept her anchored faded as they moved to care homes or further away. The stairs became dangerous. The layout stopped working. And the home that once gave her independence slowly took it away.
There were no suitable, affordable, local alternatives designed for people who wanted to age well, in place.
Only when Joan passed away and her maisonette sold did we see the truth clearly: Joan was asset-rich, community-rooted and fiercely independent, yet she had no realistic pathway to live safely and comfortably in later life.
That's a market failure. So we built Lewis & Scott to help fix it.
Family Run & Owned.