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Care homes in Cheddar
There are 7 care homes in Cheddar on the CQC register, 180 beds in all. CQC has rated 7 of them, and 100% are Good or Outstanding, compared with 89% across Somerset and 83% across England. We estimate typical fees in Cheddar at about £1,450 a week for residential careestimated. 3 care homes have not been rated for more than four years and 1 joined the CQC register during the past two years.
CQC register data as of 26 October 2026 · Open Government Licence
The short version
- Dementia is a registered specialism for 3; 1 provide nursing care.
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Citation: "Care homes in Cheddar", The Care Panel analysis of CQC register data, Oct 2026.
- 7registered care homes
- 100%rated Good or Outstanding (of those rated)
- 1provides nursing care
- 0inspected or rated in the last 2 years
| Care | Cheddar | South West | England |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential care, a week | £1,450 | £1,450 | £1,400 |
Every registered care home in Cheddar
Ranked by CQC rating and how recent it is, then distance. How we order providers
- All 7
- Residential care · 6
- Elderly care · 4
- Dementia care · 3
- Learning disability care · 3
- Care for adults under 65 · 3
The Laurels
What inspectors found: People received person centred care and support by caring staff who knew them well.
Est. £1.37k–£1.68k/wk
Daneswood Care Home
What inspectors found: Right Support The service design and model did not fully meet the principles of Right support, right care, right culture.
Est. £1.3k–£1.59k/wk
Winscombe Hall
What inspectors found: People appeared relaxed and comfortable living at Winscombe Hall and they received safe care and support from staff who knew them well.
Est. £1.52k–£1.86k/wk
Northcroft
What inspectors found: There were clear procedures for all staff and visitors on entry to the service.
Est. £1.3k–£1.59k/wk
Greenhill House
What inspectors found: The home specialises in the care of older people, including those living with dementia.
Est. £1.37k–£1.68k/wk
Court House Retirement Home
What inspectors found: People were supported to have maximum choice and control of their lives and staff supported them in the least restrictive way possible and in…
Est. £1.3k–£1.59k/wk
Street Farm
Est. £1.3k–£1.59k/wk
Typical care home fees in Cheddar
| Residential care home | £1,349 a week |
|---|---|
| Nursing home | £1,546 a week |
What the council pays (Somerset Council): £26.83 an hour for home care (2025/26 average paid to agencies); £805 a week for residential care (2025/26 average, over-65s); £832 a week for nursing care (2025/26 average, over-65s) (source). Where a provider charges more, the extra is usually met by a top-up.
Self-funders usually pay more than councils do for the same room. Each average covers a broad range, driven by room, care level and nursing. Source: Which?, self-funder fees (Lottie data, January 2026). Work out your weekly cost or ask local providers for their prices.
Council support
Somerset
Somerset council can assess care needs for free, whatever your savings, and may help pay if your savings are under £23,250.
Somerset: getting assessed, funding your care, direct payments
Dementia care homes in Cheddar
3 of the 7 care homes in Cheddar are registered with CQC to support people living with dementia, and 3 of those are rated Good or Outstanding. Compare the 3 registered for dementia.
What the numbers say about Cheddar
The nursing share is 14% here (1 of 7 homes) and 29% across Somerset. The newest registration is Street Farm, registered with CQC in February 2026. No Outstanding ratings in Cheddar yet, against 9 across Somerset. Looking at specialisms, 1 of 7 list physical disabilities, 3 of 7 list learning disabilities and 1 of 7 list mental health conditions. The oldest current rating dates from June 2019 (Greenhill House). Compare Cheddar's 100% Good or Outstanding with 89% for the rated care homes among the 168 we list in Somerset. The average home here has 26 beds; the typical home across Somerset has 26. 0% of care homes in Cheddar have a CQC rating from the last two years, against 29% across Somerset. Of Cheddar and the 6 nearest towns we cover, Cheddar has the highest share of all listed care homes rated Good or Outstanding (100%); next is Weston-super-Mare at 93%.
Providers behind the care homes in Cheddar
- Country Court Care 1 in this list
- Orchard Vale Trust Limited 1 in this list
- Somerset Care Limited 1 in this list
- Lightsky Group Operations Limited 1 in this list
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The latest CQC ratings published for care homes in Cheddar.
Cheddar and the towns around it
| Nearby town | Distance | Total | Good or Outstanding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheddar | – | 7 | 7 |
| Locking | 6.8 mi | 5 | 4 |
| Wells | 7.2 mi | 6 | 3 |
| Yatton | 7.9 mi | 4 | 3 |
| Weston-super-Mare | 8.7 mi | 61 | 57 |
| Burnham-on-Sea | 9.4 mi | 18 | 13 |
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Common questions about care homes in Cheddar
How many care homes are there in Cheddar?
Cheddar has 7 care homes on the CQC register (Oct 2026). Of these, 1 provides nursing care and 3 support people living with dementia. Top-rated names here include The Laurels, Daneswood Care Home and Winscombe Hall.
Are care homes in Cheddar well rated?
Good or Outstanding: 7 (100%) of the 7 rated.
How much does a care home cost in Cheddar?
Average 2026 self-funder fees in South West: residential care home £1,349 a week; nursing home £1,546 a week. Self-funders usually pay more than councils do for the same room. Each average covers a broad range, driven by room, care level and nursing. Source: Which?, self-funder fees (Lottie data, January 2026). More in our cost guide.
Will I get help from Somerset council with the cost of a care home?
It may. Somerset council must offer a free care needs assessment (Care Act 2014). For a care home, the value of the home is usually included in the means test unless a partner or certain relatives still live there, and it is ignored for the first 12 weeks of a permanent stay; the upper limit in England is £23,250. NHS-funded nursing care can help with nursing costs. How to contact Somerset council.
How should I compare care homes in Cheddar?
Start with the latest CQC report and its date: none of the 7 listed here were inspected or rated in the last two years; 7 have older reports. Then ask about continuity of staff, how they handle missed care, and the full price before you sign. Use our checklist.
How do nearby towns compare with Cheddar for care homes?
Counting care homes: Cheddar 7 (7 Good or Outstanding); Locking (6.8 miles): 5, 4 rated Good or Outstanding; Wells (7.2 miles): 6, 3 rated Good or Outstanding; Yatton (7.9 miles): 4, 3 rated Good or Outstanding.
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Care homes in nearby towns
- Care homes in Locking 6.8 mi
- Care homes in Wells 7.2 mi
- Care homes in Yatton 7.9 mi
- Care homes in Weston-super-Mare 8.7 mi
- Care homes in Burnham-on-Sea 9.4 mi
- Care homes in Glastonbury 9.4 mi
- Care homes in Nailsea 10.5 mi
- Care homes in Clevedon 11.2 mi
Related pages and guides for Cheddar
- How to pay for care in Somerset
- Best rated care homes in Somerset
- Nursing homes in Somerset
- Care home costs in England 2026: averages by region and council
- Somerset's Outstanding-rated services (2026)
- Home care or a care home?
- Signs it may be time for a care home
- NHS-funded nursing care explained
- CQC ratings explained
Nearby postcodes
- BS27 5
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CQC register data (Oct 2026), reused under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The Care Panel is independent of every provider listed.