Parkmanor Care Home is a 40-bed care home in Coalville, Leicestershire, operated by Rushcliffe Care Group.
Care homes in Leicestershire
Leicestershire is a large East Midlands county with a higher-than-average share of over-65 residents, suggesting it's a well-established place for later-life living. It combines market towns, villages and easy links to Leicester, with a reasonable spread of care homes to choose from.
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Peaker Park Care Village is a care home in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, providing care to 137 residents.
Pear Tree Grove is a care home in Leicester, Leicestershire, providing care for 10 residents.
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Portland House is a residential care home in Leicester, Leicestershire, with 19 registered beds.
Primrose Lodge is a 15-bed care home in East Goscote, Leicestershire.
Quarry Hill Grange Residential Home is a 23-bed residential care home in Loughborough, Leicestershire.
Quorn Orchards Care Home is a 30-bed residential care home in Loughborough, Leicestershire.
Roman Park is a 14-bed care home in Syston, Leicestershire, run by BRAND Potensial Limited.
Rosewood Manor is a 70-bed care home in Leicestershire.
Stadon Road is a residential care home in Leicester operated by Leonard Cheshire Disability.
Stonesby House is a residential care home in Leicester providing care for up to 9 residents.
Sutton in the Elms is a care home in Leicester, Leicestershire, with 43 registered beds.
Sycamore Cottage Residential Home is a 14-bed care home in Leicester, Leicestershire.
Syston Lodge Residential Home is a 25-bed care home in Leicester, Leicestershire.
Tavey House is an 18-bed care home in Leicester, Leicestershire.
The Lawns Residential Home is a care home with 41 registered beds, run by Springcare Group and located in Leicester, Leicestershire.
The Meadows Care Home is a 34-bed care home in Coalville, Leicestershire.
The Rowans Care Home is a 54-bed care home in Coalville, Leicestershire, providing residential and nursing care.
The Willows is a 60-bed care home in Loughborough, Leicestershire.
Is Leicestershire a good retirement location?
Leicestershire suits those wanting a settled, semi-rural pace of life with good transport links to a nearby city. With 21.1% of residents aged 65+ against a national average of 18.6%, it's an area where older residents are well represented, and there's a fair choice of care homes across the county, from smaller settings to larger 80-plus bed homes.
Health & support
- Medical access: Everyday amenities across the county include pubs, cafes and parks, with larger settlements typically hosting GP surgeries and pharmacies, and Leicester's hospitals within reach for emergency care.
- Safety: 44 offences were recorded in April 2026, most commonly violent crime, criminal damage and shoplifting — worth checking how this compares locally before deciding.
- Family & connection: As with any move, it's worth weighing how close family, friends and existing support networks are, and how easily they could visit.
Finances & daily life
- Cost of care: Specific weekly fees aren't listed here, so it's worth asking individual homes directly to compare against national averages.
- Transport: The county is largely car-dependent outside its towns, though it benefits from road and rail links towards Leicester and the wider East Midlands.
- Housing options: There are 13 care homes listed in Leicestershire, ranging from around 31 to 88 beds, giving a reasonable spread of sizes to suit different needs.
Lifestyle & environment
- Green space & hobbies: Public parks, playing fields and play spaces feature widely, alongside pubs, cafes and takeaways for everyday outings.
- Community: The mix of restaurants, pubs and green spaces supports informal social contact, though readers should check for specific memory cafés or support groups locally.
- Climate: As part of the East Midlands, Leicestershire has a typical inland English climate — moderate rainfall with warm summers and cool winters.
Things to weigh up
- Care quality mix: Of the 13 homes, 7 are rated good and 2 outstanding, but 1 requires improvement and 2 have not yet been inspected, so it's worth checking ratings for any specific home.
- Fee transparency: No local weekly fee figures are available here, so comparing actual costs against the national average will take a bit of direct research.