Our Care Homes

Mulberry Care Homes offers high-quality, individualised care across our three welcoming establishments: Astley Grange in Huddersfield, Southfield Court in Almondbury and White Rose House in Holmfirth.

Each setting creates a genuine home-from-home environment where residents feel safe, supported, and valued.

We provide a range of services, including nursing care, residential care, dementia care, and nursing dementia care. Our homes are thoughtfully designed, featuring relaxing communal areas and engaging daily activities that foster connection and wellbeing. With fresh, high-quality food prepared daily and a team committed to putting people first, we deliver care you can trust and an experience that brings comfort and fulfilment to every day.

An armchair in front of floral wallpaper with a side table holding a vase of flowers, a teacup, and a teapot.

Astley Grange – Huddersfield

  • Photo of Astley Grange Care Centre, taken from Woodhouse Hall Road

    Astley Grange

    We offer a range of care for guests with varying needs, including on-site nurses and respite care.

  • Photo of a sign that reads "Reception" and "Visitors Parking" with an arrow pointing right and the logo for Mulberry Care Homes, located in the car park of Astley Grange Care Centre

    Astley Grange

    We offer a range of care for guests with varying needs, including on-site nurses and respite care.

  • Photo of the sitting room in Astley Grange Care Centre, with two grey sofas and an old radio visible

    Astley Grange

    We offer a range of care for guests with varying needs, including on-site nurses and respite care.

  • Photo of an old radio in the sitting room of Astley Grange Care Centre

    Astley Grange

    We offer a range of care for guests with varying needs, including on-site nurses and respite care.

Astley Grange – Huddersfield Facilities Overview

  • Nursing & Residential Care
  • Regular activities
  • Well established gardens
  • Parking for guests
  • Homely environment
  • Home-made food using fresh ingredients
  • Regular visits from GP, podiatrist, optician, hairdresser
  • Experienced, friendly staff
  • Sociable dining rooms or private dining in room
  • Comfortable bedrooms
  • Some en-suite bedrooms
  • Clean, well-maintained and hygienic

White Rose House – Holmfirth

  • A person pouring a cup of tea for an elderly gentleman seated at a table in a care home

    White Rose House

    Newly refurbished residential home with a homely environment, set in well established gardens.

  • Photo of a sign outside White Rose House Care Home

    White Rose House

    Newly refurbished residential home with a homely environment, set in well established gardens.

  • An armchair in front of floral wallpaper with a side table holding a vase of flowers, a teacup, and a teapot.

    White Rose House

    Newly refurbished residential home with a homely environment, set in well established gardens.

  • A stand of cakes and tea on a table with elderly people reaching for the cakes.

    White Rose House

    Newly refurbished residential home with a homely environment, set in well established gardens.

  • Photo of a sign outside the main entrance of White Rose House Care Home, with the care home buildings visible in the background

    White Rose House

    Newly refurbished residential home with a homely environment, set in well established gardens.

  • White Rose House

    Newly refurbished residential home with a homely environment, set in well established gardens.

  • White Rose House

    Newly refurbished residential home with a homely environment, set in well established gardens.

  • White Rose House

    Newly refurbished residential home with a homely environment, set in well established gardens.

White Rose House – Holmfirth Facilities Overview

  • Specialist Dementia Care
  • Residential Home
  • Regular activities
  • Well established gardens
  • Newly refurbished
  • Parking for guests
  • Homely environment
  • Homemade food using fresh ingredients
  • Regular visits from GP, podiatrist, optician, hairdresser
  • Experienced, friendly staff
  • Sociable dining rooms or private dining in room
  • Comfortable bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms
  • Clean, well-maintained and hygienic

Southfield Court – Almondbury

  • A care home hallway with bright orange walls and wallpaper featuring a leafy autumnal design, with a reception desk visible in the background.

    Southfield Court

    Specialist Dementia care in Almondbury, with highly trained staff.

  • A vase of bright flowers displayed on the side of a reception desk in a care home.

    Southfield Court

    Specialist Dementia care in Almondbury, with highly trained staff.

  • A care home doorway with wallpaper beside it featuring a waterfall scene, and additional doors visible in the background.

    Southfield Court

    Specialist Dementia care in Almondbury, with highly trained staff.

  • Front view of Southfield Court Care Home in Almondbury, showing the brick building, welcoming entrance, and surrounding green lawn with trees.

    Southfield Court

    Specialist Dementia care in Almondbury, with highly trained staff.

  • A birdhouse situated in a leafy garden with overhanging trees.

    Southfield Court

    Specialist Dementia care in Almondbury, with highly trained staff.

Southfield Court – Almondbury Facilities Overview

  • Dementia and Nursing Dementia care
  • Regular activities
  • Well established gardens
  • Parking for guests
  • Homely environment
  • Home-made food using fresh ingredients
  • Regular visits from GP, podiatrist, optician, hairdresser
  • Experienced, friendly staff
  • Sociable dining rooms or private dining in room
  • Comfortable bedrooms
  • Some en-suite bedrooms
  • Clean, well-maintained and hygienic

FAQs

Here are some helpful answers to some of our most frequently asked questions. If your question isn’t answered here, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re happy to help!

What activities do you offer for residents?

At Mulberry Care Homes, we believe that activity should be at the centre of the care we provide. The activities offered vary by home, but each day is planned and organised by our teams. Please contact us to find out more.

What are your visiting times?

Friends and family can visit our homes at any reasonable time, day or night. We have no set visiting hours. Guests are welcome in the privacy of bedrooms or in the communal areas of each home.

What are mealtimes like?

All our homes offer three meals a day, as well as snacks, which are available throughout the day.  We use fresh and locally sourced ingredients wherever possible. Meals are served in our restaurant style dining rooms. If residents wish to eat in their room, we will also take their meals to them. Where needed, we are able to adapt to special dietary requirements by prior arrangement.

Can we take a tour of your homes?

Yes. It’s important to spend time visiting a home before you reach any decisions. It’s also best to view alongside the person who will be living in the home, so that they can decide whether they’d be happy there. We encourage you to meet or have a conversation with one of our managers or deputy managers in order to learn more. To arrange your viewing, contact the home directly. They’ll be able to let you know their availability so that you can view the home at a time that suits you.

Can we bring possessions from home/from a loved one’s home?

Yes. It is important to have familiar surroundings so we encourage residents to hang photos, bring their most cherished possessions and make the room theirs. We require all electrical items to be portable appliance tested and will conduct fire risk assessments on any furniture.