Queen Anne House was the first home opened in 1983 by Mrs Kelly, and originally consisted of eight clients.

In 1990, the adjacent building became available, and was open to offer support and care for a further seven clients.

There is a staff to client ratio of approximately four clients to one staff member.

Queen Anne House is a "Residential" care home and is inspected by the CSCI (Commission for Social Care Inspection). The reasons some clients may need residential care, as opposed to one of our other care settings, is because they have long term chronic mental, physical and medical health needs.

We have a vast garden facility at this site that was designed and is continually maintained by a local  gardening company.

One of the benefits of Queen Ann House is that clients have access to a quite and peaceful area where they can relax or spend time with family and guests.

Members of Queen Ann House, also have access to a games room. This room consists of a fully operational pool table, a dart board and a table football game.

Additionally, there is also a vast supply of board games and reading material.

In the games room, we also have various exercise machines as we believe that physical health is equally as important as mental health.