Pemberley House Care Home, located in the heart of Basingstoke, is opening its doors for the Basingstoke community to tour during their open day event this weekend.
The care home's Summer Picnic will take place on Saturday, July 27 from 11am to 4pm at Pemberley House Care Home, in Grove Road.
Enjoy their beautiful gardens, soak in the glorious sunshine, and learn more about Pemberley House Care Home, all while indulging in delicious complimentary treats and refreshments.
The event will also feature live music to serenade attendees throughout the day.
Pemberley House Care Home, part of the Avery Healthcare Group, is more than just a care facility. It offers compassionate, round-the-clock care that is not just tailored, but personalised to the individual needs of each resident, ensuring they feel valued and at home.
The home provides high-quality residential, nursing, dementia, and respite care, and residents can enjoy luxurious facilities, including a café, minibus for day trips, hair salon, and a cosy lounge area. Companion suites are also available for couples or friends who wish to live together.
Erika Smith, home manager at Pemberley House Care Home, said: "Our Summer Picnic is an excellent opportunity for visitors to truly experience the warmth, exceptional care, and vibrant community that makes Pemberley House Care Home feel like a home away from home.
"Our dedicated staff are excited to welcome you and showcase our outstanding amenities, highlighting their compassion, expertise, and commitment to providing our residents the highest quality of life.
"We invite everyone to our Summer Picnic open day. Whether you are exploring care options for a loved one or simply seeking a delightful summer outing, come and enjoy a refreshing drink, delicious food, and the genuine hospitality that defines Pemberley House Care Home. We can't wait to share this special day with you!"
For more information, call Pemberley House Care Home at 01256 670426 or visit Pemberley House Care Home.
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