Chawley Grove
195 Cumnor Hill, Oxford, OX2 9PJ
Chawley Grove is a state-of-the-art care home in Oxfordshire, offering exceptional residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in a luxury environment and stunning surroundings.
From
£1,550
per week
Your guide to the best care homes around Oxford.
Chawley Grove is a state-of-the-art care home in Oxfordshire, offering exceptional residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in a luxury environment and stunning surroundings.
From
£1,550
per week
Situated in the eastern Oxford suburb of Headington, Townsend House is a traditional care home that provides compassionate residential and respite care to the elderly.
From
£1,235
per week
Iffley Residential and Nursing Home in Oxford is in the serene Iffley village with beautiful gardens.
From
£1,579
per week
Situated in the area of Summertown, just north of Oxford, Green Gates care home provides expert residential, respite and nursing care to the elderly.
From
£1,400
per week
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From
£1,610
per week
Sitting in the heart of Oxfordshire, Marston Court is a well-established care home that provides expert residential, respite and day care to the elderly.
From
£1,405
per week
Conveniently nestled in a quiet residential area of Headington, Oxford, St Luke’s Hospital boasts over six decades of expertise in delivering top-notch nursing care.
From
£1,428
per week
Sitting perfectly in the popular area of Iffley, close to Oxford, Isis House provides expert residential, dementia, nursing, respite and intermediate care to the elderly.
From
£1,470
per week
Located in the heart of Boars Hill in Oxford, Oxford Beaumont is an idyllic care home that provides expert residential, respite, nursing and dementia care within a warm and relaxed environment.
From
£1,750
per week
Cumnor Hill House in Cumnor, Oxford offers care seekers an all-inclusive price per week.
From
£1,760
per week
Open Now! Floryn House Care Home is a brand new, purpose-built home located in the picturesque village of Yarnton, Oxfordshire.
From
£1,700
per week
Sitting in a quiet residential area in Blackbird Leys in Oxford, Longlands Care Home provides expert residential and respite care to those in need.
From
£1,215
per week
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Nestled in the historic city of Oxford, Oaken Holt Nursing and Residential Home, operated by Aria Care, is an esteemed residence in the scenic county of Oxfordshire.
From
£1,500
per week
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Located in within the Oaken Holt Estate in Oxfordshire, Wytham House is a distinguished care home, providing expert residential, nursing and dementia care, emphasising a secure environment amid picturesque surroundings.
From
£1,600
per week
The Headington Care Home, managed by Gold Care Homes is situated in the pleasant residential suburb of Headington, Oxford and provides nursing, dementia and respite care.
From
£1,400
per week
Oxford offers a brilliant mix of care options - from charming residential homes offering respectful personal care to state-of-the-art nursing and dementia centres. Most are rated ‘Outstanding’ or ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), such as Marston Court and the independently operated St Luke’s Hospital.
Whatever you’re searching for, rest assured that we’ve curated the best options above, with many managed by trusted providers such as Care UK and Bupa. Many of these homes are supported by nearby hospitals, including John Radcliffe and Churchill hospitals, along with a network of local GP practices, ideal for those living with complex medical needs, or those who would benefit from regular access to healthcare experts.
The large number of care homes in Oxford means they vary in style and budget. Some focus on calm, comfortable residential care in smaller, close-knit settings, while others offer luxury features such as private en-suite bedrooms, hair and beauty salons, manicured gardens, and restaurant-style dining. You’ll also find homes that are well equipped for advanced dementia and nursing needs, with trained staff, specialist layouts, and quiet rooms for one-to-one therapy.
Life in these homes is shaped by regular activities that are often organised based on the interests of residents. Your loved one might spend the afternoon in a book group, join a gardening session in the courtyard, or attend a live classical music performance. Many homes also run memory cafés, art workshops, and baking sessions.
We’ve made it easy to compare Oxford homes by care type, cost, facilities, and location within the city. Whether you're planning ahead or need to quickly make a decision, we’re here to help. Explore listings above for more information, or speak with our fantastic Care Expert team for additional support, completely free of charge.
