Kingsleigh House

Kingsleigh House The Heart of Kingsleigh House is Exceptional Care.

A Refurbished Victorian Home Offering Individualised, Outcome-Focused Care

Nestled in the charming town of Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, our home is a beautifully presented 21-bedroom property, each room thoughtfully adapted to meet the needs of our residents. The extensive refurbishment has restored the house's original beauty while incorporating modern amenities to enhance comfort and care. Spacious and friendly communal areas, combined with easy access to our large and attractive garden, create a warm and welcoming atmosphere that residents can truly call home. We respect the autonomy of each individual and encourage independence, ensuring that our care is always tailored to the unique needs and goals of every resident. Our individualised care plans are outcome-focused, meaning that we work closely with each resident to help them achieve their personal aspirations. We specialise in supporting residents with complex care needs, including those living with high levels of dementia. Our highly experienced and skilled team provides around-the-clock care, ensuring the safety, well-being, and enrichment of every resident. View our Brochure here:https://kingsleighhouse.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Brochure-Kingsleigh-House.pdf

Our doors are always open to our local Blue Light community.If you’re on duty nearby, please pop in, take a break and ma...
22/09/2026

Our doors are always open to our local Blue Light community.

If you’re on duty nearby, please pop in, take a break and make use of our facilities. We’d be delighted to see you.

Thank you for everything you do.

Living with Alzheimer’s does not mean that someone stops being able to make choices, enjoy relationships, contribute or ...
21/09/2026

Living with Alzheimer’s does not mean that someone stops being able to make choices, enjoy relationships, contribute or be part of their community.

It is important that we look beyond what someone may find difficult and recognise what they can do, what matters to them and how they can continue to participate in everyday life.

Creating communities where people living with dementia feel included, respected and valued is an important part of protecting dignity and quality of life.

Greater understanding can help us challenge assumptions and create more dementia friendly communities.

Why not become a Dementia Friend and learn more about the small things we can all do to help make a difference?

https://www.dementiafriends.org.uk/

As we move through September, we’re beginning to receive the final postcards from your summer travels.The postcards we’v...
19/09/2026

As we move through September, we’re beginning to receive the final postcards from your summer travels.

The postcards we’ve received have already brought lots of lovely conversations and memories to Kingsleigh House, giving us the chance to reminisce about our own stories of places we’ve visited and experiences we’ve had.

A huge thank you to everyone who has taken the time to send us one. We’ve loved seeing our collection grow and discovering a little more about the places you’ve visited.

Today is World Patient Safety Day, and while safety is something we think about every day, we’re pleased to have an oppo...
17/09/2026

Today is World Patient Safety Day, and while safety is something we think about every day, we’re pleased to have an opportunity to highlight just how important it is to us.

At Kingsleigh House, helping people feel safe, comfortable and supported is part of everyday life.

From familiar routines and calm surroundings to knowing the people around us and noticing when something doesn't feel quite right, safety is built into the small things we do each day.

Our staff are committed to creating a home where people can feel secure, listened to and cared for, while still having the freedom and independence to enjoy everyday life.

We recently had the chance to have a go at some drumming, and it was great fun.Sometimes it’s nice to try something new ...
15/09/2026

We recently had the chance to have a go at some drumming, and it was great fun.

Sometimes it’s nice to try something new and see where the rhythm takes you.

A great opportunity to have a go, make some noise and enjoy some music together! 🥁

Next week, we’re hosting a Macmillan Coffee Morning at Kingsleigh House.Friday 25th September10.30am to 11.30amWe’ll hav...
14/09/2026

Next week, we’re hosting a Macmillan Coffee Morning at Kingsleigh House.

Friday 25th September

10.30am to 11.30am

We’ll have tea, coffee, plenty of cake and good company, while raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

We’d love for you to pop in, have a cuppa and spend a little time with us.

We hope to see lots of you there.

Not every moment needs to be filled with big activities or busy plans.Sometimes the thing we enjoy most here is simply e...
13/09/2026

Not every moment needs to be filled with big activities or busy plans.

Sometimes the thing we enjoy most here is simply enjoying the quieter parts of the day. Sitting together, having a chat, enjoying a favourite activity, doing a bit of colouring or spending some time with a puzzle or game.

These everyday joys are all part of life at Kingsleigh House.

We still can’t get over how tall the sunflowers we grew at Kingsleigh House have become. They’re making the most of the ...
11/09/2026

We still can’t get over how tall the sunflowers we grew at Kingsleigh House have become. They’re making the most of the sunshine and look lovely in our garden.

🌻 Sunflowers in September seem like a lovely way to enjoy the changing season.

A little reminder that our Dementia Awareness Evening is tomorrow.We’re looking forward to welcoming people from our loc...
09/09/2026

A little reminder that our Dementia Awareness Evening is tomorrow.

We’re looking forward to welcoming people from our local community for an informal evening of conversation, questions and learning more about dementia.

There’ll be tea, cake and plenty of time for a chat too.

Everyone is welcome.

Next week we're opening our doors for an informal evening to learn a little more about dementia, share experiences and t...
05/09/2026

Next week we're opening our doors for an informal evening to learn a little more about dementia, share experiences and talk about how we can support people living with dementia in our local community.

Whether you have personal experience of dementia, support someone living with it, or simply want to understand more, you’re very welcome to join us.

Our Head of Operations, John, will be hosting the evening, bringing more than 26 years of experience in health and social care, including specialist experience in dementia care.

There’ll be plenty of opportunity to ask questions, share experiences and have a chat over a cup of tea and some cake.

We’d love to see you there.

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78 Berrow Road
Burnham-on-Sea
TA82HJ

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