Rooms & Fees

A room of your own, with care close at hand

Single rooms, most with their own en-suite, in a warm and welcoming home in St Leonards-on-Sea.

  • 25 single rooms

  • 23 with en-suite facilities

  • Lift to every floor

  • £1,150 starting weekly fee

Your room

All 25 of our rooms are single rooms, and 23 have their own en-suite facilities. Every room is furnished with an adjustable bed, a wardrobe, a chest of drawers, a bedside table and lockable storage for valuables. Each one also has a call bell within reach of the bed, a television, Wi-Fi, a telephone point and good lighting for residents with low vision.

It is your room, though, and we encourage residents to bring their own furniture, pictures and treasured belongings so it feels like home from the very first day. Pets can be welcomed by arrangement.

A single bedroom at Healey House with a made bed, bedside table and chest of drawers
  • A corner of a room with a window with lace curtains and cream-colored drapes. There is a plaid armchair with a mustard yellow pillow, a white cabinet, a small black plastic drawer unit, and a wastebasket. A towel rack with towels is mounted on the wall beside a small cabinet with a mirror, and a black safe is visible on the floor.
  • A bedroom with a yellow bedspread, a white dresser with a TV and decorative items, a mirror, and a corner with pillows. The walls have patterned wallpaper and a plain wall, with a ceiling light fixture.
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  • An accessible bathroom with a walk-in shower, grab rails and a shower chair
  • A bedroom with sloped ceiling and a skylight window. There are two single beds with gray plaid bedding and yellow pillows. A small wooden nightstand with two drawers between the beds holds a white lamp and a tissue box. A plaid armchair is partially visible to the right. Light gray curtains hang by the window.
  • Interior of a room with beige walls, a dark carpeted floor, and wooden furniture including a dresser with three drawers. A flat-screen TV is on top of the dresser, and a small sign on the dresser reads "LOVE & Laughter live here." Two wooden shelves are mounted on the wall, with a decorative item on one shelf. A white heater and a sink with a mirror above it are visible, along with some electrical outlets and a partially visible bed in the lower right corner.
  • A small bedroom with a bed covered with a pink checkered blanket and purple pillows, a wooden dresser with a TV on it, a chair with a plaid pattern, a window with white curtains letting in natural light, and a ceiling light fixture with floral designs.

Around the house

Rooms are spread across the ground, first and second floors of the main house and our annexe, and a lift serves every floor. On the lower ground floor is our dining room, where residents come together for freshly prepared meals cooked on site by our kitchen team.

There is a lounge for company and conversation, a quiet area for reading or a moment’s peace, and a garden to enjoy in the warmer months.

A group of women at a festive gathering, including an elderly woman in a pink sweater sitting at a decorated table with various wrapped gifts and candles, and a woman in a black blazer and white shirt holding a drink, standing next to her. Other people are in the background.
Sweet peas in a vase on a sunny windowsill overlooking a garden
A room with large windows, a pool table, chairs, and a foosball table. There is a vase with flowers and books on a round table near the window.

Fees and funding

Fees start from £1,150 per week and depend on the level of care each person needs. Before anyone moves in, we visit them to assess their needs and agree the right fee together. We welcome residents who fund their own care as well as residents funded by East Sussex County Council.

What your fee includes

  • Your room A furnished single room, most with en-suite facilities.

  • All your meals Freshly prepared meals, cooked on site and served in our dining room.

  • Care and support Personal care from our dedicated day and night team.

  • Activities Taking part in activities at the Taplin Centre, the HRVAB day club.

Ways to stay

  • Long-term care A permanent home in a warm, homely setting, with a team who get to know each resident as an individual.

    From £1,150 per week

  • Respite and short stays Short breaks to rest, recover after a hospital stay, or give family carers time to recharge. Stays usually start from one week, but we are always happy to talk about what works for you.

    From £1,150 per week

See the rooms for yourself

The best way to choose a care home is to visit. We would be glad to show you around, talk through fees and funding and answer any questions you have.

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