Minchenden Lodge Care Home

Minchenden Lodge Care Home, in Southgate

Minchenden Lodge was originally built by the Earl of Chandos and is featured in the -History of Southgate-- a borough of North London- Queen Victoria and Prince Albert stayed there when opening the Colney Hatch Hospital and of later times Minchenden Lodge was converted into a private hotel-It was acquired and re-opened by Scimitar in 1973 as the first Care Hotel in the group portfolio- It paved the way for the future of Scimitar Care Hotels PLC as a residential care provider and established itself as the only care facility at that time to offer hotel class accommodation- It provides for 25 Residents and is about 3 minutes walk from Southgate Circus on the Piccadilly tube line and is ideally situated for local shopping and all amenities-Being an older property and the first Care Hotel established by Scimitar- there is a quite unique character atmosphere of warmth and homeliness in what may be described as a forgotten corner of Southgate- This may appeal more to those Residents not seeking a larger or more expansive abode- There is single and double room accommodation situated on ground and first floor and some have ensuite facilities-The Lounge- Dining Room- staff room and kitchen are all situated within easy reach and all the bedrooms are light and airy with a homely atmosphere in keeping with the character of the building-

54 Blagden's Lane, Southgate, N14 6DD, United Kingdom.

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