Sydney House in Norfolk
Brumstead Road, Stalham NR12 9BJ
Sydney House care home
Sydney House is a residential care home in the village of Stalham, in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. The home provides short-term and full-time care and support.
At the home we pride ourselves on providing person-centred care and support. All residents have their own room, many with ensuite facilities and there are communal living rooms, dining rooms and secluded gardens. We also provide a varied programme of activities and events, helping our residents to be as involved as they wish. We are proud to be part of the local North Norfolk community and welcome visitors to the home.
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Meet our registered manager
Teighan Burrows is the registered manager at Sydney House, leading the team that supports up to 40 residents and their families. Teighan oversees residential care, short-term care and day care from the home on Brumstead Road, Stalham, Norfolk working alongside the wider Norse Care team in Norfolk.
Our care services
These are the care services we provide at Sydney House care home in Stalham
Residential care
Short-term care
Daycare
Sydney House FAQs
What is Sydney House like?
Sydney House is a residential care home in Stalham, set in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. It’s a very welcoming and supportive home where people are encouraged to live comfortably and safely as individuals, with care always available when needed.
What care do you provide?
We provide residential care, support for people with learning disabilities, dementia care, respite stays and end-of-life care. Everything we do is shaped around the individual, so support fits each person’s needs, routines and preferences, whether they’re staying with us for a short time or living here long term.
Do you support people living with dementia or additional needs?
Yes, we do. We get to know each person properly so we can understand what works best for them, and provide calm, consistent support that helps them feel safe, comfortable and cared for day to day. Sydney House is not a secure dementia unit; residents are free to come and go as they wish, and doors are not locked. Because of this, each individual is carefully risk assessed to ensure the environment remains safe for them and others. As a result, some presentations of dementia -particularly where there is a high risk associated with unsupervised mobility – may not be suitable for this setting.
Can I come for a short stay?
Yes. We offer respite care for short stays, which can help with recovery, give carers a well-earned break, or simply provide a chance to try life at Sydney House. Everyone staying with us is fully included in daily life and activities.
Do you accept state-funded and private residents?
Yes, we support both state-funded and self-funded residents. If you’re unsure about funding, we’re happy to talk you through the options and help you understand the process in a clear and straightforward way.
What are the rooms and facilities like?
Sydney House has 40 rooms, all designed to feel comfortable and homely. The home offers four communal lounges, dining areas and a large garden where residents can relax, socialise or enjoy quiet time.
What do residents do during the day?
There is a varied activities programme in place, with something to suit different interests and abilities. This includes crafts, music, games, and time outdoors, as well as visiting entertainers and community involvement where possible. Activities are always optional.
Can family and friends visit?
Family and friends are always welcome to visit. We operate an open visiting approach because staying connected is important. There is also visitor parking available, making it easy to come and spend time together.
Care home rating
Sydney House is rated Good by the Care Quality Commission, with all five domains (Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive, Well-led) rated Good. The home was last inspected on 13 February 2019 and the rating was confirmed on review in July 2023. The full report is available on the CQC website.
