Principle Care Homes launches Heron Manor

Principle Care Homes has opened its second property – Heron Manor in Fleet, Hampshire.

The 60-bedroom setting provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care. It provides both rooms and suites, with some of the larger suites featuring a separate bedroom and lounge areas.

Heron Manor also consists of a hair and nail salon, a sunroom with pool table, a farmhouse kitchen for informal dining, gardens, an art studio, and a space inspired by the Orient Express, which is designed for afternoon teas.

The home also has round-the-clock support alongside access to physiotherapy, a pastry chef, a gardener, a minibus for trips, and a programme of activities.

Heron Manor is the second home to be established by Principle Care Homes, following the opening of Broomfield Village in Chelmsford, Essex, in March last year.

Attendees of a launch event of Heron Manor included Cllr Steve Forster and Bob Schofield, chairman of Fleet Town Council.

‘We are incredibly proud of what we have created and grateful to everyone who has helped bring Heron Manor to life. Above all, we want this to be a home that feels part of Fleet, where people feel welcome, valued, and special,’ said Ashish Goyal, managing director and co-founder of Principle Care Homes.

‘Premium care is about much more than beautiful surroundings. It is about the people, the relationships and the experiences that make every day special. We are excited to become part of the Fleet community and look forward to what lies ahead.’