Care homes in Newton Abbot

Long-term residential care at Mallands Residential Care Home supports older people, people living with dementia and those with physical disabilities. The home also provides respite care, home care and day care, with home-delivered hot meals for local people. Residents have single bedrooms with en-suite facilities, lounges, dining areas and accessible public rooms.

Daily life includes planned and spontaneous activities shaped around individual…

Fair View Lodge offers residential support for three adults in Newton Abbot who are autistic or have a learning disability. The home is registered without nursing and is intended for people who benefit from structured support while developing skills for healthier, more independent lives in their communities.

Set in a residential area within walking distance of the town centre, it combines a small resident group with access to local facilities.

Meadowside Residential Home provides 24-hour permanent residential care for adults with learning disabilities and older people, including residents with physical disabilities and complex care requirements. The home is run by a small local charity and supports a defined residential community.

Alongside permanent care, Meadowside offers daycare and respite sessions from Monday to Friday.

Ashburton House provides short-term respite and longer-term residential care for older people, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and works with community professionals around individual needs.

Care includes round-the-clock support, medication monitoring, nutrition planning and assistance shaped around each resident.

Asher Care provides residential accommodation for people who need individual levels of care and support, specialising in temporary or permanent mental health conditions. The service encourages personal development, recovery and reablement, including semi-independent living for residents working towards greater independence.

The home has 25 bedrooms, 24 of them en-suite, plus Asher Lodge, a separate four-bedroom building for more independent…

Bramble Down provides residential and nursing care for older people and adults with physical disabilities in a homely setting near Newton Abbot. The home creates personalised care plans, supports complex needs and has a qualified nurse on duty at all times.

As a family-owned home within Peninsula Care Homes, Bramble Down combines local management with group support and ongoing staff training.

Coombes Wood House specialises in residential care for people over 65, particularly those living with dementia or confusion. It also supports residents with frailty, continence problems, physical disabilities and some mental health needs, with an individual care plan describing the assistance each person requires.

The home combines single and double rooms, mostly with en-suite facilities, with lounges, gardens and one-to-one or group activities.

Coppelia House supports older people through residential care, with Peninsula Care Homes also offering nursing and dementia care across its wider service. Its approach centres on individual care plans, independence and support beyond medical needs.

Residents can continue hobbies, join imaginative activity programmes and build new routines in a home designed to feel familiar and safe.

Greenhill Residential Care Home provides 24-hour care, residential care and specialist dementia care for older people. Personal care, respite care and social or creative pursuits are also part of the stated offer, with plans shaped around individual needs and preferences.

Facilities include tranquil gardens, a hairdressing salon and hobby rooms. Dining can accommodate allergies and dietary requirements, including vegetarian, pescatarian and vegan…

Ilford Park Polish Home provides residential and nursing care for former members of the Polish Forces who served under British command during the Second World War, and for their spouses. This dedicated community focus gives the home a specific eligibility profile rather than a general care-home remit.

The home is subject to routine inspection by the Care Quality Commission and regularly meets its standards.

Lynwood supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care, practical routines and opportunities to shape each week around personal interests. Residents can create, develop and review their own timetable, take part in household tasks and help prepare meals.

The home offers private bedrooms with bathrooms and communal sitting rooms. Activities include animal care and gardening, while a smallholding and workshop provide practical…

Mapleton is listed as a residential care home supporting people with dementia, learning disabilities and younger adults. However, the supplied official material relates to Devon County Council services and does not establish Mapleton’s own care offer, facilities or daily operation. The registration evidence confirms a care home without nursing, but does not support further specific claims about staffing, activities, accommodation or funding.

Mount Pleasant combines dementia specialist residential accommodation with a separate day care service for up to 14 individuals in Newton Abbot. Support follows each person’s needs and capabilities, within a home also registered for mental health, physical disability and sensory impairment care.

An in-house activities co-ordinator provides regular events, with music visits, animal therapy, exercise classes and arts and crafts forming part of…

A Grade II listed former village rectory gives Ogwell Grange Residential Care Home a distinctive setting for residential care near Newton Abbot. It supports older people, including those living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment, in a home set within two acres of landscaped gardens with views towards Dartmoor.

The family-run provider keeps its homes deliberately small, with fewer than 20 residents, allowing staff to get to…

Palace Farm offers residential care and support for adults with learning disabilities and younger adults as one of four nearby Home Orchard properties. The service is designed to protect independence, choice, privacy and dignity.

Life at the home can include animal care, gardening, woodwork and mechanics, with access to a smallholding and workshop.

Up to 22 older people can live at Penns Mount Residential Care Home, including people with mild dementia, physical disabilities and general frailty. Mostly en-suite rooms, electronic call systems and wheelchair adaptations support residents throughout the home, with qualified carers available around the clock.

Residents can join films, quizzes, exercise, arts and crafts or memory sessions.