En-Suite Bedrooms at Our Care Home in Billingshurst
Comfortable En-Suite Bedrooms That Feel Like Home
At Derwent Lodge Care Home in Billingshurst, our thoughtfully designed en-suite bedrooms provide residents with a private, peaceful space to rest, feel comfortable and enjoy day-to-day life at their own pace. Each bedroom is furnished to create a warm and homely environment, offering the reassurance of personal space while still being part of our friendly and supportive community.
These welcoming rooms are an important part of our home, helping to promote independence, dignity and overall wellbeing.
CQC-Rated & Fully Inspected Care Home in Horsham
At Derwent Lodge, we’ve proudly supported countless residents throughout Horsham and the wider West Sussex area with high-quality, compassionate care. Our home undergoes routine inspections and continues to maintain a ‘Good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The CQC monitors care homes across the UK to ensure they meet strict standards of safety, care, and legal compliance. Choosing a CQC-rated home gives you peace of mind. Learn more about what a ‘Good’ rating means and why families trust us.
Thoughtfully Designed En-Suite Bedrooms for Comfort & Privacy
Every bedroom is arranged with the resident’s comfort in mind, creating a calm environment for rest, relaxation, or quiet time with visiting family. Residents can personalise their space to make it feel familiar and uplifting, while our care team remains close by for help whenever it is needed.
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Light, airy rooms with plenty of natural daylight
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Comfortable, supportive furnishings
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Private en-suite facilities for ease and convenience
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Ample space for personal belongings and cherished items
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Optional access to our gardens or scenic views, depending on room type
Private Living That Makes a Difference
Our en-suite bedrooms support calm, comfortable living and provide residents with a personal space where they can rest, unwind and enjoy their own routine. Each room offers privacy and independence, while still being close to the support and community life within the home.
How residents use their en-suite bedrooms:
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Quiet mornings to read, relax or enjoy a cup of tea
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Peaceful afternoons to rest or watch favourite programmes
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One-to-one visits with family and friends
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Personal hobbies such as knitting, writing or puzzles
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Quiet reflection or time to recharge
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A calm retreat after taking part in home activities
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A safe, homely base to personalise with treasured belongings
Why En-Suite Bedrooms Matter in Residential Care
Comfortable private bedrooms play an essential role in supporting each resident’s daily comfort and wellbeing. At Derwent Lodge, our en-suite rooms offer more than a place to sleep. They provide a sense of security, independence and personal space that truly feels like home.
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A private, peaceful environment for rest and relaxation
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A familiar space that supports emotional wellbeing
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A comfortable retreat when quiet time is preferred
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Freedom to personalise the room with treasured belongings
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Independence and dignity through private en-suite facilities
What Makes Derwent Lodge Unique?
We’re proud to offer a modern, person-centred approach to care. Our private en-suite bedrooms reflect our commitment to dignity, comfort and overall quality of life:
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Experienced and compassionate care team
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Personalised care plans to support individual needs
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Open-door visiting policy for loved ones
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Strong community links and local involvement
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Peaceful countryside setting in Billingshurst
At Derwent Lodge, our residents’ comfort, safety and well-being come first. With 24/7 professional care, on-site nurses and a specialist dementia team, families can relax knowing their loved ones are in expert hands.
We value connection, so friends and family are always welcome. Whether for a quiet visit or to join in our activities and events.
Every resident receives a personalised care plan tailored to their needs and goals, ensuring they enjoy a fulfilling lifestyle in a warm, supportive environment.
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Enjoy a collection of images showing our facilities and amenities at Derwent Lodge. We are proud of the care services we provide to residents at our purpose-built care home.
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Life at Derwent Lodge Care Home
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Live Entertainment
Live Entertainment
Learn MoreWe are determined to keep our residents socially engaged and entertained with a variety of meaningful performances and entertainment.
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Dining
Dining
Learn MoreWe believe that good food is central to well-being and happiness, which is why our dining experience is designed to be nutritious, delicious, and truly enjoyable.
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En-Suite Bedrooms
En-Suite Bedrooms
Learn MoreEach of our 56 en-suite bedrooms is designed to help residents feel truly at home. Every room offers comfort, privacy, and the reassurance of a personal space to relax and unwind.
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Indoor & Outdoor Activities
Indoor & Outdoor Activities
Learn MoreOur activities coordinators prioritise active, engaged and socially connected indoors and outdoor activities that are thoughtfully designed for each resident.
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Residential Gardens
Residential Gardens
Learn MoreWhether our residents enjoy sitting in the fresh air, taking a gentle stroll, socialising with family, friends and residents or even gardening, our courtyard is the perfect outdoor space.
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Communal Lounges
Communal Lounges
Learn MoreOur comfortably furnished communal lounges are the living rooms for all our residents and are at the forefront of our residents’ day-to-day.
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Care Home En-Suite Bedroom FAQs
Yes. Residents are encouraged to bring personal items such as photos, ornaments, small furniture pieces or favourite bedding. Making the room feel familiar and comforting helps create a warm, homely space.
Each bedroom includes a comfortable bed, private en-suite bathroom, wardrobe, bedside furniture, seating, heating controls and space for personal belongings. Rooms are designed to support comfort, accessibility and day-to-day independence.
Yes. Many of our bedrooms are designed with mobility needs in mind, including accessible layouts, handrails and easy-to-use facilities. Our team can advise on specific room features during a tour.
Absolutely. We operate an open-door visiting policy, and families are welcome to spend time with their loved ones in the privacy of their own room whenever it suits them.
Yes. Our care team is always close by to offer assistance with personal care, medication or general support. We aim to balance independence with reassurance, ensuring residents feel comfortable and safe in their own private space.