DBAM Buckinghamshire

Dementia
Address114a Aston Court, Kingsmead Business Park, Frederick Place, High Wycombe, HP11 1JU
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About

DBAM Buckinghamshire is a dementia care home in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. It provides specialist support for people living with dementia, alongside care for older people aged 65 and over, younger adults, and people with physical disabilities, mental health conditions, sensory impairment, learning disabilities, and substance misuse.

The home is part of the retirement living sector in South East England and offers tailored care across a range of client groups and support needs.

Care provided

Dementia

Specialist care

Dementia
Learning disabilities
Mental health
Older people (65+)
Physical disabilities
Sensory impairment
Substance misuse
Younger adults (under 65)

Care fee trajectory

Indicative weekly fee over time, against the local authority cost-of-care rate, for pricing transparency.

The real 10-year cost of a retirement flat

The purchase price is only part of the picture. Service charges and an event (deferred-management) fee on resale add up — and retirement flats often don’t rise in value like ordinary homes. Adjust the figures below to see an illustrative total for DBAM Buckinghamshire.

Purchase price£250,000
Service charges (10 yrs × £6,000)+ £60,000
Estimated resale value after 10 yrs£250,000
Event / deferred fee (10% of resale)− £25,000
Amount returned on sale£225,000
Illustrative cost of 10 years here£85,000

£8,500/year · £163/week

Illustrative only — a transparent model, not a quote, valuation or prediction. Event fees, service charges and resale values vary by scheme and contract; confirm the actual figures and full lease terms with the operator before deciding.

Information last reviewed September 2026.

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