Brookwood Manor, is an 18th Century Tudor Manor House and sits in its own grounds in the heart of rural Suffolk. Brookwood Manor was built in 1884 in the Tudor style but its history goes back to the 15th Century.

Located rurally, in its 3 acres it provides space, peace and its gardens provide safe places to walk or sit or to maintain any interests in gardening or wildlife.

The village of Lavenham is two miles away in the Parish of St Peter and St Paul which has one of England's finest parish churches. Brookwood Manor sits on the boundary of Little Waldingfield which is serviced by a village Shop, Post Office and visiting library.

Sudbury is an ancient market town and can be reached easily by a bus service which passes by Brookwood Manor on an hourly basis. Newmarket is the home of horseracing and is 30 miles distance; Bury St Edmunds is 12 miles distance and is a busy and beautiful market town.

Brookwood manor is a privately owned home with its mellow old charm, magnificent surroundings, whose owners have the experience in running another Residential Care Home in the County of Norfolk.

The home offers a high standard of care in a homely, caring and secure atmosphere to enable service users to maintain maximum independence.

Registered by Suffolk County Council, in a category described as follows, Older People with Mental Infirmity- MP (e) Brookwood Manor is not able to look after service users who have severely challenging behaviour or nursing care.

Visitors are encouraged at any time to help maintain the very important links with family and friends.

Single and twin accommodation available with panoramic views and wheelchair access.

Long or short stays available.

Emergency call system.

Individual care plans under the guidance of the Manager to ensure the physical and social needs of the service user are being met.

Visits arranged from all professional services.

Individual dietary preferences catered for.

Viewing welcome at any time.