Ashley House
118 Trafalgar Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 2ED Get directions
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High-quality care in the heart of Cirencester
We warmly welcome residents with a range of nursing and residential care needs, whether they’re coming to live here or just for a short stay. We also provide specialist care for those living with Parkinson’s.
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Themed days and celebrations |
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A secure and pretty garden |
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Flat screen TV in every room |
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Every room has en-suite WC and shower |
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Six rooms ideal for couples |
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Seated Zumba and fitness classes |
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A short walk from Abbey Grounds park |
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Visits from our pet therapy dog |
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Who is this home suitable for?
What’s included for the price?
All residents appreciate the key things like delicious meals and laundry services. A few options are at an extra cost.
Included:
- GP visits within the home
- District nurse visits
- Advice from a nutritionist
- Visiting specialist nurses
- Pet therapy
- Religious services
- Wi-Fi throughout the home
Optional extras:
- Chiropody
- Visits to the dentist
- Eye care from an optician
- Physiotherapy
- On-site hairdresser
If you would like to find out more about Ashley House Care Home, speak to a member of our Customer Care Team, who are on hand to answer any questions you may have.
Call us on 0345 600 4622 ^
Kerrie, Leeds Customer Care Team, who are we?
How we’re keeping our residents safe from coronavirus (COVID-19)
As ever, the care and safety of our residents and our people continues to be our highest priority during these unprecedented times. That’s why we’re doing everything we can to look after our residents and their loved ones.
We’re following strict infection control measures in all our homes
Be assured we’re taking extra measures to prevent the spread of infection in each of our homes, including frequent deep cleaning and rolling out testing for our staff and residents.
We have all the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
All our homes have been supplied with the necessary supplies of PPE, and our in-house procurement team is ready to source further supplies if needed.
We’re keeping residents and their loved ones connected
We’re doing everything we can to keep our residents connected to their loved ones and the wider community, from video calls to letters and our new Bupa Buddy service.
For the latest updates, support and guidance on coronavirus (COVID-19) please visit our information hub.
A purpose-built home in a leafy neighbourhood
Ashley House is warm and friendly. Our person-centred approach to care means we get to know our residents well. We listen to their likes, dislikes and preferred routines because we think personal choice is important.
Great places to socialise, enjoy an activity or have quiet time
Our bright, modern home has lots of places to relax including our lounge and bar, a library full of classics and our on-site salon. Residents are welcome to seek out company or enjoy time to themselves.
Enjoy the fresh air and sunshine in our pretty enclosed garden
Our lovely garden provides space for residents to do some gentle gardening with lots of places to sit, or play giant snakes and ladders.
Make yourself at home - you’re welcome to personalise your room
The CQC report praised the way people's rooms had been adapted to their personal preferences. They said people had been allowed to bring personal belongings when they moved in.
Bring family and friends together for tea and cake
We have a spacious open area that can be used for family events such as birthday parties, and the library which can be transformed into a more private setting.
There’s no typical day at Ashley House, we arrange plenty to do, both here at the home as well as out and about.
Keeping active and having fun
We encourage residents to participate in gardening, seated Zumba, fitness, dance, social clubs, card games, quizzes and bingo. There is something for everyone.
Out and about in Cirencester
We take trips into Cirencetser to see things like live music, Bandstand Sundays; and the Christmas markets.
Getting creative
With baking, painting, crafts, Knit and Natter group, there are lots of opportunities to come together, make friends and have a chat.
“People were supported to maintain a healthy, balanced diet which met their needs and preferences. People told us the food served at Ashley House was of a good standard. One person we spoke with said, "The food is excellent." One relative said, "The food is always very good. We have no concerns and there is always enough to eat." – Latest CQC report
“I just had surgery and needed somewhere to rest for a week. I did arrive later than expected but the staff on duty knew all about me. They took me to my room and settled me in and brought me a lovely supper. All the staff and management are friendly, jolly and very caring and made me feel that nothing was too much trouble. The room is clean and tidy and the meals have been varied and tasty. I have enjoyed my stay and would highly recommend to anyone needing somewhere to rest, this is the place.”
Resident, 29 June 2021, carehome.co.uk
“My experience as to date has been nothing but excellent. The staff and especially the manager are more than I could have hoped for. Reassurance and kindness abound. Thank you.”
Husband of resident, 17 June 2021, carehome.co.uk
“The welcome and care at Ashley House is excellent. There is a happy, family atmosphere giving immense confidence when feeling vulnerable. The meal menus are well constructed and appetising. The rooms light and airy. I would highly recommend this lovely care home. For those needing longer care, there is an advantage that it is not far from Cirencester town centre.”
Respite resident, 7 April 2021, carehome.co.uk
Help when you need it
Choosing a care home can be stressful, especially if you've never done it before. Where do you start? Well, right here. Our helpful, understanding care advisers offer free advice on anything from funding to finding just the right home.
Call a customer care adviser on 0345 600 4622^
Ask us to assess your situation and talk to you about paying for care, and how funding works.
Find care homes that might be right for you, and book one or more visits.
