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Baskeyfield House

Angels Way, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire ST6 3PR
Stylized retirement living community with an array of large windows over looking a sectioned off grassed areas, flower beds and walkways, located in Stoke-on-Trent.

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Overview

Baskeyfield House is a purpose-built retirement living community, providing apartments and communal facilities for over 55s.

Designed to offer comfort, independence and peace of mind, Baskeyfield House has everything you need to enjoy a happy, fulfilling retirement.

If you’d like to know more about life at Baskeyfield House, or if you’d like to arrange a no‑obligation visit, please contact us using the enquiry form at the bottom of this page or call 01782 958 555. 

At Baskeyfield House, you'll find:

  • One or two-bedroom apartments with open-plan lounge and kitchen
  • On-site communal facilities, including a lounge, restaurant and gardens
  • Staff on-site 24 hours a day and assistive technology built in to help you make the most of every day  

Who can apply:

  • People aged 55 or over, or those with long-term care needs
  • Applicants who live locally, or have a family connection to the area 

What people say about us 

"Absolutely lovely place with beautiful décor. Staff are kind, polite and listen to residents"

Julie – Resident

An elderly man with glasses and a light blue sweater sits comfortably in a blue armchair. He has a warm smile and is engaged in conversation. The background features a bright, sunny garden with greenery and outdoor furniture visible through large windows.

Discover what residents, families and friends say about life at Baskeyfield house by reading:

Living here

See inside Baskeyfield House

 

Bold teal seating area with plump crushed velvet two seater sofa and two arm chairs arranged around a large oval coffee table with two smaller circular tables placed either side of the sofa. The teal carpet mates the seating décor and contrasts with the earth toned, fleur de lis wallpaper.
A navy wallpaper with light blue interconnecting leaf pattern, breaks up a large light and airy white tiled bathroom space, lit with natural light from a large floor to ceiling window. The room has an assisted bathing bath fitted.
Peaceful double bedroom, tastefully decorated with delicate lilac blossom flowers on a cream background. Generous sized window allowing an abundance of light into the room. White free-standing mirror and matching white furniture set consisting of two bedside tables, a chest of draws and wardrobe add functionality with a clean design.
Stylized retirement living community with an array of large windows over looking a sectioned off grassed areas, flower beds and walkways, located in Stoke-on-Trent.
Well sized modern kitchen featuring a wall mounted oven, opposite a ceramic hob, a washing machine and numerous cabinets and draws in a light wooden finish and matted chrome handles surrounding the space.
Spacious and clean restaurant area. Muted blue painted walls with multiple hanging light fixtures a large wooden serving area with industrial heat lamps. A vast selection of mahogany circular dining tables and chairs with duck egg blue upholstery.
Roomy onsite hair salon, using a classic muted colour palette throughout. Navy and silver hairdressing chairs pop against the white basins or in the reflections of the large mirrors.
Bold teal seating area with plump crushed velvet two seater sofa and two arm chairs arranged around a large oval coffee table with two smaller circular tables placed either side of the sofa. The teal carpet mates the seating décor and contrasts with the earth toned, fleur de lis wallpaper.
A navy wallpaper with light blue interconnecting leaf pattern, breaks up a large light and airy white tiled bathroom space, lit with natural light from a large floor to ceiling window. The room has an assisted bathing bath fitted.
Peaceful double bedroom, tastefully decorated with delicate lilac blossom flowers on a cream background. Generous sized window allowing an abundance of light into the room. White free-standing mirror and matching white furniture set consisting of two bedside tables, a chest of draws and wardrobe add functionality with a clean design.
Stylized retirement living community with an array of large windows over looking a sectioned off grassed areas, flower beds and walkways, located in Stoke-on-Trent.
Well sized modern kitchen featuring a wall mounted oven, opposite a ceramic hob, a washing machine and numerous cabinets and draws in a light wooden finish and matted chrome handles surrounding the space.
Spacious and clean restaurant area. Muted blue painted walls with multiple hanging light fixtures a large wooden serving area with industrial heat lamps. A vast selection of mahogany circular dining tables and chairs with duck egg blue upholstery.
Roomy onsite hair salon, using a classic muted colour palette throughout. Navy and silver hairdressing chairs pop against the white basins or in the reflections of the large mirrors.

Accommodation features and facilities

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Our building

Baskeyfield House has a communal lounge, restaurant, guest suite, hair salon, library and a landscaped garden. There are lifts to all floors and level access throughout.

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Your apartment

Your new apartment is unfurnished so you can make it your own. It has an open plan lounge and fitted kitchen, one or two double bedrooms, and a level-access shower room.

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Our community

Residents can enjoy a range of social activities and events, making it easy to meet new people and become part of the community. There's no obligation to take part - you can take part as often as you want.

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Safety and security

The daytime reception, 24-hour care staff on site and secure door entry to the building and your apartment help you to feel safe and secure.

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Technology

There is Wi-Fi in communal areas. Pull cords are fitted in every apartment, and optional assistive technology is available to complement your lifestyle. This can be purchased at an additional cost.

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Renting

Apartments are available to rent for one or two people. You may be eligible for financial assistance towards your rent from Stoke-on-Trent City Council.

Restaurant and dining

Our on-site restaurant is open to residents and visitors from 9am-3pm, seven days a week* for breakfast, lunch and snacks.  

If you live nearby, enjoy a meal out in our restaurant with your family and friends.  

We regularly have special menus to celebrate special occasions throughout the year and our restaurant has a food hygiene rating of 5 from the Food Standards Agency.  

*Opening hours and menu availability may be subject to change 

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Spacious and clean restaurant area. Muted blue painted walls with multiple hanging light fixtures a large wooden serving area with industrial heat lamps. A vast selection of mahogany circular dining tables and chairs with duck egg blue upholstery.

What's nearby?

Local amenities

  • Local amenities including banks and shops on your doorstep
  • Stoke-on-Trent only an 11-minute drive away
  • Several GP surgeries nearby and Royal Stoke University Hospital with A&E only a 13-minute drive away 

Travel & transport

  • Rail and bus links are available nearby in Stoke-on-Trent
  • The Door2Door Transport service and local taxis make it easy to get out and about 

Care and support

Pricing

You may be eligible for financial support, such as Housing Benefit or Universal Credit, to help cover your rent and part of your service charge.

For guidance, the indicative weekly costs at Baskeyfield House are shown below. Charges can be paid weekly or monthly in advance.

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Making the move

How do I apply?
 

  1. Contact us for an application form or contact Stoke-on-Trent City Council.
  2. We’ll arrange for you to visit and meet us.
  3. We’ll help you to complete a housing assessment and affordability form, as you may be eligible for financial assistance towards your rent and part of your service charge.
  4. While you’re here, we may assess if you would benefit from care and support services, and the on-site care provider may arrange to visit you at home to discuss your needs. For your care to be funded by Stoke-on-Trent City Council, you must have had your needs assessed and approved by the adult social care team. 

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