Primrose Lodge
Southbourne Care Home

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Primrose Lodge Southbourne is a luxury residential care home situated on the outskirts of Bournemouth which is dedicated to providing the best residential care for the elderly. The home is set in the quiet and pleasant residential area of Southbourne, it is surrounded by many places of interest and is ideally located for living a relaxing lifestyle while still being near local travel routes. The fabulous Southbourne beach and the beautiful Dorset coastline are a short distance away.

The home offers 28 en-suite rooms, with the majority being en-suite wet rooms, across 3 floors. There are a number of double rooms that allow couples to remain together if they so wish. All the ground floor rooms benefit from their own private patio. The external landscaped gardens are particularly popular with residents and their visitors alike.

The home prides itself on the family environment that has been created, offering the residents a home from home. We ensure that each resident has a comfortable experience with a warm, welcoming and friendly atmosphere.

Southbourne and Surrounding Areas

Situated in the county of Dorset, Southbourne is the most easterly part of the Borough of Bournemouth. The area was previously known as Stourfield. In 1766, Edmund Bott built a Georgian mansion called Stourfield House which later became a care home for injured servicemen in the Great War. This historic suburb is not lacking in culture and attractions. The fascinating Southbourne Grove is a long shopping street that features unique and individual shops rather than high street shops. And if you’re more interested in activities outdoors, Seafield Gardens is an open space that offers various outdoor facilities such as bowls and tennis. The beautiful Southbourne shoreline is a popular attraction, especially the Blue Flag Beach which is a quieter, sandy retreat away from the busy Bournemouth coast.

Towns Nearby

Bournemouth

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A large coastal resort town on the south cost of England. The coastline features watersports, attractions and plenty of restaurants, providing plenty to do on a day out. Choose to enjoy the award winning beaches or head into the busy town centre for some shopping, Bournemouth offers an array of different experiences whatever the weather.

Christchurch

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Christchurch is situated at the confluence of the rivers Stour and Avon and on the shores of its own natural harbour. Christchurch is full of quality assessed accommodation, fantastic places to eat and drink and offers a wealth of things to see and do.

Poole

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Poole is a popular tourist resort, attracting visitors to its natural harbour, history, the Lighthouse arts centre and Blue Flag beaches. The RNLI headquarters are located in Poole and the Royal Marines have a base in the town’s harbour.