Pet friendly home
Castle Grange welcomes pet-friendly arrangements, helping residents maintain comforting companionship where appropriate.
40 roomsConfirmed home capacity
Pet friendlyCompanionship welcomed
Residential dementia careSpecialist support
Garden accessOutdoor space for residents
A quick look at the confirmed practical comforts, outdoor space and residential dementia care support at Castle Grange.
Welcome to Castle Grange
Castle Grange provides residential dementia care, with support shaped around familiar routines, reassurance and individual wellbeing.
The home has capacity for 40 rooms and includes pet-friendly living, a garden, resident kitchenette access and wheelchair accessibility.
Located on Ing Lane in Newsome, Huddersfield, Castle Grange offers a welcoming setting for residents and visiting families.
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Castle Grange offers 40 rooms in a residential dementia care setting, with pet-friendly living, a garden, a resident kitchenette and wheelchair accessibility.
Castle Grange welcomes pet-friendly arrangements, helping residents maintain comforting companionship where appropriate.
The garden offers outdoor space for fresh air, gentle activity and relaxed time with visitors.
A resident kitchenette supports familiar routines, refreshments and a homely sense of daily life.
Wheelchair accessibility supports safe movement through the home and practical day-to-day comfort.
See for yourself
Choosing a care home is an important decision. Our team can talk through your needs and arrange a personal visit so you can experience Castle Grange for yourself.
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Home comforts
Residents are supported to enjoy fulfilling days shaped around their interests, friendships and family connections.
Meaningful activities help residents stay active, creative and connected.
Trips and local links help residents continue enjoying life around Newsome, Huddersfield.
Flexible visiting arrangements make it easier for families to remain closely involved.
Safe outdoor spaces provide fresh Yorkshire air and quiet places to relax.
Our services
Castle Grange provides residential dementia care, supporting people with memory loss in a comfortable home environment with personal care, reassurance and meaningful daily routines.
Specialist residential support for people living with dementia, focused on dignity, safety and familiar routines.
Learn moreDay-to-day personal care, companionship and support in a homely setting.
Learn moreKind, structured support for residents living with memory loss and dementia.
Learn moreFind us
Whether you have a question about care, availability or arranging a visit, our team will be happy to help.
AddressIng Lane, Newsome, Huddersfield
Telephone01484 517538
EmailTo be confirmed
Questions families often ask
These are the practical questions many families may ask when first considering Castle Grange for residential dementia care.
Castle Grange provides residential dementia care.
The home has capacity for 40 rooms. Facilities include pet-friendly living, a garden, a resident kitchenette and wheelchair accessibility.
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.
It is helpful to discuss current care needs, dementia support, preferred routines, timescale, funding questions, room availability and whether a permanent move is being considered.
Castle Grange provides residential dementia care, with the team available to support residents day and night. Staffing and visiting arrangements can be discussed with the team when you get in touch.
Castle Grange is located at Ing Lane, Newsome, Huddersfield. The team can provide practical directions and visiting information when appointments are arranged.
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