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Stoneswood Extra Care Village
Delph, Northern Care Homes Ltd

Description of Scheme

Use of natural stone in keeping with surrounding location; reflecting existing features e.g bay window, stone cornice, slate roofing

Elevation broken down to reflect 3 linked buildings rather than I large facility with a new entrance formed between the existing building and the new extension

Full wheelchair accessibility throughout the new extension, all rooms ensuite with level access showers, AT/ telecare links

Where Is It?

Saddleworth comprises of 13 rural villages. It is a well established community but due to the location and sometimes the weather conditions services are difficult to deliver at times. The population is perceived as relatively affluent but there is an element of hidden poverty amongst older residents. Attracting investment has been difficult when the rest of Oldham experienced high levels of deprivation.

Key Information

Location

Delph

Local Social Services Authority

Oldham Council

Region

North West

Year Funded

2007/8

Cost

£6.5m

DH Fund

ECH

Relevant Local Strategy

Click here for Oldham Council Housing Strategies (opens new window) 2011-2014

Useful Local Statistics

Information from a number of sources, including the Office for National Statistics and
Greater Manchester Forecasting Model show the following ageing population
projection changes for Oldham:

  • The number of people aged 65 years and over in Oldham is anticipated to increase from 32,900 in 2008 to 41,900 in 2025. The current population of 14,500 people aged over 75 years is set to rise to 21,400 by 2025.
  • The forecasted demand from older people is that they will seek support to remain in their existing home. The demand for housing related support in Oldham is predicted to increase, as the number of people living and ageing with long term limiting illnesses and conditions increases. By 2020, there are expected to be 8,500 more people living with long term conditions than in 2008.
  • An increasing Black Minority and Ethnic population of around one in six people now to one in four by 2022. This is a result of growth in the size of the Borough's Pakistani and Bangladeshi heritage communities.

Care Services

Extra Care scheme with non-resident management staff

Facilities

Cafe

Key Features

Properties

37 flats, bungalows. Sizes 1bed, 2bed. Built in 2009.

Tenure

Rent (social landlord)

PDF Downloads

  • Stoneswood Cottages 1 & 2 (pdf - 226Kb)
  • Stoneswood Cottages 3 & 4 (pdf - 249Kb)
  • Stoneswood Cottages new ones on slope (pdf - 556Kb)
  • Stoneswood Elevations (pdf - 477Kb)
  • Stoneswood First Floor Plan (pdf - 531Kb)
  • Stoneswood Ground Floor Plan (pdf - 456Kb)
  • Stoneswood North East Elevation (pdf - 724Kb)
  • Stoneswood Site Plan (pdf - 641Kb)
  • Stoneswood View and Sketch from Dobcross (pdf - 1.50Mb)
  • Stoneswood View and Sketch from New Delph (pdf - 1.87Mb)

Address

Oldham Road
Delph
Oldham
Lancashire
OL3 5EB

Scheme Location Map

Partners

Housing Provider

Northern Care Homes Ltd

Architects

McNeill Beechey O'Neill

Care Provider

Northern Care Homes Ltd

Local Social Services Authority

Oldham Council

Developer

Northern Care Homes Ltd

Contractor

Wiggett Construction

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