Abbeyfield Society (The) care homes

Speedwell Court provides residential and dementia care in a purpose-built Abbeyfield home in Southampton. The service supports older people who need daily assistance in a welcoming community setting, including people living with dementia.

Residents have access to communal spaces and facilities designed for social life, while Abbeyfield also provides support with meals, activities and everyday wellbeing.

A large detached house near Bramhall Village provides Abbeyfield House with a residential setting for older people, including permanent care and flexible respite support. The home has 16 bedrooms, most en-suite, plus an assisted shower room and two assisted bathrooms.

Residents can bring personal furniture to make their rooms familiar. Shared life includes meals, companionship and daily support, while Abbeyfield’s wider model also includes…

Abbeyfield Winnersh combines dementia care with a retirement setting intended to balance private living and readily available assistance for older people. Its purpose-built dementia home has en-suite rooms, adaptive furniture and secure courtyard gardens, with space for personal belongings and familiar items.

The wider Abbeyfield model includes private rooms, social activities and daily support.

Residential and respite care supports older people at Bradbury House in Gosforth, Cumbria, at the foot of the western Lake District. The setting combines daily assistance with a village location and views towards the surrounding landscape.

Residents can receive meals, housekeeping and practical support within the home, while families can arrange a visit to understand the accommodation and care available.

Downing House provides residential, dementia and flexible respite care for up to 25 residents in Manchester. En-suite rooms and comfortable lounges create shared and private areas for daily life, while an on-site salon and gardens add practical amenities.

Daily meals are provided through an in-house team or catering partner, depending on the home. Activities and community living support people who need ongoing care, dementia support or a shorter…

Dementia, residential, nursing, respite and end-of-life care are available at Halcyon House in Formby for older people. The home combines nursing support with bright communal areas, gardens and activities that residents can join at their own pace.

Residents can personalise bedrooms, enjoy social activities and receive meals through the home’s catering arrangements.

Older people who need daily support can find a small residential setting at Lee House in Wimbledon Village. The service provides personal care, companionship and practical help while retaining opportunities for privacy and social connection.

Residents live in a residential-house environment with staff support each day and meals prepared around individual tastes and dietary requirements.

Phil Mead House offers residential care, respite stays and activities for older people and younger adults in a peaceful residential part of Coventry. The home is part of Abbeyfield Living Society and supports residents within a community setting.

Daily life combines private rooms with shared spaces, freshly cooked meals and opportunities for social connection.

Pratt House supports older people in Amersham with 24-hour residential care in a community setting. The home offers activities, meals, private rooms and shared areas, with care designed for later life rather than independent housing alone.

Residents can take part in social activities while receiving daily support from staff. The setting includes gardens and communal spaces, and the wider organisation also provides sheltered housing with private…

Older people can receive residential, dementia and respite care at Sandwood Care Home in Nottingham’s Sherwood district. The purpose-built home has 31 en-suite rooms, combining private accommodation with 24-hour support and shared communal life.

Activities, social opportunities and daily meals form part of life at the home, while flexible respite stays provide shorter-term support.

Dementia-friendly residential care sits at the centre of Abbeyfield House in New Malden, where older people have private space alongside daily support and opportunities for companionship. The home forms part of Abbeyfield Living Society, whose services include residential care and dementia-friendly care. Its approach combines privacy with social connection and practical assistance.

Abbeyfield’s food provision includes fresh-cooked meals adapted…

Older people can receive residential care, dementia-friendly support and respite stays at Hill House, with en-suite rooms and 24-hour assistance in a Georgian country-house setting. The home is near Honiton in Devon and offers views across the countryside.

Set in the Blackdown Hills, Hill House provides a distinctive environment for people who need support with everyday living while retaining a sense of community.