The right decision doesn’t have to
feel difficult.

When you find the right care home, you know. The worry lifts and what felt impossible becomes clear. This is life at Berkley.

Life Reimagined

Care that enhances life rather than limits it. From art classes to evening cocktails, residents live to the fullest with expert support available around the clock.
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Specialist luxury care

We provide residential, nursing, dementia, palliative and respite care in beautiful surroundings. Our all-inclusive approach means no hidden fees or surprises.
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The Berkley collection

Twelve homes across England, each with its own character. From historic Burcot Grange to state-of-the-art Portobello Place, find the one that feels right for you.
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Award-winning care

Our award-winning homes have been listed multiple times as a top 20 care home by carehome.co.uk, as well as being winners and finalists in the Care Awards 2020. Why? We focus on what makes life worth living. Morning tea on the terrace. Laughter over cocktails. Residents tending gardens they planted themselves. This is what outstanding care looks like.

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“Mum has rediscovered a part of herself that seemed to be lost – the positive effects of interaction with others.”

Kevin, son of resident

Care reimagined

Why families choose Berkley

Families tell us their loved ones are happier at Berkley. More social, more themselves than they’ve been in years. We provide the care and environment that helps people live well.

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A Day in Your Shoes Initiative

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Shared Stories
Our Dementia Strategy launches at the House of Lords

Our Dementia Strategy launches at the House of Lords

Jubilee House
Jubilee House shines in latest CQC inspection

Jubilee House shines in latest CQC inspection

“February is the month of love. So my friends here tell me. 

So I've been doing some research. From what I can work out, it involves a lot of chocolate (yummy), cards with hearts on them (thank you very much), and sharing with people you care about that you care about them (I do this anyway, but apparently doing it in February makes it official).

That's why I rest easy every night. When you are surrounded by people who love you, it makes a bear very happy indeed.”

(Extra) love from Fynn, the bear who cares.
In the gardens of our 12 homes, the snowdrops are just through. After weeks of bare soil and grey skies, the signs of new life are making themselves known. 

It's always a joy to see those first tips of bright green against the earth, white flowers defying the cold. Our residents get involved in planting bulbs in autumn, so there's always something lovely about spotting the first one.

And it's what it means, more than anything. That more flowers are coming: bluebells, wild garlic; soon there'll be butterflies and bees. 

At Berkley, our gardens are not just things to be looked at through the windows. They are living and lived-in spaces for all our residents to enjoy. 

They can get mud under their nails or just sit on a bench and enjoy the results of other people's passion. Either way, they are as much part of our homes as our dining rooms or lounges. 

Hands up if you can't wait for spring 👋
Three o’clock? That means time for the cake trolley.

On it is a beautiful Victoria sponge with jam escaping from the middle. A slice or two of lemon drizzle with that crackle of sugar on top. Éclairs filled that morning with the chocolate still glossy. Scones warm from the oven, served with clotted cream and jam.

We believe afternoon tea was invented for people with time. Time to sit and time to choose; time, perhaps, for a second cup and another slice if the mood takes you. A moment in the day that belongs entirely to you.

Our cakes are made fresh by our pastry chefs each morning. And they are always gone by five o’clock.
…your name being called for dinner.

Who doesn't love that sound of cutlery and glassware being laid? Or that warmth drifting from the kitchen that tells you something great is nearly ready?

Then you hear your name, called by someone who knows exactly where you'll be waiting. In an armchair by the window, or maybe mid-crossword. And you arrive in the dining room to find your seat is already saved because everyone knows you love the little table overlooking the garden. 

That's not service. That's home.

Visit the homes you're considering and trust your instincts about whether it feels welcoming. Look for places where residents seem comfortable and staff have time to chat. Each of our 12 homes has its own character. Book a tour to see which one feels right for your family.

Yes, we do our utmost to cater for couples. Depending on the specific home, you may be able to share a room or have separate rooms if preferred. Our staff coordinate care plans for both partners and offer activities designed for couples.

Care funding can be complex, involving personal savings, property, pensions and potential council support. We help families understand the options available. Read our complete guide to care funding for detailed information about costs and financial assistance.

We’d love to show you around.

Meet our care teams and see our facilities – book your visit to understand how we support residents.