About Us

More About Chestnut Lodge

Nestled in the heart of Stockton-on-Tees, Chestnut Lodge Nursing Home is registered for a maximum of 17 residents, allowing us to maintain a truly personal and family-like atmosphere. Our smaller size means we can offer attentive, responsive care that adapts to each person’s changing needs, while fostering strong connections between staff, residents, and their families.

We provide 24-hour nursing and residential care in a peaceful and comfortable environment, home-cooked meals, and access to communal areas for residents to enjoy.

Over the decades, we’ve remained committed to keeping Chestnut Lodge a place where people feel at ease—a place where residents can live with dignity, joy, and peace of mind, supported every step of the way.

Whether you're considering care for yourself or a loved one, we invite you to explore our home, meet our team, and discover what makes Chestnut Lodge so special.

Our Values

At Chestnut Lodge Nursing Home, we believe that truly exceptional care begins with compassion and connection. As a small, family-run home, we place kindness, dignity, and respect at the heart of everything we do. For over 30 years, our home has been owned and operated by the same family, who are deeply committed to providing a high standard of personalised care in a genuinely homely setting.

As a smaller home, Chestnut Lodge offers a level of warmth, familiarity, and personalised care. With a maximum of just 17 residents, we’re able to truly get to know each individual—their routines, preferences, and personality—ensuring that care is tailored, responsive, and delivered with genuine attention. This close-knit setting fosters strong bonds between residents and staff, creating a comforting, family-like atmosphere where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued every day. 

Our close-knit team of dedicated staff share these values and take the time to get to know each resident—not just their care needs, but who they are as individuals. At Chestnut Lodge, residents aren't just looked after—they're known, valued, and part of a family.