Our lounges are thoughtfully furnished to be both homely and practical. With soft chairs, warm lighting, familiar décor and background music, these spaces offer a relaxed atmosphere that supports conversation, companionship and comfort. Whether it’s a group activity, a family visit or simply sitting with a cup of tea and the newspaper, the lounge is a place where residents can feel part of daily life without pressure or routine.
For many residents, the lounge becomes a central part of their day – a place to watch television, chat with staff or engage in gentle hobbies. The space is always supervised and supported by our team, who are there to encourage involvement or offer quiet company, depending on what each resident prefers.
We know that a care home should still feel like home, and our lounges are an important part of that. Each one reflects the character of its unit and is tailored to meet the needs of the residents living there. The layout supports those with reduced mobility or dementia, and the environment is designed to feel familiar and comforting at every stage of care.
Whether enjoying a birthday celebration, taking part in a singalong or simply relaxing in a favourite chair, residents have the space to be themselves, in a warm and respectful setting. It’s one more way we make sure Manor House feels just as it should – like home.
Each area of Manor House has its own communal lounge, helping to create smaller, familiar communities where residents can relax and socialise in comfort.
Yes, the lounges are open and accessible all day. Residents are free to come and go as they wish, with staff nearby to support as needed.
Absolutely. Many of our daily group activities take place in the lounges, including games, music, baking and craft sessions. They’re also used for one-to-one engagement and quiet relaxation.
Life at Manor House Care Home is centred around kindness, dignity and understanding. From the moment someone joins us, we take the time to get to know them – not just their health needs, but their life story, preferences and routines. Every resident receives personalised care, developed in close partnership with their family and healthcare professionals, to ensure they feel safe, respected and truly at home. With 24-hour care delivered by qualified nurses and a dedicated support team, we provide specialist support for a wide range of physical and mental health conditions, including dementia, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and the effects of substance misuse.
Beyond clinical care, life at Manor House is about community and connection. Daily activities such as baking, crafts, singing and games help residents stay engaged and active, while one-to-one sessions and meaningful conversations add a personal touch. Our in-house café, sensory gardens and on-site hair salon all help to maintain a sense of independence and normality. With freshly prepared meals, homely surroundings and thoughtful touches like birthday cakes and seasonal celebrations, we strive to create a warm and uplifting environment where every resident can thrive.
At Manor House, we understand that moving into a care home is a big decision – for residents and their families. That’s why we take the time to really get to know every person who comes to live with us. From the very beginning, we work with you to build a personal care plan that reflects not only your healthcare needs but also your interests, your routines and the things that make you smile.
We are a privately-owned nursing home in Stafford offering 24-hour care for adults with a range of health needs. Our experienced team includes qualified nurses, healthcare professionals and support staff, all dedicated to delivering person-centred care with warmth, dignity and professionalism.
Manor House
Burton Manor Road
Stafford
ST18 9AT
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