About Nightingale House

Nightingale House is an assisted living facility situated on Strafford Road in Twickenham, offering residential care for adults who need support with daily living. The home is noted for its wheelchair-accessible premises and a staff team that residents and visitors describe as attentive, kind and genuinely caring. With a warm, friendly atmosphere at its heart, Nightingale House provides a supportive environment where dignity and quality of life are central priorities — making it a considered choice for families in and around the Richmond upon Thames borough seeking compassionate local care.

Local area

Strafford Road sits within the residential fabric of Twickenham, a town with a strong sense of community and a distinctly neighbourly character. For older residents and their families in the Richmond upon Thames borough, having a local assisted living option close to familiar streets, shops and green spaces carries real value. Twickenham’s unhurried pace and well-connected transport links — including regular services to central London from the mainline station — mean that family visits are practical, and residents can remain close to the community they know.

Why choose Nightingale House

For families exploring care options in the Twickenham and Richmond area, Nightingale House offers something that matters greatly at this stage of life: a small, accessible home where staff are consistently described as warm and genuinely caring. Its location on Strafford Road keeps residents rooted in a familiar part of town, and the fully wheelchair-accessible environment ensures practical comfort and independence where possible. For those who value a human, community-focused approach to care over a large institutional setting, Nightingale House represents a considered local option.

Services

  • Assisted living accommodation
  • Personal care support
  • Wheelchair-accessible facilities
  • Daily living assistance
  • Residential care for adults

Ideal for: Older adults requiring daily support, Residents needing assisted living, Wheelchair users, Families seeking local care placements, Adults with mobility or health needs.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is Nightingale House located?

Nightingale House is at 10 Strafford Road, Twickenham, TW1 3AE. It sits within a residential area of Twickenham in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.

Is Nightingale House wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The facility is described as wheelchair accessible throughout, making it suitable for residents with mobility needs.

What type of care does Nightingale House provide?

Nightingale House is categorised as an assisted living facility, supporting residents with daily living in a residential care setting. It is listed under Care and Health & Wellbeing in the local directory.

How can I contact Nightingale House to find out more or arrange a visit?

You can telephone Nightingale House directly on 020 8892 1854 to speak with the team or enquire about visiting the home.

What do visitors say about the care at Nightingale House?

Visitors have commented on the attentive and caring nature of the staff, and the warm, friendly atmosphere within the home. The facility holds a Google rating of 3.3 from six reviewers.

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