Walton Heath Manor

Walton Heath Manor is an exceptionally fine English country house with an interesting history.& It was originally completed in 1917 for its first resident; Sir Harry Greer M.P. & Sir Harry was chairman or Baird Television, which, from Crystal Palace in 1935, relayed the worldss first television transmission.& In 1990 The manor was totally restored and refurbished yet it still retains a wealth of architectual features, such as the large open fireplaces, beamed ceilings, stained glass windows and oak panelling.

Walton Heath Manor is a residential care home for older people, commited to promoting independence and diversity in personal choice.& We understand the importance of personal preferences and aim always to respond to them in a manner which makes every individual feel valued and respected.

Set in beautiful landscaped gardens backing directly onto Walton Heath, the rooms are designed to take advantage of the outlook.& All 43 rooms are furnished& and decorated to the same high standard and include either a full en-suite bathroom or en-suite W.C and basin.

Friendly faces, welcoming staff and the relaxed atmosphere create the spirit and warmth which makes Walton Heath Manor unique.