Broughton House is situated in the Lower Broughton area of east Salford close to the administrative boundary with Manchester. Our architect designed home was purpose built in 1989 and boasts 42 single rooms, 33 of them having en-suite facilities. The home has a drive-in forecourt which leads to a secure car park, with capacity for between 20-30 vehicles. To the rear of the property is an attractive well maintained, mainly lawned garden with a terrace across the rear of the property.
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Facilities:
Upon entering Broughton House, visitors are immediately greeted with an atmosphere of warmth and comfort. The residence is designed for accessibility, featuring a five-person lift, strategically placed grab rails, and wide, level corridors. These features ensure ease of movement and minimize potential difficulties for residents. All 42 bedrooms are furnished to a high standard, with 33 of these rooms including en-suite facilities. Each room is equipped with a nurse call system, prioritising the safety and well-being of residents. To create a sense of familiarity and comfort, residents are encouraged to personalise their living spaces with cherished personal possessions. Television aerial connections are provided in all rooms, and televisions can be supplied for an additional charge. Residents may also arrange for personal telephone installations at their own expense.
Communal areas include a spacious lounge, a dedicated dining room, and a newly renovated conservatory, many of which offer pleasant views of the garden. The vibrant and locally admired garden provides a tranquil outdoor space for residents and visitors to enjoy during the summer months. Additionally, the residence offers a dedicated shower/wet room, designed for accessibility and convenience.
Dining arrangements:
Dining is an important part of daily life, with meals prepared from fresh ingredients and a varied menu provided by Apetito. Residents can enjoy two main course options, such as Rich Beef Stew with Dauphinoise Potatoes and vegetables, and two dessert choices, including summer fruits crumble or sticky toffee pudding. We cater to special dietary needs and take personal preferences into consideration. Meals can be enjoyed in the communal dining areas or in the comfort of residents’ rooms. Hot drinks are served throughout the day and evening, along with biscuits and cakes, and snacks and beverages are available at any time. Dining is a social occasion, and residents are encouraged to join others in the communal areas, though room service is always available for those who prefer. Relatives and friends are welcome to join residents for meals by prior arrangement, and they may also visit for coffee or tea at any time. During the summer, refreshments are served in the garden, offering a pleasant break for everyone.
2 Moss Street, Lower Broughton, Salford, M7 1NF
T: 0161 708 9033
E: broughtons@wellbeingresidential.co.uk
Services:
Laundry: Personal clothing suitable for machine washing is undertaken free of charge. Dry cleaning can be arranged at an extra charge.
Hairdresser: A hairdresser visits once a week with a full complement of equipment in-house. Prices are available on request.
Chiropodist: Visits every six weeks, charges are extra. Price available on request.
Activities: Activities are arranged following discussion at residents’ meetings that are held at regular intervals. This allows residents to raise any concerns and for local information to be passed on. Social events are arranged, and residents are encouraged to attend local events. Regular bingo, Reminiscence Nights and quiz sessions are held by the activities organiser. During the day residents can occupy themselves with a book from the library, board games, jigsaw puzzles, audio library and video library. A computer is available to allow you to surf the web or keep in touch with your family and friends via email or even video calling.
Medical services: Residents are able to retain their own GP if this is possible. There is a local practice just a few doors away and the GP which is easily accessible. Emergency visits are made as required. Medications are supplied by the local chemist.
