Abbeyfield House
4 Bankhill, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, TD15 1BE
4 Bankhill, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, TD15 1BE
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Comfort, companionship and security
Living at home can become harder as you get older. But choosing to move into supported living accommodation doesn't have to mean losing your independence. In fact, many of our residents tell us it feels like a new beginning.
Manager's Description
"The house accommodates nine residential studio style rooms including one with a separate sitting room. Three rooms sit on the ground floor, with the others upstairs which can be accessed by stair lift..." Show more "The house accommodates nine residential studio style rooms including one with a separate sitting room. Three rooms sit on the ground floor, with the others upstairs which can be accessed by stair lifts if needed. Most rooms are en-suite and all rooms come unfurnished, allowing you to bring your own furniture and make the space a real home from home." Show lessMain Facts
Retirement housing
Tenure(s): Rent (social landlord)
9 flats. Built in 1820 and renovated in 1987. Sizes studio. Includes mobility and wheelchair standard properties.
Visiting management staff (sleep-in staff), Non-resident management staff (24 hours)
Lounge, Dining room, Laundry, Guest facilities, Garden
Access to site easy. Distances: bus stop 120 yards; shop 120 yards; post office 400 yards; town centre 120 yards; GP 800 yards.
Meal(s) available (two meals every day). New residents accepted from 60 years of age.
Housing Authority: Northumberland
Social Care Authority: Northumberland
Info updated: 30/04/2020
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Availability
Abbefield welcomes enquiries for future vacancies in this House.Managed by
Comfort, companionship and security
Living at home can become harder as you get older. But choosing to move into supported living accommodation doesn't have to mean losing your independence. In fact, many of our residents tell us it feels like a new beginning.