Yes we’re proud to offer respite stays at Victoria House a short-stay that can be planned ahead, or in the case of an emergency, last-minute. Suitable for individuals seeking support following post-operative or hospital care, or whilst their regular caregiver takes a break, respite care can also be used as a way of introducing long-term residential care to a loved one.

What's in the local area?

The house is located close to nearby shops, cafes and restaurants with the main-line train station just a few minutes walk away. There is a facility onsite to park and charge mobile scooters which helps to make things a little easier for getting out and about.

How many rooms are there?

There are 29 rooms, some of which have ensuite facilities. Room are furnished but we encourage you to bring personal items to create your own home from home.

How do I apply to become a resident?

Once you've found a home you'd like to move into, you can get in touch directly with the house. Please contact the house by email or phone to arrange a visit and find out more information.

How will I know if living at Abbeyfield is right for me?

We have been providing housing options for older people for over 60 years. Abbeyfield is a charity, and as a not for profit organisation, we reinvest in our houses, staff and volunteers to make sure you are comfortable, safe and happy. You can read more about how Abbeyfield was founded and our heritage here.

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