Wilford View
Wilford View Care Home opened its doors in 2019 with a clear vision: to provide exceptional, person-centred care within a warm, welcoming, and supportive environment.
Wilford View
The home offers 83 spacious en-suite bedrooms, all beautifully decorated and furnished to create a comfortable and homely atmosphere. Thoughtfully designed throughout, Wilford View provides a safe, enriching environment that promotes independence, dignity, and overall well-being for every resident.
The home is arranged across three individual care suites — Trent, Castle, and Robin Hood — each carefully tailored to support different levels of care needs while maintaining a strong sense of community. Every suite includes its own lounge, quiet lounge, and dining area, providing inviting spaces where residents can socialise, relax, dine, or unwind.
Wilford View has a strong community feel, with a focus on ensuring every resident feels valued, supported, and part of an extended family.Additional facilities at Wilford View Care Home include landscaped sensory gardens with comfortable seating areas, a cinema room, hairdressing and beauty salon, and an on-site café, all designed to enhance daily life and promote meaningful experiences for residents.
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Facilities for Residents
We provide a safe, comfortable environment with modern facilities, including , welcoming lounges, accessible dining areas, and relaxing garden spaces, all designed to support residents’ wellbeing and independence.
Funding Options
- Self Funding
- NHS Continuing Care or Free Nursing Care
- Local Authority with top-up
Funding advice
Understanding how care is funded can be confusing, with so many options, rules, and assessments to consider.
To help you navigate this complex area, we’ve added a trusted link to Age UK, a leading source of clear and reliable information on care home funding. Whether you’re exploring funding options, looking into means testing, or simply want to know what support is available, this resource is a great place to start.
Visit Age UK’s care funding advice and get the guidance you need: