Accommodation At Our Home

Private Flats (Independent Living)

There are thirty-one private flats to enjoy independent living – nine on the ground floor and eleven on each of the first and top floors.

Residents can furnish these flats to their own taste and are required to bring their own basic furniture, entertainment and kitchen appliances. This includes a bed, table, chair or couch, TV, crockery and cutlery and linen.

Private flat accommodation includes a daily meal. Residents may also choose to opt-in for any of the Home’s assisted living services, such as breakfast/dinner, laundry and bed make up, as and when they would like.

We offer two types of Private Flat accommodation:

Bachelor Flats
Each bachelor flat offers a bed/sitting room with floor-to-ceiling built-in cupboards, a separate kitchenette and a bathroom fitted with a bath, basin and toilet.

 Size:
Total space:  25 square meters
Living area:  16 square meters
Bathroom:      4 square meters
Kitchenette:   3 square meters 

One-bedroom Flats
The one-bedroom flats are ideally suited for a couple and offer a large lounge/dining area with a separate double-bed bedroom with floor-to-ceiling fitted cupboards and an en-suite bathroom with a bath, basin and toilet and a separate kitchenette.

Size:
Total space:  35 square meters
Living area:   16 square meters
Bedroom:      12 square meters
Bathroom:       4 square meters
Kitchenette:    3 square meters 

Rooms (Assisted Living)

Single, private rooms are available on the first floor. Although these rooms are private, residents share the ablution facilities. Residents occupying rooms fall under the category of assisted living.

Rooms are regarded as an extension of the Frail Care Centre and there is no additional cost when assistance is provided.

Rooms can be furnished to the taste of the individual. Residents need to supply their own basic furniture. This includes a bed, table, chair or couch. Cupboards and wardrobes are built in. 

Size:
Total space:  10 square meters

Frail Care (Total Care)

The Frail Care Centre comprises eleven rooms each with two beds. Occupants of these rooms are either two women or two men. However, when available and if necessary, husbands and wives may share a room.

Wards

Apart from the Frail Care Centre there is also one male and one female ward. Each of these wards comprise two rooms, each room having two beds. The elderly occupants of these wards are mobile, and therefore spend most of the day in the Frail Care Centre sun room.