Communal spaces
We are lucky to have five beautiful communal lounges, which are the perfect places to catch up with friends and family.
Union Street, Low Moor, Clitheroe, Lancashire, England, BB7 2NH
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Located in the breathtakingly beautiful Ribble Valley, with rolling rich green countryside and stunning panoramic views, Abbeyfield House, Clitheroe is a purpose-built care home in Clitheroe with 40 en-suite rooms including a self-contained dementia unit with 11 spacious rooms. We offer excellent facilities for residents looking for a care home, respite care or specialist dementia care, providing care, comfort and companionship.
Established in 1988, the Abbeyfield Lancashire Extra Care Society was formed by several Abbeyfield supported houses in order to satisfy the need to provide accommodation for people who were lonely. As time passed and residents’ personal and care needs grew, we decided to take the necessary steps to provide high quality residential care which could previously only be provided in nursing homes or hospitals.
Each of our 40 rooms come with ample space, en-suite shower, toilet and washbasin and are furnished with carpets, curtains, bed, wardrobe, drawers, table and chair. We encourage all of our residents to bring their own personal items to make their room feel like a home from home.
We have five beautiful lounges where you can catch up with friends and family. Get to know other residents over a puzzle in the conservatory or chat over mealtimes in the dining room, both of which have views of the splendid garden. Alternatively, you can while away the day in our garden, which has ample seating and is the perfect location to read a book, or relax enjoying the sunshine and peace and quiet.
For extra peace of mind, we offer 24 hour care provided by our caring, dedicated and friendly staff who are passionate about delivering excellent person centred care, tailored to your needs.
Conveniently located, we’re close to the town centre where you’ll find bustling streets full of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, hotels, churches, supermarkets, museum, banks and Clitheroe Castle which is surrounded by 16 acres of formal gardens.
We are lucky enough to have a brilliant activities coordinator who is passionate about engaging with our residents and putting on a diverse range of activities and events. Activities include music and movement, word games, coffee mornings, arts and crafts, film afternoons, armchair aerobics, growing fruit and vegetables, pet therapy, communion, taking residents out to the shops, and we have a church service organised by one of our residents.
This house is managed by the Abbeyfield Lancashire Extra Care Society.
I work with an amazing team of people in this fantastic home. The food is restaurant quality and the relatives of our residents are amazing. We also have a wonderful group of trustees who are voluntary and provide so much support; a real wealth of knowledge and experience.
I love getting to speak to the residents and spending time getting to know them.
I’m truly committed to helping older people get excellent care and continue to enjoy a high quality of life as they get older.
It's the little things that make a difference
We are lucky to have five beautiful communal lounges, which are the perfect places to catch up with friends and family.
For the book lovers, we have a well-stocked bookcase and mobile library that comes to visit.
The house is accessible for those who use wheelchairs.
We have a peaceful conservatory that overlooks our beautiful gardens.
Cost is a key factor in any decision which is why we believe in being transparent.
per week
Varied activities schedule
Personal alarm
Meals - breakfast, lunch, dinner
Services - gas, electric, water
Laundry
Internet access
Contact us to enquire about moving in or for more information about our retirement home
Union Street,
Low Moor,
Clitheroe,
Lancashire,
England,
BB7 2NH
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