The Abbeyfield Lancashire Extra Care Society Ltd Contact Infomation

Activities include music and movement, word games, coffee mornings, arts and crafts, film afternoons, armchair aerobics, growing fruit and vegetables, pet therapy, communion, taking residents out to the shops, and we have a church service organised by one of our residents.

Yes, the house is accessible for those who use wheelchairs.

There are 40 rooms each with ample space, en-suite shower, toilet and washbasin and are furnished with carpets, curtains, bed, wardrobe, drawers, table and chair. We encourage all of our residents to bring their own personal items to make their room feel like a home from home.

Once you've found a home you'd like to move into, you can get in touch directly with the house. Please contact the house by email or phone to arrange a visit and find out more information.

Yes, family and friends are welcome to visit you whenever suits, after all, this is your home.

We welcome any person aged 55 years and over to live at Abbeyfield - whether you want to downsize, simply want to live in companionship with others, or no longer feel able to continue living in your own home.

Hi Jenny Anyone can apply for a place at our Care Home. We can visit and assess to ensure we can meet the needs of the potential resident. Abbeyfield at Castle View is sheltered accommodation and anyone can apply. Please visit Low Moor if you need any more info. Best wishes Janet Taylor