Abbeyfield House

Our home is made up of nine en-suite bedrooms which were renovated in 2013. The house also has a large communal kitchen and dining room, lounge and garden.

All bedrooms come unfurnished allowing residents to add their own personal touch with favourite items of furniture. Residents are welcome to decorate their room to their own taste, be it with new curtains or carpet.

Our wonderful housekeeper Joan keeps Abbeyfield House running smoothly and takes care of residents’ well-being. Joan is on hand throughout the day to assist resident and is also available during evenings for emergencies as she lives within the house too. Having worked at Abbeyfield House for 12 years and with Abbeyfield for years before that, Joan is well-versed with all things Abbeyfield. As one resident said, “Jean is everyone’s mum.”

As a home we are active within the local community, often connecting with local groups and other Abbeyfield Houses for events and activities. Each Thursday is Volunteers Day at Abbeyfield House, we are very lucky to have volunteers come in to cook and converse with our residents - it’s a day we all look forward to.

Supported housing is for people who are still able to care for themselves and wish to remain independent. They most likely do not want the responsibilities of maintaining a house or flat or a garden but they are not ready to go into a care home. They may also like extra support for things like meals, cleaning and most of all they would like the company of others if they wish. Our supported housing offers that extra help: someone around to offer a bit of security in case they fall or feel unwell. Supported housing is not for people who need more dedicated care. 

There are so many activities organised both for and by the residents. It is an essential part of what we do to support social interaction to maintain good health, physically, emotionally and spiritually. Residents have frequent gatherings over coffee and tea, there are exercise classes, games and crafts, volunteers are regular visitors to help with new skills or assist with projects. There are frequent visits to other Abbeyfield homes, trips out to the coast or other places of interest, birthday parties, entertainers, the list goes on and we are always looking for new ideas to keep our lively residents on their toes.

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Abbeyfield Southern Oaks is a not-for-profit charity offering retirement living at a choice of locations in North-East Surrey.

In retirement, you should have the level of independence that’s appropriate for you, whilst everything is taken care of, leaving you free to enjoy the social life, activities, interests and community involvement that you choose.

We have three charming traditional houses located in Purley, Cheam & Sutton, that offer supported living with peace, comfort and safety as well as nourishing home-cooked meals, companionship when you want it and the reassurance that property maintenance and day-to-day chores are taken care of efficiently and professionally.

Enjoy your retirement, your way.

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Our home is made up of nine en-suite bedrooms which were renovated in 2013. The house also has a large communal kitchen and dining room, lounge and garden.

All bedrooms come unfurnished allowing residents to add their own personal touch with favourite items of furniture. Residents are welcome to decorate their room to their own taste, be it with new curtains or carpet.

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82 York Road,
Cheam
Sutton
Surrey
SM2 6HJ