Welcome to Dene Place Care Home in West Horsley
Designed and built in Queen Anne style by Harry Goodhart Rendel in 1910, Dene Place is a stunning country house that's located in nine acres of beautiful National Trust countryside. It's part of the Hatchlands Estate, the family home of Admiral Boscawen. The sympathetic refurbishment has retained much of the house's character, and includes original features like chandeliers and carved fireplaces.
We provide nursing, convalescence, palliative and respite care. The home also offers a new day care facility for full and half days which can be booked in advance by calling the home directly.
Care for those recovering from surgery or illness, through a combination of rest appropriate exercise and balanced diet.Care for those recovering from surgery or illness, through a combination of rest appropriate exercise and balanced diet.Care for those recovering from surgery or illness, through a combination of rest appropriate exercise and balanced diet.Care for those recovering from surgery or illness, through a combination of rest appropriate exercise and balanced diet.
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We offer 24-hour personal support to those with a condition that requires frequent specialised, qualified nursing care.
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We provide respectful and meaningful care for residents and support for their relatives and loved ones. We make sure that their physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs are considered and met.
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Provides accommodation, meals and personal care for those who find it increasingly difficult to cope at home without assistance.
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Short stays offering round the clock care in a safe, comfortable environment. Perfect for carers who are ill, on holiday or just need a break.
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Life at Dene Place Care Home
As with every Bupa care home, Dene Place has its own activity co-ordinator, whose role is to find something enjoyable and interesting for every one of the residents to do.
You can make an appointment by calling us and booking in a visit with our home manager. We have an open door policy, so you’re welcome to pop in to the home at any time. However, we advise you avoid visiting at main meal times as these can be very busy.
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Depending on its size, new residents are welcome to bring furniture to their new room. Many of our residents bring a favourite armchair or pictures and other small belongings to personalise their room.
This depends on availability of rooms in the home, understanding the cost of care and the person moving in receiving a care assessment.
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