Sewell House
Chesterton Lane
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
Royal Patron of the national Society: HRH The Prince of Wales, KG, KT, GCB

Sewell House is a large Victorian double-fronted former family residence, converted to the highest standards and providing accommodation for seven residents. It is a residential home for the elderly who can still manage on their own but need much more manageable surroundings.

A typical self-contained room with en-suite facilities

Prospective residents meet with a member of the local Society
to discuss whether living in Abbeyfield is appropriate to their
needs. Priority is usually given to those who are lonely and would
benefit from the companionship of living in an Abbeyfield house.
Ages range between 65 to 100+ with the majority usually
being in their 70s and 80s at entry.

On the left is a view of the conservatory that leads off the lounge and dining room.

Charges are fixed by the local Society and the rates compare very favourably with commercial sheltered accommodation. Room rates are designed so that the House is financially self-supporting with provision for repairs and further development.

On the right is a view of the kitchen.

Above is a picture of the guest bedroom in which visitors can stay at a moderate charge

A view of the garden and greenhouse

If you consider that you, or a relative or friend, might want to become a resident in an Abbeyfield House, please contact the local Society and arrange to have a chat and a visit to the house to meet the residents and Housekeeper.

For all enquiries contact the House Chairman, Mrs Julie Evans on 01285 654478