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Care homes in Whittle-le-Woods

There are 6 care homes in Whittle-le-Woods on the CQC register, 153 beds in all; 3 different providers run them. The biggest provider here is Dalesview Partnership Limited (4). 80% of the 5 rated by CQC are Good or Outstanding, compared with 83% across Lancashire and 83% across England. Expect to pay in Whittle-le-Woods about £1,260 a week for residential careestimated. 4 care homes have not been rated for more than four years. CQC's latest rating here went to Teamcare Limited t/a Highcliffe Residential Home: Requires improvement, on 24 August 2026.

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  • Rating changes in Lancashire are checked each day. See what changed recently.
  • 5 are registered with CQC to support people with dementia.
  • Whatever your savings, Lancashire council will assess care needs for free.
  • CQC rates 4 of the 5 care homes with a rating as Good or Outstanding, while 1 is rated Inadequate or Requires improvement; 1 is still waiting for a first rating.

Reference this page as: The Care Panel, "Care homes in Whittle-le-Woods", Oct 2026, based on the CQC register.

  • 6registered care homes
  • 80%of rated services are Good or Outstanding
  • 0have nursing care
  • 1inspected or rated in the last 2 years
Typical prices in Whittle-le-Woods against North West and England, Oct 2026
CareWhittle-le-WoodsNorth WestEngland
Residential care, a week£1,260£1,210£1,400

Lancashire County Council pays: £23.74 an hour for home care (2025/26 average paid to agencies); £789.93 a week for residential care (2025/26 average, over-65s); £887.20 a week for nursing care (2025/26 average, over-65s) (council source). Whittle-le-Woods figures are medians of our estimates for each provider here; region and England figures are self-funder averages. How we estimate.

Care homes in Whittle-le-Woods

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  1. Hollydale

    Chorley · Dementia, Physical disabilities, Sensory impairments

    What inspectors found: At the time of inspection there were eight people living in the home.

    Est. £1.13k–£1.38k/wk

    GoodRated Sep 2019
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  2. Rowandale

    Chorley · Dementia, Physical disabilities, Sensory impairments

    What inspectors found: : The service has been developed and designed in line with the principles and values that underpin Registering the Right Support and other best…

    Est. £1.13k–£1.38k/wk

    GoodRated Aug 2019
    View profile (Rowandale)
  3. Willowdale

    Chorley · Dementia, Physical disabilities, Sensory impairments

    What inspectors found: People received exceptionally person-centred care which reflected their needs and preferences.

    Est. £1.13k–£1.38k/wk

    GoodRated Apr 2020
    View profile (Willowdale)
  4. Mapledale

    Chorley · Dementia, Older people, Physical disabilities

    What inspectors found: People were protected from the risk of abuse and avoidable harm.

    Est. £1.13k–£1.38k/wk

    GoodRated Apr 2020
    View profile (Mapledale)
  5. Teamcare Limited t/a Highcliffe Residential Home

    Chorley · Older people

    What inspectors found: At the last rated inspection in 2017 the home was rated good.

    Est. £1.08k–£1.33k/wk

    Requires improvementRated Aug 2026Inspected recently
    View profile (Teamcare Limited t/a Highcliffe Residential Home)
  6. Astley View Care Home

    Chorley · Dementia, Older people, Physical disabilities

    Est. £1.13k–£1.38k/wk

    Not yet ratedNot yet rated
    View profile (Astley View Care Home)

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Dementia care homes in Whittle-le-Woods

5 of the 6 care homes in Whittle-le-Woods are registered with CQC to support people living with dementia, and 4 of those are rated Good or Outstanding. Compare the 5 registered for dementia.

What care homes cost in Whittle-le-Woods

Average self-funder fees in North West, 2026
Residential care home£1,205 a week
Nursing home£1,515 a week

Lancashire County Council's own rates: £23.74 an hour for home care (2025/26 average paid to agencies); £789.93 a week for residential care (2025/26 average, over-65s); £887.20 a week for nursing care (2025/26 average, over-65s) (source). Choosing a provider that charges more usually means paying the difference as a top-up.

An average across very different rooms and care needs, with nursing adding more. A council-funded place usually costs the council less than a self-funder pays for the same room. Source: The Care Panel regional fee benchmarks, October 2026 (how we estimate). Work out your weekly cost or ask local providers for their prices.

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What the numbers say about Whittle-le-Woods

Across Lancashire, 16% of care homes have a rating under two years old; in Whittle-le-Woods it is 17%. Across Lancashire we list 402 care homes, and 83% of those rated are Good or Outstanding; in Whittle-le-Woods the figure is 80%. Counting all listed care homes, not only rated ones, Whittle-le-Woods (67% Good or Outstanding) is 5th out of 7 local towns, led by Bamber Bridge (95%). No Outstanding ratings in Whittle-le-Woods yet, against 14 across Lancashire. One rating goes back to August 2019: Rowandale. Ask what has changed since. The average home here has 26 beds; the typical home across Lancashire has 28. Registered specialisms here: 5 of 6 list physical disabilities, 4 of 6 list learning disabilities and 1 of 6 list mental health conditions. CQC registered Astley View Care Home in November 2023, the newest on this list.

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Whittle-le-Woods and the towns around it

PlaceHow farCare homesRated Good or Outstanding
Whittle-le-Woods–64
Chorley2.3 mi85
Leyland2.6 mi1816
Bamber Bridge3.3 mi2221
Coppull4.3 mi31
Penwortham5.4 mi54

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How many care homes are there in Whittle-le-Woods?

Whittle-le-Woods has 6 care homes on the CQC register (Oct 2026). Of these, 5 support people living with dementia. Highly rated options include Hollydale, Rowandale and Willowdale.

Are care homes in Whittle-le-Woods well rated?

Good or Outstanding: 4 (80%) of the 5 rated, while 1 is rated below Good. 1 is awaiting a first rating, as is usual for new registrations.

How much does a care home cost in Whittle-le-Woods?

Average self-funder fees in North West, 2026: residential care home £1,205 a week; nursing home £1,515 a week. An average across very different rooms and care needs, with nursing adding more. A council-funded place usually costs the council less than a self-funder pays for the same room. Source: The Care Panel regional fee benchmarks, October 2026 (how we estimate). Our cost guide has more detail.

Will I get help from Lancashire council with the cost of a care home?

Possibly. The Care Act 2014 means Lancashire council has to assess care needs without charge. For a care home, the means test usually includes your home's value, unless your partner, or certain other relatives, still live in it, and never in the first 12 weeks of a permanent stay. The capital limit above which you pay in full is £23,250 in England, and NHS-funded nursing care can meet some nursing costs. Contacting Lancashire council.

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How do nearby towns compare with Whittle-le-Woods for care homes?

Counting care homes: Whittle-le-Woods 6 (4 Good or Outstanding); Chorley (2.3 miles): 8, 5 rated Good or Outstanding; Leyland (2.6 miles): 18, 16 rated Good or Outstanding; Bamber Bridge (3.3 miles): 22, 21 rated Good or Outstanding.

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