Retirement Living Apartments
Edina Court
55 Harecroft Road
Wisbech
Cambridgeshire, PE13 1RL
Tel: 01945 463419
Sales & Lettings tel: 0800 328 1656
Edina Court, located in the “Capital of the Fens” northeast of Peterborough, comprises three adjacent properties – Edina Court itself, The Haven and Bramley Lodge. They offer retirement living with care together with a dementia specialist day care service, The Rosebank Centre, also in the grounds.
Though you may be happily active now, it is real peace of mind to you and your family knowing that there are 24-hour on-site staff available as part of the Wellbeing Service.
Should your needs change, MHA can provide a personalised care service tailored to your needs, leaving you to enjoy your retirement with the knowledge that care and support is available if you need it.
Relax and take advantage of the services made available by MHA, making life so much easier for you. Take away the worry of day to day tasks by using the domestic, laundry and maintenance services, leaving you to choose how to spend your time.
A range of flexible purchase options are available including purchase, shared ownership, rental and ‘Rent Before You Buy’.
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History of Edina Court
Edina Court was opened in 1986 by Lady Fermoy, the maternal grandmother of Diana, Princess of Wales. It had been the home of Mr and Mrs Alan Hudson, fruit farmers in Wisbech. On the death of his wife, Mr Hudson gave the house to MHA on the condition that 20 flats would be built for older people. The Hudson Foundation has continued to support MHA and has been fundamental in the ongoing development of MHA’s presence in Wisbech with donations totalling over £250,000.
In 1994, the Hudson Foundation generously donated the capital costs of The Haven, a Victorian house two doors down the road, and this was converted into twelve more apartments. Ten years later, Bramley Lodge was created, again with the support of the Hudson Foundation, providing 18 more apartments and a well-used library and games room for all residents to use.
At the same time, The Rosebank Centre was built with an incredible £500,000 from the Garfield Weston Foundation. The Centre serves up to 20 people with dementia. It aims to provide stimulation for its service users, while carers receive a well-deserved day’s rest and the reassurance that their loved ones are being well looked after.
