We discuss suitable villa options in your preferred area and in line with your expectations. Personal space, shared living, mobility and how the services you need can be provided in that home are explained before you choose.
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Shared villa living
In a shared villa, you can meet over a meal, talk in the living room or enjoy an activity together in suitable communal areas. Sharing parts of the day provides opportunities to meet people and build friendships.
Personal space, communal areas and support services are discussed in advance. Your routines, privacy and need for rest are considered, and the shared-living conditions are explained before a decision.
A villa dedicated to you
You may prefer to keep your own household in a villa dedicated to you. Your routines, quiet time and visiting preferences are considered. The services you need are organised around the features of your chosen home.
The choice of a dedicated villa and the level of support are assessed separately. Assistance needs, the physical home and safe service conditions are considered together; a dedicated villa does not automatically include a particular care service.
What we assess when choosing a villa
Mobility and access: Entrances, stairs, circulation, bathrooms and the requirements of your mobility equipment.
Daily comfort: Lighting, ventilation, rest arrangements, personal belongings and seasonal needs.
Privacy and sharing: Personal space, visitors and shared-living preferences.
Service delivery: Organisation of cleaning, laundry, personal care and required equipment.
Location and transport: Access for appointments, activities and daily needs.
Every villa is different. Accessibility, gardens and other facilities are checked for the selected home and explained to you.
Household services and settling-in preparations
Cleaning, laundry and home upkeep follow the personal service plan. Equipment suitability, emergency communication and transport are included in settling-in preparations.
We discuss belongings you wish to bring, mobility aids and familiar routines in advance to ease the transition.