Our home happily accommodates couples and companions who wish to remain together as they continue their care journey and make new memories together. The team at Ascot Grange Care Home in Ascot, Berkshire, are proud to welcome you for a guided tour of our luxury facilities. Meet our General Manager for a cup of tea and discuss how we can meet your care needs. Call us, we are happy to answer any questions you have about our Ascot Care Home.
Dementia Care
Respite Care
Residential Care
Nursing Care
Avery Collection
Activities and Games
Café
Cinema Room
Companion Suites
Gardening
Hair Salon
Library
Therapy Suite
With residential, nursing, dementia, and respite care services available, our luxury care home in Ascot is the perfect place to relax and enjoy your retirement years, with peace of mind that support is available 24/7.
Choose from 96 light, airy, and spacious studios or one-bedroom apartments, fully furnished to a high standard and each equipped with a kitchenette and en-suite shower room. Many rooms overlook our leafy garden areas, with many featuring balcony or patio access. There is plenty of space for you to personalise your room with special mementoes and keepsakes, truly creating a home from home.
There is something for everyone at Ascot Grange Care Home. Sit back and relax in one of our social lounge areas, visit our well-stocked library or watch your favourite film in our cinema. For those looking for a spot of pampering, our salon and therapy room offers a range of treatments, including manicures or a massage.
If you are considering a care home in Ascot, a respite stay is an excellent way to get a feel for life at Ascot Grange. Settling in is made easy, as residents benefit from an outstanding range of facilities and person-centred care. Call us to discuss your specific care needs with a member of our team.
Our dedicated team of Activity Co-ordinators produce an array of activities and events to suit all tastes, with something going on each day. Whether it be pet therapy with our much-loved furry friends, glass painting in our activity studio, or even a game of mini golf in the lounge, our list of activities continues to grow.
Green-fingered residents enjoy spending time in our beautifully vibrant gardens, tending to our flower beds and planting new bulbs in time for spring. Our gardens also provide the perfect spot for some gentle exercise, or to relax in the sunshine with afternoon tea. We also venture out on our minibus to local places of interest, including Windsor and Chobham Common or even a day out at the races to close by Ascot Racecourse.
To see more of how we enjoy our lifestyle visit our Facebook page, where you can also find out more about our upcoming events. We hope to see you soon.
Our nursing care team deliver the highest standards of care, with support for complex conditions, as well as end-of-life nursing care. We understand how difficult it can be to choose the right nursing care home, but you can rest assured that we are here each step of the way. Settling in is easy where companionship and family involvement is key.
At Ascot Grange Care Home, we keep our standards high. Using locally sourced ingredients, our food is freshly prepared each day. Our talented chef and team combine a range of textures and flavours to create a delicious selection of seasonal menus, catering for all tastes and dietary requirements. Mealtimes are an important part of life at Ascot Grange Care Home, and we welcome friends and family members to join us for dinner or to celebrate birthdays and other special occasions in our elegant private dining room.
For those times when you require a lighter bite, each of our rooms has its own kitchenette, for you to enjoy something to eat in the comfort of your own surroundings. Our friendly team are on hand if you have any requests or queries, with cutlery-free dining options for those who find manipulating cutlery a barrier. Visit us to sample our menu and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee in our welcoming care community.
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If you are looking to start your career in care, please visit our careers page to view our current vacancies and how to apply.
