The home

Rooms and spaces, photographed as they are.

Nothing here is staged for the camera. If a room looks lived in, that is because somebody lives in it. Come and see the ones that are free rather than the ones in the pictures.

Willow Grove House

A Victorian rectory with a modern wing behind it.

The old house holds the lounges, the dining room and eighteen rooms. Bramble Wing, built in 2014, holds dementia care and the nursing rooms, all on one level with direct access to the secure garden.

Rooms and spaces

Nine of the places you would see on a visit.

**A standard en suite room**16 m², garden or courtyard side

**A premium room in the west wing**22 m², bay window over the grounds

**A companion suite for couples**31 m², sitting room and two beds

**A Bramble Wing room**18 m², memory box at the door

**The orangery**Breakfast, visitors and the Thursday choir

**The dining room**Two sittings, or a tray in your room

**The quiet lounge**Books, the piano and no television

**The walled garden**Raised beds, a level loop and a greenhouse

**The grounds**Two acres backing onto the escarpment

A day at Willow Grove

What happens between breakfast and the film club.

07:00

Getting up, at your own pace

Nobody is woken. Carers look in from seven, and if you would rather stay in bed until ten, breakfast comes to you. Beryl in room 12 has been up at half six for sixty years and is not about to change.

Photographs only go so far.

Visiting is open every day from nine to eight. You do not need to ring first, though it helps the kitchen if you plan to stay for lunch.

Arrange a visit 01242 210 480