Set in beautiful grounds on the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds, Nowton Court offers luxury accommodation for over 55s for permanent living or shorter respite stays. The 19th century manor house has been converted into 25 wheelchair-accessible ensuite rooms, plus spacious lounges for use by residents and their guests and a beautiful dining room where home-cooked meals are served at flexible times.
Facilities include:
- 24-hour concierge and emergency response service plus CCTV security
- option of domiciliary care
- full housekeeping and laundry service
- visiting chiropodist and hairdresser
- local transport to appointments or activities
- media room with internet access
- activities co-ordinator to provide social and physical activities
- 20% discount for residents on treatments at the onsite Heritage Wellbeing centre
We aim to provide an exceptional quality of service, enabling residents to live life on their terms, confident that assistance is only a call away.
Here is an example of a Testimonial Letter
One of the most stressful events in life is moving house and even more so for retired people. We found the stress more intense than we had anticipated and decided to stay at Nowton Court during the two months between the sale of our home and purchase of an apartment in the adjacent building called The Grange. This resulted in our having a pleasant and relaxed period before the move.
The Manor stands in its own grounds and has access to NowtonPark with its 200 acres of woodland, lovely walks and many interesting trees including Wellingtonia. There are muntjaks and a large variety of wild-life. A springtime attraction is the daffodil avenue which is an extraordinary sight with its magnificent display of flowers.
Access to the Manor is by ramp or steps. The front view is impressive with its interesting turrets and chimneys and views of the Park. On entering the Manor, one is struck by the high ceilings, beautiful cornices, ornate curtains, tiled fireplaces and the peaceful atmosphere. The library has a wide selection of books to suit all tastes. There are two spacious lounges, one of which is provided with a television connected to the Sky network. The dining room is airy and overlooks one of the gardens. The menus are interesting, tasteful, vary during the weeks and are provided for residents and guests.
Our accommodation was a spacious room on the first floor with high ceilings, lovely curtains, twin beds and an en-suite shower room. It was provided with a comfortable sofa, telephone and television and it was possible to set up the computer. There is a telephone number to ring for assistance should it be required at any time of day.
We did enjoy the time spent there in the quiet and relaxing atmosphere. The staff are an excellent team, cheerful, courteous and tended to all our requirements including attention during the night should it be required. Mail and ordered newspapers were delivered. Furthermore, transport was provided to and from Bury St Edmunds town centre. We would heartily recommend Nowton Court for a short or long term stays for respite or recuperation. We both feel that without the understanding of the staff it would not have been possible to have had such a stress free stay during this difficult period.
Mr and Mrs L
May 2011
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