Spacious, personalised bedrooms
En-suite facilities available. Residents are welcome to bring their own furniture to make the space truly their own.
Astley Grange Care Home
Regulated CareCQC registered care provider
5 Stars ★★★★★Google Reviews
8.6/10 ratingCarehome.co.uk
24/7 nursing careQualified nurses on site
Overview
A quick look at the everyday comforts, room features and practical connections that support daily life at Astley Grange.
Bring your own furniture
Minibus and transport support
Resident kitchenette
Pet Friendly
Local shops nearby
Lift access
Telephone point in own room
Public transport close by
Wheelchair access
Television point in own room
Garden spaces
Resident internet access
Welcome to Astley Grange
Care you can trust. A home you’ll love.
Located in Huddersfield, Astley Grange provides a welcoming and secure environment for up to 40 residents. Our focus is on delivering comprehensive nursing and residential care that combines a relaxed, homely atmosphere with professional, compassionate support.
The home is thoughtfully designed for comfort, ensuring every resident feels safe, valued and at ease in their surroundings. Families can take comfort in knowing their loved ones are in capable, caring hands.
We offer both permanent care and flexible respite care, with a wide variety of specialist support tailored to enhance quality of life at every stage.
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Our facilities
Astley Grange has been carefully maintained to offer a truly comfortable and convenient living experience. Every detail has been considered with our residents’ wellbeing in mind.
Friendly, welcoming environment
Well-maintained, hygienic communal spaces that feel like home — not an institution.
Picturesque gardens
Beautifully maintained outdoor spaces for relaxation, fresh air, and gentle activities throughout the seasons.
Full accessibility
Lift access, wheelchair-friendly throughout, guest parking, and proximity to local amenities and public transport.
See for yourself
Take a virtual tour
Choosing a care home is an important decision. Our virtual tour helps families explore Astley Grange from home before arranging an in-person visit with the team.
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Home comforts
Life at Astley Grange
Residents are supported to enjoy fulfilling days shaped around their interests, friendships and family connections.
Social activities
Meaningful activities help residents stay active, creative and connected.
Local outings
Trips and local links help residents continue enjoying life around Huddersfield.
Family visits
Flexible visiting arrangements make it easier for families to remain closely involved.
Gardens & outdoors
Safe outdoor spaces provide fresh Yorkshire air and quiet places to relax.
Our services
The care we provide
Our care is shaped around individual needs, preferences and goals, with support from experienced colleagues and nurses.
Nursing Care
Round-the-clock support for people with clinical and personal care needs.
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Homely day-to-day support in a comfortable, reassuring environment.
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Short stays designed to support recovery, carers and changing family needs.
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Sensitive care focused on dignity, comfort and family support.
Learn moreWhat families say
Trusted by families across Huddersfield
Read actual reviews shared by families about their experience of Astley Grange.
★★★★★
“Astley Grange Nursing Home is very nice, it is very clean and the staff are excellent, they show great care and support and are extremely friendly and so easy to approach with any questions you want to ask.”
★★★★★
“The whole set up at the care home is absolutely excellent – the staff, the facilities, the environment, care provided, safety and cleanliness. We, as a family, could not wish for better for my sister’s care.”
★★★★★
“The care and support for both Mum and family as she approached the end of her life was excellent. We were extremely grateful that she was so well cared for, and made so comfortable. We feel fortunate that she was able to be at Astley Grange.”
Find us
Get in touch or visit us
Whether you have a question about care, availability or arranging a visit, our team will be happy to help.
AddressWoodhouse Hill Road, Huddersfield, HD2 1DJ
Telephone01484 428 322
Questions families often ask
Clear answers before you visit.
These are the practical questions many families ask when they first begin considering Astley Grange for nursing, residential or respite care.
What types of care does Astley Grange provide?
Astley Grange supports nursing care, residential care, respite care and palliative care. If you are unsure which type of support is suitable, the team can talk through the situation with you.
Can we arrange a short stay first?
Respite care may be suitable for a short stay, recovery period, family carer break or gentle introduction to care-home life. Availability can vary, so it is best to speak with the home directly.
Can families visit before making a decision?
Yes. A private visit is one of the best ways to understand the atmosphere of the home, meet the team and ask about care, rooms, daily life, meals, activities and next steps.
What should we ask on a first call?
It is helpful to discuss current care needs, mobility, medication, nursing requirements, preferred routines, timescale, funding questions and whether a short stay or permanent move is being considered.
Is support available day and night?
Yes. Astley Grange provides 24/7 care, with nursing support available for residents who need clinical oversight or more complex health care.
Where is the home located?
Astley Grange is located in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. The team can provide practical directions and visiting information when you arrange an appointment.
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