Barony Lodge care home in Nantwich
 

We're proud of the supportive and inclusive atmosphere we've created at our Nantwich care home. There are lots of fantastic facilities around the home, where we host engaging activities, including:

•    our Art Deco-style cinema room with a popcorn machine – the spot for a film and a glass of fizz on Fizzy Fridays.
•    our vintage tearoom – where our residents can help themselves to a cup of coffee alongside homemade cakes and cookies.
•    our beautiful salon and nail bar – here, we treat our residents to pamper sessions with manicures and hand massages.
•    our relaxation room with mood lighting, diffusers, lamps and tactile materials – it's therapeutic for residents living with dementia.
•    our interactive tablet – which residents love to play games on.
•    our lovely garden – with raised flowerbeds, fruit trees and wheelchair-friendly pathways.
•    our miniature greenhouse – where our green-fingered residents love to grow their own vegetables.

Barony Lodge is also just a short walk from cafés and shops, with wheelchair-friendly pathways along the banks of the River Weaver.

We also run a monthly dementia café, in partnership with the End of Life Partnership Cheshire, inviting people from the local community to join us.

We know that carers looking after elderly relatives in our community need support. At Barony Lodge, as well as providing residential and dementia care, we can provide both short and long-term respite care breaks.

These breaks can also be planned – if you have a holiday or event coming up. Your loved one will continue to receive a consistent level of care, while getting to sample life with Sanctuary.

Find out more about our respite care service by calling 0127 086 9719.

Here, at Sanctuary, we’re proudly not-for-profit. This means all surplus income from our residential care home in Nantwich goes straight back into the elements that matter most to us – our home, carers and residents.

Our carers are professionally trained to understand a variety of illnesses. They’re passionate about providing care tailored to individual needs. And they go above and beyond to enrich the lives of each of our residents.

It is usual for residents in care homes to contribute to the cost of their care. Some people have the resources to pay for this in full, whilst others make means-tested contributions.

Our weekly fees are individual to each of our residents and are subject to a pre-admission assessment, which is required to understand the level of care and support needed. 

Barony Lodge Care Home - Weekly Charges per Person (2024)

*May be in the region of 30% more – depending on your care needs and the type of room that’s right for you.