Care homes in Lincolnshire

If you love the idea of living in a relatively remote English county that’s jam-packed with stunning and often unspoilt scenery then Lincolnshire will prove to be a perfect choice. In the south, the landscapes are flat, with wide open skies and numerous farms growing flowers and vegetables. This flatness is interrupted in the centre by the Lincolnshire Wolds, with rolling chalk and sandstone hills providing a lovely agricultural landscape. Many care seekers choose Lincolnshire for the coastline and a string of classic seaside towns like Skegness and Grimsby.

You can use our finder tool and directory to locate your dream Lincolnshire care home. Here, you can filter by the type of care you require, which homes have availability, care home costs and any other facilities you like this home to have.

One of the great things about Lincolnshire is that several of our care homes within this county are close to other lovely East Midlands areas like Lincoln, Grimsby, Boston, South Kesteven, Scunthorpe and East Lindsey. You’ll also be ideally located to visit popular attractions and activities, including Lincoln Castle and Stamford’s historic town centre.

Many of our care homes in Lincolnshire are nursing care homes and residential care homes. We also provide specialist support in dementia care homes and within some of the best respite care homes. Our experts are here to help you and will work with you to find the best care home for your loved one's needs.

Lincoln

An often gorgeous cathedral city, Lincoln proudly sits within western Lincolnshire. This historical city is packed with memorable architecture, with the Lincoln Cathedral in particular being a gothic treasure that was built in the 14th century and towers about the city skyline. On the winding streets - particularly the iconic Steep Hill - you’ll find a mass of delicious restaurants and quirky cafés.

Stamford

The centre of Stamford in Lincolnshire looks like something straight out of a fairytale, with almost all of the buildings being from the 1600s and 1700s. Because the majority of these buildings were also built with local limestone, the town possesses a truly unique quality that has even attracted Hollywood productions over the years! Some of the most photo-worthy scenes can be found at St Mary’s Bridge which crosses the River Welland.

Grantham

Grantham is probably best known for giving England two of its most well-recognised figures. For starters, there’s Margaret Thatcher. You can read up on her formative years at the Grantham Museum. Somewhat less likely to divide opinion is Sir Isaac Newton who was born just south of this Lincolnshire town in 1642. It’s said that he observed the apple falling from a tree at a farmstead in Woolsthorpe, just outside of Grantham.