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The Old Rectory

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Celebrating 50 years of exceptional care

The Old Rectory is conveniently tucked away in the centre of the peaceful town of Stalbridge right next to the old market cross which is said to be one of the finest in the country.

Stalbridge itself is a small picturesque town within the lush green pastures of the Blackmore Vale and because it is small it has a wonderful community feel to it but with the advantage of many local amenities including its own independent supermarket with a cafe, dental surgery, post office, shops and more.

Testimonials...

The family is fortunate to have discovered The Old Rectory for our elderly mother in the spring of this year. It is a homely care home, where the staff are unfailingly cheerful and helpful. The residents have the run of the whole care home, are encouraged to eat meals together and to take part in communal activities. These range from craft activities, through armchair yoga, to singing, visits from external animal lovers and even local school choirs.

 

The ratio of carers to residents is excellent and mother is met with first class care, attention and kindness from all quarters. Management is equally caring, is on first name terms with all the residents and leads by example.

 

Communications with the care home are timely and responsive, and there are no restrictions on when visits can take place. There is a delightful outside terrace leading into a mature walled garden, a safe space for all to enjoy when the weather permits.                                                                                                      August 2025

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The CQC (Care Quality Commission) is the independent regulator of health and social care in England, whose role is to make sure that health and social care services, such as Bramley Care, provide their clients with safe, effective, compassionate, high-quality care.  Our most recent inspection in December 2021 was rated GOOD. The report can also be read on the CQC Website.  

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