New developments
Shared supported living development, Stoke Poges
There will be 6 self-contained single apartments within the grounds, two of which are ready in March 2026, the others in April and May 2026. There will also be a six-bed luxury shared supported living home, with extensive internal space, ensuites with baths and showers and access to the beautiful grounds. Please see the video below for more context.
These offer a high standard of personal space to make a home. In additional the grounds are beautiful and can be access day and night. This lovely environment combined with our skilled support makes ‘The Grange’ a rare opportunity not to be missed. The setting is well suited to the support of people with complex needs who need large external space to support their needs, individual accommodation allowing for no compromises on support or the environment and no challenges with neighbours or location difficulties.
Please either contact our referrals email or contact Mark Horton, Operations Director for the South on
He will be delighted to arrange to speak with you, or arrange a visit for you.
Burley House, Leeds
Burley House was a prominent 19th-century residence for affluent figures, most notably banker and philanthropist John Smith. The property has been lovingly converted in to 12 self-contained apartments specifically for Leeds residents who have enduring mental health issues. Burley House is located in a conservation area on the outskirts of Leeds city centre.
Burley House offers an environment where each individual can fulfil the basic values of privacy, dignity, independence, choice, rights and fulfilment. The qualified and experienced staff team work with individuals in developing and practicing new and existing skills, learning how to take positive risks and providing specially tailored support packages designed to help each person to live their best life. Our vision is for people to lead independent lives in an environment which is personalised, positive, safe and empowering. Enabling each individual to have choice and control over their lives and be active and valued members of the community.
