42 places for residential care
Stones Place Care Home
Skellingthorpe Road
Skellingthorpe, Lincoln
Lincolnshire, LN6 0PA
Tel: 01522 684325
Stones Place care home in Lincoln, originally a country manor house, is situated next to Hartsholme Lake, a beautiful country park which is accessible for wheelchair users. MHA made major additions in 1972 and the home was subsequently refurbished in 1996, with the rooms increased to 42 in 2004.
The Duchess of Kent, the first Royal to open a home, said: "The clear theme running through your plans is that every resident should be recognised as an individual, should feel wanted and receive affection, and be able to maintain his own respect within the security and comfort of a home.”
Stones Place was opened just three months ahead of Maidment Court in Poole. At the time, then MHA Chairman Sir George Martin, expressed “pride in my church for establishing these wonderful rest houses for people in their old age."
We are committed to providing alternative therapies such as reflexology, which does much to help promote the well-being of each individual, while our Chaplain offers pastoral support to all, whatever their beliefs.
Funded through charitable support, every MHA care home also prides itself in being able to offer unique and memorable opportunities and activities for residents to quite literally help them 'seize the day'.
Whatever you need and whatever you want, Stones Place promotes physical and mental wellbeing for each individual.
The home is situated adjacent to MHA's Ferguson House retirement living community which offers 16 apartments tailored to help people live later life well.
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