Kingsley Healthcare has started work on a £3m scheme to renovate a nursing home in Norwich, Norfolk.
The development of St Clements Nursing Home, in St Clements Hill, is part of Kingsley’s Vision 2025 strategy to ‘future proof’ existing homes, which will see £35m being spent on revamping and re-configuring properties.
Kingsley’s strategy will see the delivery of between three and five new build nursing homes across the UK every year.
‘The development will see over 80% of the home being rebuilt,’ Kingsley’s chief investment officer, Muj Malik, said.
The project is being carried out by East Anglia-based contractors Ovamills who will be onsite for a year. They are being supported by Condy Lofthouse Architects.
The provider has also submitted plans for a £12m nursing home in Holt, north Norfolk, and will start work in the new year on a £6m new-build scheme in Great Yarmouth, redeveloping its existing Eversley Nursing Home.
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