Hollyman Care Homes
Please note:
We’re currently having problems with the telephone lines at all three of our homes. If you are unable to contact us on our regular numbers and need to speak to us urgently, please call one of our alternative numbers and one of our wonderful team will be able to speak to you there.
Broadlands Park: 07769171745
Broadland House: 07769171281
Martham Lodge: unfortunately there is no alternative number, please contact us directly through our Facebook page if you cannot get through on the landline.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Hollyman Care Homes have 3 beautiful care homes in the picturesque Norfolk Broads all of which provide specialist person centred care for those living with any form of dementia. All staff that work within our homes are trained to support individuals falling into this category and provide respectful & tailored personal care.
Broadlands Park is a beautiful country Manor House. Situated in its own grounds, in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, offering privacy, independence and peace and quiet. The emphasis is very much on a homely atmosphere.
Martham Lodge is situated in a quite lane over looking Martham’s Village Green. On the edge of the Norfolk Broads and close to the coast. Martham Lodge is an Elderly Mentally Infirm Home, offering specialist care for those with dementia and Alzheimer’s.
Broadland House, Potter Heigham.
Broadland House is a Residential Care Home for the elderly. It is located in the heart of the Norfolk Broads at Potter Heigham. The objective is to run Broadland House as a ‘large family’ where rules & regulations are kept to a minimum.
The proprietors Sue & Ray Hollyman have owned residential care homes for over 30 years.
Working with the home managers Emma Johnson, Dawn Searle & Melissa Clifton their objective is to run large family homes where rules & regulations are kept to a minimum.
We’re proud to say our 3 homes Broadlands Park, Martham Lodge & Broadland House have been inspected and rated GOOD by Care Quality Commission.
