Abbots Leigh Manor Nursing Home is an imposing 19th Century manor house one mile from the Clifton Suspension Bridge. Kathy Bauer RGN is our home manager and we have a team of qualified nurses on duty at all times. We have both single and shared rooms all are fully furnished with en-suite facilities, private phones and televisions.
We enjoy an elevated position with wonderful views over the Severn Estuary and surrounding countryside and we stand in the expansive gardens laid out by Sir Egbert Cadbury.
All our bedrooms have en-suite facilities (some with showers), nurse call points, telephones, televisions and internet access. Our communal rooms include two lounges, two dining rooms and a conservatory. We also have a bar where residents and their families can socialise.
The Care Quality Commission inspection report rated us – GOOD
Our rooms are fully furnished but we can normally make space for any items of furniture a resident wishes to bring with them and, within our locality, we are happy to collect these items. Residents are welcome to move within the home if a preferred room becomes available and we have a number of very spacious rooms which are suitable for married couples.
We don’t have any visiting restrictions and visitors are welcome to dine with residents at any time (for which there is no charge).
Just a quick note to say how much we appreciate the effort your staff put into Abbots Leigh Manor to ensure there is plenty of interaction and stimulation for the residents. We have noticed a significant improvement in our mother's mental wellbeing since arriving in Abbots Leigh - Thank you.
We looked at three nursing homes that day and were in no doubt that we wanted our mother to go to Abbots Leigh Manor. From the moment we arrived we felt welcomed. Our greatest wish is that everyone at the end of their life may be so fortunate to find a place which offers so much knowledge, experience, care and compassion.
The facilities are excellent and throughout her time at Abbots Leigh, my mother experienced the highest quality of care. We were impressed by the effective way that the nursing staff worked with local GPs and provided a caring, supportive environment that she appreciated and valued. Abbots Leigh also benefits from an active community life providing a stimulating environment. In her last days, we were impressed by the compassion she received withindividual carers remaining at her bedside. Abbots Leigh helped us greatly with the practical and emotional difficulties of the period leading to her death. We would have no hesitation in recommending Abbots Leigh to anyone seeking a nursing home for an elderly relative.