Our purpose-built Guildford Care Home is conveniently located in the village of Peasmarsh. Experience the convenience of our companion suites, tailor-made for couples, siblings, or close friends in search of a joint care experience. Call or pop in to meet the team at our luxury Guildford Care Home to discuss your care needs. The friendly team will be delighted to offer you a guided tour of the home and facilities.
Dementia Care
Respite Care
Residential Care
Nursing Care
Avery Collection
Activities and Games
Café
Cinema Room
Companion Suites
Gardening
Hair Salon
Minibus
Well-being Programme
Residential care, nursing care, dementia care, and palliative care are offered in a beautiful environment. For those looking for a short-term respite break in Guildford, you’ll find our amenities and elegant surroundings are just the ticket.
A wide range of stylish en-suite 1-bed or 2-bed rooms for either single occupancy or couples enables residents to remain independent with the comfort of knowing that support is available 24-7. Personalising rooms with keepsakes and mementoes are encouraged; it’s your home from home.
If you are looking for the best standards of care in Surrey, here at Guildford House Care Home, you can have it all, person-centred care, community and companionship and luxury surroundings inside and out in the sunny gardens or patio areas. There really is a lovely atmosphere here.
Easily accessible transport links mean family and friends can visit any time and enjoy the many amenities with you. Why not prepare for your guests’ arrival with a pamper in the on-site hair and beauty salon?
The skilled nursing home team create an inclusive and supportive lifestyle at Guildford House Care Home in Surrey. Residents live life to the fullest in a friendly community equipped with the best facilities on offer. Compassionate nursing care staff provide complex and palliative care that supports residents and in a dignified way. Support is there for the families too, it is important to us that you feel a part of our family whilst your loved one lives with us.
The specialist dementia nursing home in Guildford has been specifically designed to protect residents who are often vulnerable. Caring nurses are trained to provide the right level of help to residents so they can live well in a calm environment that reflects a sector-leading model of care. Staff work with residents and families with life story work, a valuable way of helping others understand more about a person. It is wonderful to see a resident talk about their past experiences, often with so many entertaining stories from childhood that make us all smile.
Moving into a nursing home doesn’t mean you have to give up the things you have always enjoyed. Resident well-being and quality of life are more than just the care they receive, but the relationships they develop, their surroundings, interests, and stimulation.
A dedicated activities team at Guildford House Care Home in Surrey provide a daily programme of group and one-to-one activities and trips to suit many interests and abilities, including arts and crafts, gentle exercise, games, music, and live entertainment. They welcome new ideas of personal importance to residents, such as trips for reminiscence.
We are proud to have many community links and an intergenerational focus, collaborating with local schools and groups, enabling residents to feel connected to the broader community.
The restaurant-quality dining experience at Guildford House Care Home is an important and social element of the day. For those that find manipulating cutlery for various reasons a barrier, our cutlery-free dining choices adapt everyday meals into healthy, nutritional options for residents to enjoy food in a dignified and independent way.
You can see more of what we get up to at our Guildford Care Home Facebook page. Why not come along and join in? Speak with residents, their families and the welcoming team during a guided tour of our beautiful care home. We can’t wait to share it with you.
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On Monday 17th March, care homes across our communities embraced the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day with lively celebrations. St.……
This Mother’s Day, residents and staff from across our homes celebrated the incredible women in our lives. From delicious afternoon……
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Red Nose Day 2025 was a roaring success across our care homes, with residents, staff, and families all getting stuck……
Join us for an exclusive open day at Moorlands Lodge Care Home. Whether you’re looking for long-term care, dementia support, or respite stays, you’ll find a welcoming community to support you and your
loved ones at every step.
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Enjoy complimentary refreshments as you join our free workshop and learn valuable insights on wills and the significance of establishing a lasting power of attorney for your family, hosted by our special guest, Elizabeth Middleton.
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Join us at Silvermere Care Home for an engaging talk by guest speaker Arnold Matimba, Engagement Officer at Stroke Association to learn more about strokes, including how to recognise the signs, preventive measures, and the importance of stroke awareness in our community.
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Join us for an exclusive open day at Greensand House Care Home to celebrate the grand opening of our new residential suite.
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It is natural for someone to feel worried about falling, especially if they have previously fallen or have difficulty with balance. Join us to find out how to minimise the risk of falls and increase your mobility.
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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.
