Acle / Upton
Family-run care homes across Norfolk
Calm, local care for the person you love.
Hollyman Care Homes supports older people and families across the Norfolk Broads with residential, dementia, respite and palliative care.
You can call just to ask questions. No pressure, no jargon, and no need to know the exact care type before you speak to us.
Find your nearest home
Four Norfolk homes, each with its own character.
From village greens to peaceful gardens, each Hollyman home has a local feel and a team ready to help families make sense of the next step.
Potter Heigham
Martham
Brundall
Life in our homes
Activities, visitors and seasonal moments help families see the character of each home.
Why families call Hollyman
Warm, local care without a corporate feel.
Choosing care for a parent can feel heavy. The first job of the website is to make the next conversation feel possible.
Family-run care
A local care group with long-standing homes and familiar teams who take time to understand each person.
Norfolk places families know
Homes in Upton near Acle, Potter Heigham, Martham and Brundall, close to the Norfolk Broads.
Person-centred support
Care plans are shaped around routines, preferences, dignity, privacy and family involvement.
Calm guidance from first call
Whether care is urgent or you are planning ahead, the team can talk through next steps without pressure.
Care services
Support shaped around changing needs.
The group offers residential, dementia, respite and palliative care. If you are not sure which applies, the team can help you talk it through.
Specialist support
Dementia Care
Thoughtful dementia care that helps residents feel safe, respected and known.
Learn about dementia careEveryday support
Residential Care
Residential care for people who need day-to-day help in a warm, settled setting.
Learn about residential care
Short stays
Respite Care
Short-term care for recovery, carer breaks, emergency support or trial stays.
Learn about respite care
Sensitive support
Palliative Care
Compassionate end-of-life care focused on comfort, dignity and family reassurance.
Learn about palliative careNot sure what care you need?
Start with what has changed.
A fall, a hospital stay, memory changes or carer exhaustion can all lead families here. You do not need the perfect wording before you speak to us.
You can start with questions
You do not need to know the exact care type before you call. We can listen, ask a few practical questions and guide you gently.
Families stay involved
Relatives and friends are encouraged to contribute to care planning so residents remain known, seen and understood.
Dignity in everyday details
Privacy, choice, independence and fulfilment are treated as part of quality of life, not extras.
Family involvement, familiar routines and everyday dignity are at the heart of the care approach.