Boutique Care Homes has acquired a site in Wokingham, Berkshire for the development of a new 64-bed care home.
The home, which has already received outline planning consent, will enjoy countryside views and a dedicated nature paddock, promoting biodiversity. The development represents the latest step in Boutique Care Homes’ strategic growth, with the provider currently operating three award-winning care homes across the South East of England. A further two homes are under development in Kent and West Sussex, and several other acquired sites are progressing through the design and planning stages.
Ameet Kotecha, founder and managing director of Boutique Care Homes, said: “This acquisition in Wokingham is a significant milestone in our expansion. As we continue to grow, our commitment to providing exceptional care in thoughtfully designed care homes remains central to everything we do. We are excited to bring our vision to Wokingham and offer the same high-quality care that is true to our ethos of being a warm and loving family where everyone feels at home.”
David Lobb, land director at Boutique Care Homes, added: “We are thrilled to be moving forward with this exciting development. With several other sites under development, our focus remains on creating beautiful, sustainable care environments that enhance the well-being of our residents and contribute to local ecosystems.”
