Longton Court

Longton Court is set up to provide robust community residential accommodation for people with intellectual/learning disabilities and/or autism who either have complex needs and are unable to live independently, or for those individuals who are moving onto more independent living but still require good relational security. It is a small home with the ability to provide as independent living accommodation as possible (with four self-contained flats).

The home is registered to provide accommodation and care for 7 adults (men and women) with the CQC (Care Quality Commission). The age range is 18-65 years old. The care provided is based on a positive behavioural support model which is delivered within the least restrictive practice.

The property consists of two separate living areas. The main house is a two storey property which has three double sized en-suite bedrooms and three self-contained flats, all of which are individually furnished by the person who uses the service.  This house is extremely spacious offering a large lounge, a dining room and a kitchen in the communal living areas. The kitchen leads out to a balcony where you can sit outside and eat.  Outside to the rear of the house there is a large secluded garden which can be accessed by the people living in the communal home.

The ground floor flat is a single occupancy property which consists of one double bedroom with access to a private bathroom with a shower. There is also a kitchen and a large lounge.

The house is fitted throughout with smoke detectors, telephone and television aerial points. There is also CCTV placed in all the communal and outside areas.