Care Inspired by Compassion
A new home. A familiar feeling of comfort.
Brooke House Residential Home is a charming and historic residence with a rich history, originally built in 1835 as a Dower House. Converted into a care home in 1984, it now offers a warm and welcoming environment designed for comfort and safety. With two floors equipped with modern facilities, Brooke House provides a perfect balance of historic character and contemporary convenience, ensuring residents feel at home whilst receiving the highest standard of care. We are located in the peaceful village of Morda, just outside Oswestry, close to the England–Wales border. It is a beautiful area with plenty of fresh air and nature.
Voices of Trust
“My wife initially came for rehabilitation after 12 weeks in hospital. This was so successful, and she settled well, we both decided she would benefit in staying due to needing ongoing support and care. She is well looked after and happy living in Brooke house. I am made to feel very welcome during my visits, the staff are very friendly and accommodating.”
Husband of Resident
“Every visit is a delight. The home is clean, tidy, and ordered and the staff are faultlessly polite, attentive and caring. It’s a joy to sit in the beautiful gardens with my mum and have tea on the lawn.”
Son of a Resident
“Mum had to go into a care home for respite, following an operation. It was to be for a few weeks until she was back on her feet, within a few weeks she decided that she was perfectly happy in Brooke House and would like to stay! Mum is enjoying her time there. We were very pleased that she felt so well looked after and made to feel very comfortable, that she decided to stay. The staff have been very supportive to Mum and our family during these difficult times.”
Day Care Resident
“It is an amazing, caring, friendly and beautiful home. My friend is very happy and does more now than she ever did at home. She enjoys the activities offered and the love shown to all the residents is fantastic. Family members and friends are welcomed for tea and meals. Lovely care home.”
Friend of a Resident
