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Holly Cottage

Residential Care Home

 

Holly Cottage is a residential care home and is a large detached house situated in a quiet residential area of Hindolveston,

 

  • Hindolveston, a small friendly community with many community events held at the village hall, village church, farms shops, and rural country scenery

 

  • 1.6 miles from Melton Constable, where are many shops, surgery with pharmacy, restaurants, pubs, church and a lot of going on (circle, fireworks, fun fairs)

 

  • 3 miles from Foulsham, where you will find local shops, church and restaurant

 

  • 7.6 miles from Holt, where are many shops, surgery with pharmacy, dentist, specialist services from Kelling hospital, pubs, restaurants, cafes and community hub

 

  • 8.5 miles from Fakenham where there are banks, pharmacies and all usual town shops with a wide range of offered activities like an auction house, weekly market, bowling, pool, swimming pool, gym, site seeing, feeding ducks, swans, garden centre, etc.

 

The nearest railway station is 12.6 miles in Dereham and 18 miles away in Norwich.

 

The Home Environment

 

The home provides a  comfortable, spacious and attractive “Home-Like” environment for the service users. Holly Cottage has 12 single bedrooms – all of which have en-suite toilet facilities, spacious lounge, well-fitted kitchen, dining area, Activity Room, communal sitting areas, bathrooms and large outside area.

 

Each bedroom is attractively decorated and fully furnished. Some service users and/or their relatives may decide to bring their own furniture/furnishing. All bedrooms are supplied with adequate heating, lighting, ventilation and hot water. Any repairs or re-decorating will be done as and when they are required. All bedrooms are supplied with an adequate number of electrical outlets and wired for television viewing.

 

Visitng

 

Relatives, friends and representatives from the placing authority are encouraged to visit the service users as often as they are able to.  Prior notice of the visit is preferable (though not essential), which will enable staff to plan the service users’ day more effectively.