5 Priory Drive
A detached house located in a quiet cul-de-sac close to the town and local amenities.
Our Ethos
About 5 Priory Drive
5 Priory Drive is a detached house located in a quiet cul-de-sac close to the town and local amenities. This house is approximately five minutes walk from the local park and leisure centre which offers an indoor heated swimming pool, gymnasium, sports hall, and external tennis courts and a skate park and cricket, football and rugby pitches. It is a similar distance from both of the town’s supermarkets and other independent shops.
Number 5 has a lounge with flat screen television and comfortable leather sofas as well as a light and airy conservatory dining room.
There are four service users bedrooms, two on the ground floor and two on the first floor. There is also a staffroom / office on the first floor. The first floor has separate shower room and WC and there is a bathroom and WC on the ground floor.
There is also a Kitchen and separate Laundry cabin.
Number 5 is surrounded by garden, which is regularly used for barbeques and generally relaxing and chatting outside.
All rooms exceed Care Standards size requirements and are single occupancy. People who live with us are encouraged to personalise their rooms and every effort is made to offer a comfortable and homely environment.
CQC House Rating: Good
"People were supported and treated with dignity and respect; and involved as partners in their care." 19/10/2019House Manager: Claire Gardiner
Claire Gardiner who has worked with our organisation for many Years manages Number 5. Like most of our managers Claire has worked her way up through the organisation. So as well as having a wealth of knowledge and experience in supporting people to achieve their potential, she truly understands the Community’s Ethos and aims.
One relative told us that the staff treated everyone as equals and this was apparent when they visited and sometimes they were unable to tell who was a resident and who was a member of staff. They told us this was because people were “together” and “treated each other with so much respect”.