3 Best Retirement Villages in Preston

“Sherwood Court Care Home is a purpose-built retirement home in Preston. Elizabeth Brotherton is the General Manager of Sherwood Court Care Home. They provide first-class nursing and residential care 24 hours a day and specialist care for people. Sherwood Court Care Home has rooms with a TV and a telephone. The apartments are fully furnished, but residents are welcome and encouraged to bring their own furniture to personalise their space. Sherwood Court's life is full, rich, and satisfying. Their highly qualified staff helps their residents to live an independent retirement life. A regular activities programme is designed with individual preferences in mind. The retirement home provides options for 24-hour safety monitoring.”

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“Dovedale Court Care Home is a well-established retirement home in Preston. George Appleton-Carroll is the General Manager of this retirement home. Their team of qualified chefs prepares the highest-quality foods and dietary requirements. They provide 24-hour special care for dementia care and respite care. Their home is carefully designed apartments, complete with corridors and interior decoration, special crockery, tableware and kitchens. They support residents' freedom of choice and aim to develop their life skills, improve their self-esteem and help them maintain and develop their independence whilst living at the home. Dovedale Court Care Home has created a home like feel for their residents. They provide facilities such as Internet access and Wi-Fi options to keep in touch with their family.”

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“Meadow Bank Care Home is a popular retirement home in Preston. The home provides 110 beds, which offers residential, nursing, and dementia care. Their team of staff is very friendly and motivate to encourage their residents. Meadow Bank Care Home offers activities such as writing, dancing, gardening, painting, playing chess, and quizzes. The hospitality team prides themselves on making mealtimes special and providing nutritious, tasty food as they are about creating a social occasion. Their residents decorate their rooms with small items of personal decor. All their living areas are all easily accessible by wheelchair.”

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