Our 61 bedrooms are various shapes and sizes, with each one offering a bright and airy space for residents to call their own. People are encouraged to personalise their rooms with their keepsakes, providing a real talking point and opportunity for us to get to know them better. Each room has an en-suite shower to promote independence with the resident’s dignity and privacy respected at all times.
Our lounge on the ground floor at Priory Court is comfortable and tastefully furnished, making you feel instantly at home and relaxed. Our newly renovated lounge in The Rookery Suite on the top floor delivers a real wow factor and boasts wonderful roof-top views over Burnham-on-sea.
Our ground floor dining room is bright and comfortable, tables are set ready for the forthcoming meal making mealtimes comfortable and dignified whilst still being a sociable occasion. On the top floor, the dining area in the Rookery Suite is a quiet, luxurious space to dine in style.
Our extensive gardens enable us to invite local organisations to get involved with our home; we love to see people from the local community coming together at events such as our annual Summer Fair. In our courtyard garden, a local street artist has created a vibrant mural of our beach and lighthouse here at Burnham-on-sea, bringing the seaside right into our home.
Vimal completed his nursing degree in 2007 and went on to tutor for a year in medical and surgical nursing. He worked at several nursing homes in Lincolnshire before making the move to Somerset in 2015. Vimal’s special blend of expertise, knowledge and deep compassion for residents have made him a popular and highly respected manager with both staff, families and local health care professionals.
Claire always goes the extra mile to ensure all residents are included in activities. She takes time to get to know new residents and their families, making sure she understands people’s backgrounds and interests. The Activity team provide activities, outings and entertainment that reflect residents interests enabling people to retain their links to the community in Burnham-on-sea.
