• Lear House, Darmonds Green, West Kirby, Wirral, CH48 5DT
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Abbeyfield
Hoylake & West Kirby

Residential & Respite

What is a Residential Care Home?

Lear House Residential Care Home is a wonderful traditional Care Home with extremely caring and dedicated staff. Our staff are qualified carers and provide one-to-one support and companionship to our residents 24 hours a day ensuring their safety and security.

What services are included?

The key to our care is the peace of mind we give our residents. We are there for people who find it difficult to look after themselves and want to have the security of highly skilled staff on-site 24 hours a day.

At Abbeyfield Hoylake & West Kirby, will help you with everyday tasks such as:

  • Washing
  • Dressing
  • All Meals
  • Toileting
  • Medication
  • Mealtime Assistance

All meals and dietary needs will be catered for, served in our dining room in the company of others or in your room if you choose to.

Our residents rooms are private with an en-suite or wet room.

There are comfortable communal rooms, a quiet room, peaceful and well-maintained gardens for relaxing in with fellow residents or with visiting family and friends.

Our home is regulated by the governing body Care Quality Commission (CQC) and our latest report can be found via the main menu at the top of the website.

A large, white house with multiple storeys and a welcoming garden at the front serves as an inviting Wirral care home. There’s a lamp post and path leading gracefully to the entrance, embodying the warmth and community spirit of Abbeyfield.
A tidy bedroom in a Wirral care home features a single bed with orange striped bedding, a wooden wardrobe, and a small side table with a teapot. A chest of drawers and an armchair near the window with curtains complete the comforting setup for assisted living.
An elderly woman smiles at a man in a suit playing a guitar as they sit together on armchairs in the cosy Abbeyfield care home. Behind them, a window offers a serene outdoor view, enhancing their tranquil respite moment.
A cosy kitchen in the Wirral care home features white cupboards, a small fridge, and worktop appliances. A wooden dining table with six wicker chairs invites residents to gather, adorned with small potted plants for a touch of greenery.
A sign for Abbeyfield Lear House with a CQC rating Good stands proudly on a stone wall, surrounded by trees and greenery, marking this welcoming residential care home.
A landscaped garden with a meandering path, flowers, and shrubs. Four people are seated at a table beneath a white parasol in the background of this tranquil care home. A metal sphere is in the foreground, reflecting the tranquillity often associated with Abbeyfield and Wirral Care Home settings.
A colourful dining room in the Wirral care home features round tables laid with purple serviettes and glasses, while bright bunting hangs from the ceiling. The walls are adorned with floral and mustard-yellow accents, creating a welcoming space for residents enjoying respite care.
Two elderly women wearing hats sit outdoors on a bench at Abbeyfield Hoylake & West Kirby, smiling and holding drinks with straws and umbrellas. One has a knitting project beside her. A plaque on the bench is visible, adding a touch of charm to this tranquil scene.
The garden of the residential care home features green grass, various plants, and trees. Pink flowers and shrubs adorn the foreground, whilst a blue bench sits in the background under the shade of towering trees, offering a peaceful retreat for residents.
A small paved courtyard at the residential care home features two blue benches and one red bench. A central square planter is flanked by a variety of shrubs and greenery along the edges, providing a peaceful retreat for residents of the abbeyfield community.
A car park with several cars, adjacent to a white, multi-storey residential care home surrounded by greenery on a sunny day.
A group of people gather in a garden under a blue canopy, with colourful bunting overhead at the Wirral Care Home. Some are seated on chairs, while others stand or chat near a brick building, enjoying the lively atmosphere and camaraderie that comes with assisted care living.
Two older women with grey hair, wearing spectacles and light-coloured clothes, are smiling warmly as they sit together indoors at a cosy Abbeyfield residential care home.
On the patio of our assisted care home, youll find a round glass table with five wicker chairs shaded by a large beige umbrella. Surrounded by greenery and landscaping, this tranquil spot under the clear blue sky provides a peaceful retreat.

What is Respite?

Respite, or Replacement care is designed to replace care provided that is usually provided in a resident’s own home. It may be needed so that carers get the chance to look after their own health and well-being, and to take a break from caring. For example, it may be replacement care is needed so that you or your carer can get over an illness or catch up on much needed sleep.

The same level of care and companionship is provided to temporary residents as to those who reside permanently with us. We provide a relaxed atmosphere, a safe environment, and do everything that we can to ensure that the respite care period is an enjoyable event.

Many carers take the opportunity of providing respite care for their loved one. It’s a great way for all concerned to feel refreshed and rested and make the ongoing task of providing care much easier.

Respite Care is available at Lear House. Please feel free to contact us to find out more about the respite care available.