Elderly care homes in West Berkshire

Set within a conservation area in Streatley, The Coombe House supports older people who want privacy and independence alongside residential care and social contact. The home accommodates 24 residents and provides activities, everyday support and opportunities to join the community.

Each room has an en-suite bathroom, with some including a kitchenette and many offering patio doors to a courtyard.

Elizabeth House supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care operated by Purley Park Trust, a charity focused on individual needs and positive life outcomes. The service aims to understand what matters to each person and help them pursue their interests, goals and aspirations.

Its approach centres on integrity, partnership and improving lives, with support shaped around the individual rather than a standard routine.

Newbury Grove provides residential, dementia and nursing care for older people, alongside respite and end-of-life support. Before admission, its team assesses mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and cultural preferences to plan support around each resident.

Daily life includes activities and facilities such as a café, garden, cinema room and minibus outings. Residents can also use the library, shop, pub or bar, and hair and beauty salon.

Newbury Grove supports older people with residential, dementia and nursing care in Newbury, alongside respite and end-of-life care. Individual needs are assessed before moving in, with activities and daily routines designed to keep residents engaged.

The home includes a café, garden and cinema room, while a minibus supports outings. Friendship café meetings and morning and afternoon activities provide regular opportunities for social contact.

30 Broad Lane supports up to five adults with learning and physical disabilities, autism and epilepsy in a residential home near Reading. The smaller shared setting is designed for people who need support with daily life, while Voyage Care also provides supported living and community-based pathways.

The home’s stated support includes people with Down’s syndrome and challenging behaviours.

Braeburn Lodge offers residential care for older people, including support for dementia, in a small home environment. Its activities programme includes reminiscence therapy, musical movement, flower arranging, day trips and opportunities to learn new skills.

The home combines bright lounges, a library or sitting room, a dining room and conservatory with enclosed landscaped gardens.

Falkland Grange Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in Newbury, with 24-hour support across its care homes. It also offers respite care for people needing a short-term stay, with the length arranged around individual circumstances.

The home’s care setting is supported by activities and events for residents and relatives, while Porthaven uses a pre-admission assessment to establish the right level of support…

Parry House provides residential care and support for adults with learning disabilities, including people who may also have mental health needs. It is registered for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities, with a focus on helping residents live with greater independence.

The service is run by Purley Park Trust, a charity supporting adults with learning disabilities.

Slade House supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care and wider supported living services provided by Purley Park Trust. The organisation’s stated purpose is to help people live meaningful, more independent lives, with support shaped around what matters to each person.

Its approach centres on learning about individual priorities and helping people pursue them, rather than describing support only in terms of care tasks.

Watson House supports older people and adults with learning disabilities in a residential care setting. It forms part of Purley Park Trust, a charity supporting adults through services shaped around individual priorities and personal outcomes.

The trust’s approach begins by finding out what matters to each person and helping them achieve it. Staff support meaningful routines, independence and community involvement, with care guided by shared…

Winchcombe Place provides residential, dementia, respite and sensitive end-of-life care for older people in Newbury. The purpose-built home assesses care needs before admission so support reflects mobility, personal care, dietary and cultural requirements.

Residents can use the café, garden and activities room, with a cinema room and library for quieter leisure.

Purpose-built care at Winchcombe Place supports older people needing residential, dementia, respite or end-of-life care in Newbury. Before admission, a care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs, helping establish the support required.

Daily life includes a café, garden and activities room, with a cinema room and library adding indoor options.

Downview Residential Home provides specialist residential care for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and behaviours that could challenge. The family-run home supports residents through core care hours or one-to-one allocation, with an emphasis on choice, control and participation in care planning.

Residents can help write their own care plans, attend house meetings and shape the support they receive.