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29 de feb. de 2024 · Bedroom Four - 3.83m x 3.73m (12'6" x 12'2") - Currently utilised as a lounge to enjoy the brightness that this south facing room affords it is beautifully presented in a dark hue over a natural carpet to create an elegant and comforting scheme. A large sash window affords an outlook over the front garden and rose trellis.
St Peter’s Court is a friendly, purpose-built care home, situated in the centre of Redcar with 67 beds offering residential and residential dementia care. Living with us. This welcoming home offers the choice of several sitting rooms and dining rooms in which to relax, dine and socialise. The pretty courtyard garden is a very pleasant spot ...
St Peter's Court Care Home, Redcar. 64 likes · 10 talking about this · 1 was here. Friendly, purpose-built care home offering residential and residential dementia care. To find out more about our...
St Peter’s Court Care Home is pleasantly situated in scenic surroundings in Wallsend, close to the river Tyne and a short drive away from the dramatic and picturesque Northumbrian coastline. We specialise in residential and dementia care within a warm and welcoming environment, with a team of skilled, qualified and, above all, caring professionals.
16 de feb. de 2021 · Overview. Latest inspection: 21 January 2021 Report published: 16 February 2021 . Latest review: 6 July 2023 We reviewed the information and data available to us about St Peter's Court on 6 July 2023.
31 de may. de 2013 · St Peter's Court. St Peter’s Court Care Home provides residential and dementia care and is situated in Wallsend, close to the river Tyne, just a short drive away from the Northumbrian coastline. St Peter’s Court offers a warm and welcoming environment, with a team of highly qualified and caring professionals. What’s more, it is able to ...
St. Peter's Court, Norwich, Norfolk. 165 likes · 264 were here. A family run holiday let on the Norfolk coast, this Edwardian house, with original features, offers the perfect holiday accommodation...
