Nightingale Lodge

Nightingale Lodge is some 300 yards from Hunstanton sea front.

Local facilities include a nearby shopping precinct which includes a post office, off license, newsagents, public houses, bakery, cinema, theatre, recreation ground, a number of general stores, doctor’s surgery and churches which are all within easy walking distance.

Hunstanton has all the amenities of a large town as well as a delightful sea front promenade. Hunstanton is well known forNorfolk its communal greens and walks along the sea front. It is served by excellent road and bus links.

29

Registered for 29 residents

65+

For residents aged from 65

For the elderly

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At a glance

Manager

Sandra Rowe

Address

8 Austin Street
Hunstanton
Norfolk
PE36 6AL

Telephone

+44 (0)1485 533 590

Fax

+44 (0)1485 533 590

Email

nightingalelodge@blackswan.co.uk

More info

  • The Home is approved to accept partially sighted Residents.
  • All bedrooms have the benefit of en-suite facilities.

My mother became a resident of Nightingale Lodge in March 2018. She did not find the transition easy but with the help and support of the warm and friendly staff, is settling into her new life in their capable hands. I chose Nightingale Lodge for her as it was undoubtedly the best the area had to offer and also because it was somewhere I know and my family would be happy to spend time in when visiting her.

M L

Nightingale Lodge
8 Austin Street, Hunstanton, Norfolk, PE36 6AL

Dining

Dining is a hugely important factor in many lives, it is more than simply sustenance. Culturally, both food and dining are at the core of our most joyous experiences in life; weddings, festivals, birthdays and holidays to name just a few.

We encourage our residents to invite their loved ones into the home for lunch, dinner and even breakfast so that meal times offer the same opportunities for socialising as they would’ve done throughout each individual’s life.

What is unique about the dining experience we offer here is ‘choice’, which extends beyond simply WHAT you wish to eat, it includes WHERE, WHEN and WHO WITH. Not only do our residents have a superb choice of meals each day but they have the freedom to eat them wherever they like, whenever they like, and with whomever they choose.

We often incorporate food into our activities, providing buffets at parties and BBQs during summer garden parties. We have even hosted ‘Come dine with me’ style evenings in which favourite meals are pitted against one another, diners then voting for their favourite.

Our catering staff are highly skilled and in addition to their knowledge within hospitality they are subject to our programme of care related training, this gives them a broad understanding of the often complex needs of our residents. Our dining team cater for a diverse range of dietary requirements and have experience in tailoring menus to suit every individual’s specific needs.

Entertainment

Regular activities include flower arranging, art and craft sessions, quiz nights and tea parties. As well as fun events in the home, entertainers often come and visit us too. We have recently been visited by the Salvation Army, musicians and local drama students.

As you would expect, special holidays are incorporated into our activity calendar and birthdays are always celebrated with a party and a big slice of cake!

We invite our residents to join in with choosing and planning activities and encourage those moving in with us to continue with their current hobbies and interests.

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