Castlebar
Facilities
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Location: Sydenham Hill
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No. of Units: 73
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Furnished: Fully Furnished
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Client Group: Mental Health
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Level of Support: 24-hour Support
Overview
Castlebar was built in 1879 for Mr Walter Lazenby, a wealthy businessman. The Lazenby family resided at Castlebar until 1932 before the house was purchased by the National Children’s Adoption Association. It later became the Princess Alice Nursing Training School.
In the 1960s the house became an LCC care home and then a private nursing home until 2021 when Dinardo Care and Supports Ltd. acquired the building.
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Description
Castlebar is a large 67-bed unit, in a three-storey detached high status Victorian Villa that is located at the top of Sydenham hill. Opposite Sydenham Hill Nature Reserve (Cox’s Woods) and a ten-minute walk from the Horniman Museum.
Castlebar is medium to high-support unit with highly skilled support staff on duty throughout 24 hours for people who are recovering from a variety of health issues. We can provide short-term respite or long-term accommodation. Each room is fully furnished and is decorated to the highest standard.
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