St Pauls Court - Extra Care Housing

We provide 52 fully accessible one- and two-bedroom flats. There is care available on site that can be tailored to meet your needs, along with a 24-hour emergency lifeline system.

The scheme is located in the active city of Plymouth, which benefits from many shops, leisure, and social attractions.

A home in the community

St. Pauls is situated in Plymouth, which has a host of local amenities on offer. Plymouth has lots of services available within walking distance of the city centre and public transport links via bus and train services.

There are local GP surgeries nearby, which our team of Independent Living Officers will be happy to support you in joining.

Benefits of living in an extra care scheme

St. Pauls benefits from a range of communal areas for you to enjoy, including the lounge and communal garden. Whether you're keen to get involved in social activities or prefer to spend time in the peaceful library areas, there's somewhere for everyone.

The home's catering service can provide daily meals, and our hair stylist visits regularly to see customers in our on-site salon.

There's on-site parking available for you and your visitors', and a guest room is available for overnight stays.

Other onsite facilities include the communal laundry.

Care and support unique to you

• Each flat has an emergency pull cord and residents have access to an emergency pendant that notifies our on-site care team and emergency lifeline system
• Care packages to suit your individual support needs
• 24-hour emergency cover via an emergency lifeline system
• Communal kitchens with a range of meal service options
• Fully accessible assisted bathrooms with a bath lift
• Building layout with accessibility in mind, including wider door openings
• Our services will adapt and change to meet your needs over time.

What is Extra Care Housing?

Extra-care housing, often referred to as "housing with care" or "assisted living," is a type of residential accommodation designed to provide older adults or individuals with care and support needs the opportunity to live independently while also having access to on-site care services and facilities.

In most cases, the benefits of extra-care housing include:

• Independent Living: Residents have their own self-contained apartments or homes, typically with a kitchen, living area, and bathroom. This allows them to maintain their independence and privacy.
• On-Site Support: Extra-care housing schemes offer varying levels of care and support services, which can include assistance with personal care tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication management.
• Community Facilities: These housing complexes often feature communal areas, such as dining rooms, lounges, and gardens, where residents can socialise and participate in activities.
• 24-Hour Emergency Assistance: Many extra-care housing schemes have staff available around the clock to respond to emergencies and provide assistance when needed.
• Meal Services: Some schemes offer meal services, where residents can choose to have meals provided in communal dining areas.

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