Alexander House

Alexander House is a wheelchair accessible home in the Savile Park area of Halifax. We are a homely and relaxed residential care home. We have 18 bedrooms, ten of which are ensuite bedrooms and have several accessible bathrooms throughout the home to support individuals with a physical disability.

We work closely with our residents, the people who are important to them and our local care teams to ensure the people we support at Alexander House live well in our homely surroundings. Our staff are experienced to support individuals 24 hours a day, in a safe way. We have experience of supporting people who live with the early symptoms of Dementia.

At Alexander House we understand how important mealtimes are. Our catering team prepares nutritious, home-cooked meals based on residents’ choices, preferences, and dietary requirements.

Alexander House is situated in the former Vicarage of the nearby Holy Trinity and St Jude’s Church so there are lots of original features which have been well looked after over the years.

We have an open plan living room and dining room, a lovely conservatory with wonderful views over the nearby moor land and our residents make their rooms their own.

We have a well-used patio area, a hairdresser salon on site and visiting chiropody service.

Internet and WiFi is available at Alexander House for all to use.

There is a call button system and passenger lift. Our home is suitable for wheelchair users.

There is parking on site.

We have plenty of local amenities close to us at Alexander House – local shops, pharmacy, supermarket, and sandwich shops, and we are close to Halifax Town Centre. Savile Park also hosts regional events like the Halifax Annual Agricultural Show and our home is on a local bus route.

Our home benefits from activities based around what is important to the people living with us. We regularly enjoy art clubs, gardening, exercise and movement classes, quizzes and discussion groups, visits, and day trips, linking with the local community, bingo, skittles, and bowling. We organise themed days throughout the year and have a summer fayre each year. Lots of external entertainers visit us on a regular basis with us having close links to the community around us.

Our staff team is dedicated to Alexander House so residents will get to know the people providing their support – many staff have worked at Alexander House for many years.

If you would like to come join us at Alexander House, please download our brochure, contact us by phone or email, and we can arrange a visit to discuss your care needs and how Alexander House can support you or your loved one.

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