Care homes in Lowestoft

Broadlands provides residential, respite and end-of-life care for older people, including people living with dementia and physical disabilities. Before a move, the team works with residents and families to understand care needs, routines and personal history, then uses this information to shape a personalised plan and support settling in.

The home has landscaped gardens overlooking the Norfolk Broads, with outdoor space for walks, family visits…

Harleston House provides residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Lowestoft. Daily life is centred on familiar routines, freshly prepared meals, safe indoor and outdoor spaces and activities shaped around each resident’s interests and abilities.

The home offers short-term respite and flexible trial stays of up to six weeks, giving families time to assess whether the setting suits their needs.

A 13-bed residential home in Lowestoft, Amber Lodge supports people with learning disabilities to develop daily living skills and greater independence. Its registered scope includes older people, younger adults and learning disabilities. Support can include attending day services, reaching health appointments and keeping in touch with family.

Care planning is tailored to each person’s requirements, with support focused on personal growth,…

Britten Court supports older people with residential and nursing care, including dementia, respite and end-of-life care. It also offers day club care, giving families a shorter-term route alongside longer placements.

Residents can use the on-site café, garden and activities room, while the cinema room and family guest room provide additional shared spaces.

Carlton Hall Residential Home and Village supports older people in a larger village setting near Lowestoft, including a secure dementia unit. The site includes the main Hall, a Granary and Bakehouse conversion, bungalows, gardens and community facilities.

The Hall offers 35 beds and a 10-bed dementia unit, while the Granary and Bakehouse add 15 ensuite bedrooms with courtyards and patio areas.

Estherene House offers residential care for older people in Lowestoft, including dementia and Alzheimer’s support. It also provides respite and convalescent care for people recovering from surgery or illness, with stays typically lasting two to four weeks and longer options available.

Residents can use gardens, hobby rooms, a library and lounges. Activities are shaped around individual interests, including gardening, baking and meal preparation.

John Turner House provides short-break accommodation in Lowestoft for adults and young people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The service gives families and carers respite while offering guests a supported stay near the seaside and local community facilities.

The refurbished accommodation includes eight individually designed bedrooms, each with a television, en-suite bathroom and Wi-Fi.

Kirkley Manor supports older people through nursing, residential and dementia care in Lowestoft. Its wider care offer also includes respite and end-of-life care, making the home relevant to people whose needs may change over time.

Staff are on duty 24 hours a day, and bedrooms have nurse call bells. District nurses, GPs and other external professionals visit through the home’s established arrangements.

Residential care at Lilac Lodge & Lavender Cottage is shaped around each resident’s background, interests and preferences, with support for older people living with dementia and other care needs. Daily routines, activities and care packages are tailored to the individual.

Staff remain on duty around the clock, with nurse call bells in bedrooms and regular visits from district nurses, chiropodists, GPs and opticians.

Long-term and short-term residential and nursing care at Lound Hall is available for older people, alongside palliative or end-of-life care. The home also offers continuing care, respite and some post-operative care for ongoing or temporary requirements.

Residents and appropriate family members can contribute to individual care planning, which considers medical, cultural and emotional needs.

Short breaks, respite stays and long-term residential care are central to Manor Farm Care Home’s offer for older people, including those living with dementia. The home is registered without nursing and uses individual care planning to address residents’ medical, emotional, social and everyday needs.

The care approach is built around dignity, choice, candour, compassion and empathy.

Oulton Park Care Centre provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities. Both long-term and short-term care are available, with person-centred plans intended to reflect residents’ needs, preferences and daily routines.

The home’s hospitality offer includes meals prepared on site from locally sourced meat and vegetables, seasonal dishes and modified-texture options.

The Dell Care Home provides residential, dementia, respite and day care for older people. It is registered as a care home without nursing, and its service offer is supported by a wider care group providing residential and specialist support across Suffolk and Northamptonshire.

The home’s approach focuses on person-centred care, individual needs, independence and dignity.