Marston Court - This home has plenty of modern amenities for residents to explore, including cosy communal lounges, a hairdressing salon and idyllic gardens. Meanwhile, every bedroom is beautifully decorated and offers en-suite facilities. Marston Court also has a sensory room to support those living with neurological conditions such as dementia.
The Headington - You’ll find The Headington in the pleasant Oxford suburb of Headington. Built around a central courtyard, it has a quiet TV room, lounges, and conservatories overlooking the stunning gardens. The care staff will look after all your needs through dementia and nursing care, which are given on a permanent or short-term basis. A chiropodist and hair stylist also regularly visit the home.
Isis House - You’ll find Isis House in the Oxfordshire village of Iffley. This home offers high-quality residential, early-stage dementia and around-the-clock nursing care for up to 80 residents. Isis House is in a convenient location, near plenty of shops and on a bus route to Oxford’s city centre.
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Here is some further information about care homes in Oxford.
How many care homes are there in Oxford?
We have 130 care homes in Oxford. Our team of Care Experts hand-picks all our homes based on several factors, including the quality of care, facilities, and the home's culture.
What is the average cost of care in Oxford?
Care home costs vary significantly across Oxford. The average cost of care in Oxford is £1,130 per week.
You could be eligible for care funding support in England from your local authority - you can check through a free financial assessment, which immediately follows a care needs assessment. You may also qualify for a form of NHS support, such as NHS continuing healthcare.
What's included in the weekly cost of a care home in Oxford?
Typically, the weekly cost of a care home includes accommodation, the care itself, access to facilities, meals and snacks, housekeeping, social activities, and 24/7 support from carers and other staff members.
Additional extras in Oxford may include hairdressing, chiropody, physiotherapy, other forms of therapy, trips out, and specialist equipment.
What factors affect Oxford care home fees?
In Oxford, care home fees vary based on factors such as the type of care needed (with nursing care costing more than residential care), the facilities and activities available, room size and other features, and the staff-to-resident ratio.
Homes in more central areas may be more expensive due to higher property and carer costs.
Are all care homes in Oxford regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC)?
Yes, every Oxford care home has been given a rating by England's Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The CQC checks care homes to ensure they're safe and well-run. They regularly conduct inspections and publish reports to help care-seekers make the right choice.
How many Oxford care homes offer residential care?
8 Oxford homes offer residential care. These provide respectful, day-to-day support with tasks like washing, dressing, mobility, and managing certain medications.
Residential care homes in Oxford offer a safe setting for those who find it challenging to live independently, but don't have complex health needs.
How many nursing homes are there in Oxford?
We have 7 nursing homes in Oxford that provide specialist, 24/7 nursing care. Each home offers personalised support for those living with complex medical needs, chronic illnesses, disabilities, or other conditions that require regular monitoring and clinical care. Many also provide rehabilitation services after hospital stays or surgery.
This care is delivered by registered nurses and trained care staff in home-from-home settings.
What care homes in Oxford offer dementia care?
5 care homes in Oxford provide round-the-clock support for residents living with dementia.
These homes offer safe, supportive settings with staff trained to understand the needs of people experiencing memory loss or other dementia-related symptoms. Care is tailored to each resident, ensuring they're treated with the dignity and individuality they deserve. As dementia is a progressive condition, dementia care homes are equipped to adapt as needs change over time.
What Oxford care homes offer respite care?
If you're looking for temporary respite care, we have 10 respite care homes in Oxford that offer short-term stays.
Respite care is ideal when a regular carer needs a break, is on holiday, or is temporarily unable to provide care. Stays usually last a few weeks at a time and include the same level of support that permanent residents receive. You can find more information about respite care homes in Oxford.
Are there any care homes in Oxford that offer end-of-life or palliative care?
2 Oxford care homes provide specialist palliative and end-of-life care for your loved one. Searching for this type of support can be an emotional experience, so our Care Experts are here to guide you every step of the way.
A palliative care home provides the highest level of care and comfort to those living with chronic or life-limiting conditions. This can take place over weeks, months, or even years. As your loved one nears the end of their life, they'll be given end-of-life care, which focuses on easing discomfort and providing sensitive support.
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Care Quality Commission
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