Care home · Great Yarmouth
The Vineries
Illustrative photo, not of The Vineries- Address
- Winterton Road, Hemsby, Great Yarmouth, NR29 4HH
- Run by
- The Vineries Limited
- Service
- Residential care home
- Beds
- 24 (registered with CQC)
- Registered with CQC
- January 2016 (10 years)
- Registered manager
- Hayley Jane Gall
- Company check
- Active, trading since 2015 (11 years), accounts up to date (Companies House 09750153)
- Last CQC check
- 9 Apr 2021
- Typical fees Estimated
- £1,350–£1,650 a week for residential care (dementia). Our estimate from published local prices, not a quote. How we estimate
CQC regulated activities: Accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care
See this service on the CQC website · CQC location ID 1-2223047908
About The Vineries
The Vineries in Great Yarmouth is registered with the Care Quality Commission as a residential care home, run by The Vineries Limited. The service is registered to support adults of all ages and lists dementia and physical disabilities among its specialisms.
CQC rated it Good overall (November 2018). It is one of 5 CQC-registered care homes in and around Hemsby; 2 of those are rated Good or Outstanding.
Ownership and company checks
The Vineries is run by The Vineries Limited (company 09750153), incorporated in 2015.
At Companies House, the company is listed as active, its accounts are filed on time, it has 1 active director and there is no insolvency history.
Its registered business activity is nursing care.
Rating history
- Oct 2017
- Nov 2018
- Apr 2021
- Today Rating 7 years old
CQC rating timeline for this address. The latest rating is lower than the one before.
Published inspection reports
- CQC inspection report 9 April 2021
- CQC inspection report 28 November 2018
- CQC inspection report 11 October 2017
Kitchen hygiene rating
The kitchen has a food hygiene rating of 5 (very good), from an inspection on 10 April 2026 by Great Yarmouth. Food is a big part of daily life in a home, so ask about menus, choice and mealtimes.
From the Food Standards Agency (listed as "The Vineries"). Open Government Licence.
Map and area details
- Ward
- East Flegg
- Council
- Norfolk County Council · paying for care
- Parliamentary constituency
- Great Yarmouth
- NHS planning area
- NHS Norfolk and Suffolk Integrated Care Board
- Area classification
- Larger rural · further from a major town or city
- Neighbourhood deprivation
- Among the 50% least deprived areas in England
- Postcode district
- Care homes in NR29 (12)
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Area details from ONS and NHS postcode data via postcodes.io (Open Government Licence).
CQC ratings, area by area
- Safe183 of 295 in Norfolk
- Effective234 of 295 in Norfolk
- Caring251 of 295 in Norfolk
- Responsive237 of 295 in Norfolk
- Well-led157 of 295 in Norfolk
As rated by CQC, published 28 November 2018. Under each rating: how many care homes in Norfolk share it.
What the ratings tell you
The Vineries has an even profile: Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led are each rated Good.
For leadership (Well-led), it shares its Good rating with 156 of the 294 other care homes in Norfolk that CQC has rated.
History with CQC
CQC registration dates from January 2016, so the service has been operating for around 10 years under its current registration.
CQC has published 3 overall ratings for it (2017–2021), starting at Requires improvement and improving to Inspected but not rated.
The rating is 7 years old. CQC decides when to return based on risk, so age alone is not a warning sign; still, ask who the manager is now.
3 reports have been published for this location, most recently on 9 April 2021.
What inspectors found
- The Vineries is a 'care home' and accommodates up to 24 people, some of whom may be living with dementia, in one adapted building.
- We found the following examples of good practice: When the Government guidance changed the service was proactive in ensuring the new visiting arrangements were in place for relatives to visit people who lived in the service.
- This included information for relatives on the process to expect on visiting with regards to testing and holding hands their family member.
- New flooring had been installed within the service which was easy to keep clean to help ensure infection risks were kept low The service had replaced 90% of their chairs for ones that were wipeable to help keep them clean and free of infection.
Inspected 8 March 2021; report published 9 April 2021; supporting 24 people at the time. From the regulator's own summary (Open Government Licence). Read the full report.
Budgeting for this home
We estimate The Vineries at £1,350–£1,650 a week for residential care (dementia), based on published prices in the region. Over a year that is roughly £70k–£86k.
Ask how often fees rise and whether they go up if care needs increase.
If savings are under the upper limit (£23,250 in England), Norfolk Council may pay part of the cost after a free care needs assessment.
Who it can help
As listed with the regulator.
How it fits locally
There are 7 other care homes within 3 miles, 3 of them rated Good or Outstanding; the nearest is The Coach House SBDP1 Limited, under 0.5 miles away.
It is registered for needs that fewer services nearby cover: physical disabilities (4 of the nearest 15).
13 of the 14 nearest rated care homes have a more recent rating than this one.
It sits in East Flegg ward, classed by ONS as larger rural (further from a major town or city), among the 50% least deprived neighbourhoods in England. NHS services here are planned by NHS Norfolk and Suffolk ICB.
Family reviews
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Frequently asked about The Vineries
- Is The Vineries rated well for safety?
- CQC rates five key questions. For The Vineries: Safe: Good; Effective: Good; Caring: Good; Responsive: Good; Well-led: Good. Safe and Well-led are the two to read first in the report.
- How much does care from The Vineries cost?
- The Vineries's prices aren't on our site yet. Residential care home typically costs £1,250 a week (average 2026 self-funder fees in East of England). A written quote should spell out weekend, bank holiday and short-notice rates.
- Who runs The Vineries?
- The Vineries is run by The Vineries Limited, the registered provider on the CQC register.
- How many beds does The Vineries have?
- The Vineries is registered for up to 24 residents. Ask about current vacancies and whether rooms have en-suite facilities.
- How recent is The Vineries's CQC rating?
- Its current CQC rating dates from 28 November 2018, 7 years ago. Ratings can be several years old; ask what has changed since, such as a new manager.
- Can The Vineries care for someone with dementia?
- Dementia is listed on its CQC registration. Ask what dementia training staff have and how they handle distress or refusals.
- Is The Vineries registered with CQC?
- The Vineries is on the CQC register as a care home (ID 1-2223047908) and was rated Good overall in November 2018.
- What is The Vineries's address?
- It is at Winterton Road, Hemsby, Great Yarmouth, NR29 4HH.
- What type of care does The Vineries provide?
- Registration for The Vineries covers: residential homes. Check which of these it offers today.
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Information: Care Quality Commission, Oct 2026 (Open Government Licence v3.0). Sections in the provider's own words are theirs; we compiled everything else from public data. The Care Panel is independent and not a care provider.