Family-owned care provider CHD Living has unveiled plans for a pioneering care village in Surrey.
Mindenhurst Care Village will be built on the site of the former Ministry of Defence Princess Royal Barracks. It will form part of the wider Mindenhurst Development, with includes plans for 1,200 new homes, a new primary school, nursery, church, and a village pub. The care village will provide 70 care bedrooms and 20 post-operative care suites.
Funded by Barclays Corporate Banking and advised by Bevan Brittan LLP, the announcement of Mindenhurst Care Village follows extensive consultations with local residents and Surrey Heath Borough Council.
Liakat Hasham, co-founder and CEO of CHD Living, said: "As we unveil the plans for the Mindenhurst Care Village, I am reminded of the profound impact state of the art design and thoughtful leadership can have on the quality of care we provide. With Mindenhurst, we're reimagining the future of living and care for older people and those in need of specialised support. This initiative is a testament to our desire to setting a new standard for care that is rooted in understanding, respect, and a relentless pursuit of betterment. Mindenhurst represents not just our vision, but our promise to the community, to our residents, and to future generations."
Richard Kirkpatrick, project director of the Mindenhurst Development, said: “We are delighted to welcome CDH Living to the Mindenhurst Development, where we aim to create a vibrant community that caters to the needs of its residents. This new modern Care Home will undoubtedly contribute to this vision by providing care and support to the residents. We are excited to see their vision come to life and witness the positive impact it will have on the development and the wider community.”
