Winscombe Hall is a stunning Victorian Country Mansion House, nestling in the Mendip Hills amid an area of outstanding beauty, close to the Somerset levels and Cheddar. The Grade II listed building was built for the Reverend John Yatman and his family in 1836. The architects William Railton (designer of Nelson’s Column in London & Cardiff Castle) along with William Burgess (designer of fine art) were commissioned. The main house...
Winscombe Hall is a stunning Victorian Country Mansion House, nestling in the Mendip Hills amid an area of outstanding beauty, close to the Somerset levels and Cheddar. The Grade II listed building was built for the Reverend John Yatman and his family in 1836. The architects William Railton (designer of Nelson’s Column in London & Cardiff Castle) along with William Burgess (designer of fine art) were commissioned. The main house was completed in 1855, and remained as a family home for over 150 years until being converted to a care home in the last 15 years.
Cedars Care Group have tastefully updated this wonderful Victorian Mansion House whilst retaining and incorporating many of the original features, ensuring the buildings character is not spoiled and can be enjoyed by the residents.
Summary
• Accommodates up to 39 residents providing short-term respite and long-term care
• Caring for individuals who need a little extra help as they get older and suffer from age related illnesses such as short-term memory loss, dementia or Alzheimer’s
• They focus on promoting individual choice, privacy and high levels of care and comfort
• Dedicated dementia and Alzheimer’s setting
• Highly trained staff attending to every need 24-hours a day
• Single and double bedrooms available.
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Winscombe Hall has a Review Score of 9.3 (9.323) out of 10, based on 13 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Winscombe Hall has 66 reviews.
This is the third period of emergency/respite care for both my in-laws over the past few months. During these times of continuing difficulty with them, the management of the home have been exceptional in responding to and providing support to us as a family, and in enabling the provision of care to...
Throughout, the standard of care, consideration and professionalism shown has been consistently of a very high marker, and without exception, all staff exude a genuine warmth and compassion for the work they are doing, and for the residents they are caring for, which is a very special quality. Well done!
Very comfortable, caring, good food, kind staff. Always warm, well ventilated and odour free. Great chefs, great food. Ma is very happy here and I am stress-free.
Very comfortable, caring, good food, kind staff. Always warm, well ventilated and odour free. Great chefs, great food. Ma is very happy here and I am stress-free.
Winscombe Hall has and is undergoing quite a transformation since my husband moved there 18 months ago. I have seen many changes of staff but this always seems to be managed in a positive manner and in my experience has not affected the care my husband has received. Since a poor CQC report last...
Winscombe Hall has and is undergoing quite a transformation since my husband moved there 18 months ago. I have seen many changes of staff but this always seems to be managed in a positive manner and in my experience has not affected the care my husband has received. Since a poor CQC report last year, the management have responded in a big way and now the structure of business and nursing staff appears more balanced and efficient. It has been impressive. A new Activities Manager was appointed last year and she has been excellent bringing much-needed stimulation for the residents.
It is a very old house and yes the building outside and inside will continue to need lots of maintenance and updating but overall it has a very homely feel. There is still more to do but they are making large steps towards their goal.
I have never doubted the care that my husband has received. Nothing can be perfect but I return home at ease after each visit. I visit at least 2-3 times a week.
My Aunt loves Winscombe Hall and I have found all the staff extremely kind and caring. The new 'this is me' documents and summary of care needs in her room have been a joy to read. The compliance manager, I understand has written these, since she has been at Winscombe the change has been tremendous...
My Aunt loves Winscombe Hall and I have found all the staff extremely kind and caring. The new 'this is me' documents and summary of care needs in her room have been a joy to read. The compliance manager, I understand has written these, since she has been at Winscombe the change has been tremendous and the care greatly improved. The new staff team are wonderful, and business manager has been very kind. I do hope the home continues with these improvements.
My welcome was warm and friendly and once there, my care was ideal. All facilities were kept immaculately clean and although there was a considerate...
My welcome was warm and friendly and once there, my care was ideal. All facilities were kept immaculately clean and although there was a considerate change of staff, all were very considerate and caring.
I had not expected to be out of action so had to take much paperwork etc with me so had little chance for the activities, of which there were plenty. The atmosphere and decoration in the dementia section was all excellent. The terrace and garden would be an absolute joy in better weather.
I was very pleased with the overall care I received during my 10 day stay.
I was very pleased with the overall care I received during my 10 day stay.
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I started my career training to be a beauty therapist, where I gained the highestways to improve and innovate, ensuring that it remains a fantastic home for all.
when I moved to Weston in 2013. I love working in the care...
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