The Lodge at Freeland

The Lodge at Freeland House, located on the outskirts of Oxford, is a caring place for our residents to call home. We provide dementia, respite, residential and nursing care in a safe and welcoming environment.

Freeland House was built in 1807 by Sir William Ellis Taunton and the main house still has some of its original Victorian features. The Lodge is a brand new modern design which complements Freeland House and is built to be completely dementia-friendly.

We have state of the art communal areas including dining rooms, lounges, a cafe, a cinema room, a reflection room and an atrium to meet for chats and refreshments. All of our rooms boast amazing views of the gardens and Oxfordshire countryside. Our Garden Lounge has direct access to our secure garden where residents can enjoy a walk or sit down for a chat. We have 2 dining rooms in The Lodge, The Atrium Dining room on the lower level, and Willow Dining room, on the upper level.

Each of the spacious bedrooms has its own en-suite facilities and is tastefully decorated and furnished. What's more, they all have beautiful views of the grounds with mature trees. Some rooms on the lower level even have patio doors, leading directly onto the gardens. Bedrooms and en-suites are equipped with a 24-hour nurse call bell should residents require assistance at any hour.

Would you like to find out more about The Lodge at Freeland House? If so, please do get in touch with us today!