Nursing care
Registered with the Care Quality Commission to provide care for older people who require general nursing, with a full assessment before admission and discussion for people with alternative needs.
Nursing care in a home families can recognise.Not a unit. A settled house by the coast.
Warren Park is a family owned and operated nursing home in Blundellsands, providing individualised nursing care for 40 residents, 24 hours a day.
40
single rooms
80%
with en-suite facilities
24hr
individualised nursing care
65%
staff retained five years or more
Family owned and operated
Former family house opened as a nursing home in 1992
Current site states CQC registration for general nursing
High staff retention reported by Warren Park
Warren Park Nursing Home
The home
A former family house, extended carefully over time.
Formerly a large family home named Netherfield, the property was built in 1905. The current owners bought the house in 1991 and opened it as a nursing home in May 1992. It has been extended over the years and now accommodates 40 residents across 40 single rooms.
1905
Original house built as Netherfield.
1992
Opened as a nursing home after conversion.
40
Single rooms available for residents today.
Warren Park aims to provide a high quality, person-centred service in a warm, safe, homely environment where residents are encouraged and supported to be as independent as possible.
Read about the homeCare
Nursing care, respite, and end-of-life support in one settled home.
The current Warren Park site describes general nursing care for older people, respite stays from two weeks, and palliative care focused on dignity and comfort.
Short stay and respite care
Respite stays can run from two weeks to an open-ended stay, supporting carers taking a break or people needing a placement during rehabilitation before returning home.
End of life and palliative care
End-of-life and palliative care focuses on dignity, comfort, pain and symptom support, and psychological, social and spiritual support for residents and families.
Social activities and wellbeing
A dedicated Activities Co-ordinator and Communication and Wellbeing Co-ordinator plan weekly group activities, one-to-one time, technology sessions, celebrations, and interests-led support.
Daily life
Meals, activities, quiet lounges, and garden space.
Warren Park describes daily life around homemade meals, week-by-week activities, a conservatory, quiet lounge, and garden access.
Activities
- Week-by-week activities programme
- One-to-one sessions for residents who prefer not to join groups
- Technology sessions and interactive screen activities
- Gentle chair-based exercise
Meals
- Mostly homemade meals prepared on site
- Locally sourced produce where possible
- Seasonal four-week menu
- Alternatives and out-of-hours snack menu
Families
Published words from residents and family members.
"
My daughter and I visited approximately twenty nursing homes in Sefton before we chose Warren Park. It was by far the nicest home that we visited.
"
From day one they made my aunt and me so welcome, it really is a home from home. The staff, every single one of them, were professional and caring in equal proportions.
"
All the staff are amazing. They know each resident by name and take time to chat as well as care for the residents.
Location
66 Warren Road, Blundellsands, close to the seafront.
Based on Warren Road in the Blundellsands area of Liverpool, a few hundred yards from the seafront.
Visiting
Visitor parking is available at the front, with on-street parking nearby. Hall Road station is around 0.5 miles away and Blundellsands & Crosby station around 0.6 miles away.
CQC
The discovery run did not return a rating, so the rebuild links directly to Warren Park's CQC location page.
View CQC page
The next useful step is a proper visit.
Speak with Warren Park about current availability, care needs, funding position, and whether the home is the right fit before making a placement decision.