Claremont House Care Home

regulated care

40 residentsConfirmed home capacity

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Pet friendlyCompanionship welcomed

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24/7 residential dementia careDay and night support

nursing care

Secure gardenEnclosed outdoor space

Overview

A quick look at the confirmed room features, practical comforts and residential dementia care support at Claremont House.

Pet friendly
Enclosed secure garden
Kitchenettes in 4 units
Wheelchair accessible
Laundry room
40 ensuite bedrooms
Wet rooms

Welcome to Claremont House

Care you can trust. A home you’ll love.

Claremont House provides residential dementia care, with 24/7 support shaped around familiar routines, reassurance and individual wellbeing.

The home offers 40 ensuite bedrooms with wet rooms, alongside pet-friendly living, wheelchair access and practical daily support.

Located in Heckmondwike, Claremont House includes an enclosed secure garden to the rear, four units each with a kitchenette, a laundry room and a main kitchen.

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Our facilities

Claremont House offers 40 ensuite bedrooms with wet rooms, plus pet-friendly shared spaces, an enclosed secure rear garden, kitchenettes across four units, wheelchair access, a laundry room and a main kitchen.

Pet friendly home

Residents can continue enjoying the companionship and reassurance that pets can bring, subject to each resident’s needs and safe arrangements.

Enclosed secure garden

A secure garden to the rear gives residents a safe outdoor space for fresh air, gentle activity and quiet moments.

Kitchenettes across four units

Each of the four units includes a kitchenette, with a main kitchen supporting daily meals and refreshments.

Accessible daily support

Wheelchair access, ensuite wet rooms and a laundry room support comfort, dignity and practical everyday care.

See for yourself

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Choosing a care home is an important decision. Our team can talk through your needs and arrange a personal visit so you can experience Claremont House for yourself.

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Home comforts

Life at Claremont House

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 Heckmondwike.

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

Claremont House provides 24/7 residential dementia care, supporting people with memory loss in a comfortable home environment with personal care, reassurance and meaningful daily routines.

Residential Dementia Care

Specialist residential support for people living with dementia, focused on dignity, safety and familiar routines.

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Residential Care

Day-to-day personal care, companionship and support in a homely setting.

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Dementia Care

Kind, structured support for residents living with memory loss and dementia.

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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.

AddressClaremont House, Brighton Street, Heckmondwike, WF16 9EU

Telephone01924 401 224

EmailTo be confirmed

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Questions families often ask

Clear answers before you visit.

These are the practical questions many families may ask when first considering Claremont House for residential dementia care.

What types of care will Claremont House provide?

Claremont House provides residential dementia care, with support available 24/7.

How many residents can the home support?

The home supports 40 residents. Facilities include ensuite bedrooms with wet rooms, an enclosed secure garden, pet-friendly living, kitchenettes across four units, wheelchair access, a laundry room and a main kitchen.

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, dementia support, preferred routines, timescale, funding questions, room availability and whether a permanent move is being considered.

Is support available day and night?

Yes. Claremont House provides residential dementia care with 24/7 support.

Where is the home located?

Claremont House is located at Claremont House, Brighton Street, Heckmondwike, WF16 9EU. The team can provide practical directions and visiting information when appointments are arranged.

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Whether you are ready to visit or only beginning to explore care options, our team can help you understand the residential dementia support available at Claremont House.

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