The Home

A listed Georgian mansion in Reigate

Beautiful large gardens and a quiet, secluded setting on the wooded slopes of Reigate Hill, with the town only a short walk away.

The building and grounds

Wray Park is a listed Georgian mansion with beautiful large gardens, set in a quiet and secluded residential area on the wooded slopes of Reigate Hill. The location has the peace and tranquillity of a bygone age, while still being within walking distance of the town centre.

Reigate has plenty of lovely shops and cafes, a mainline station, and a historic castle nearby. The home has been under the present ownership and management since 1992, caring for up to 24 residents, mainly over the age of 65.

The rooms

There are 21 medium to large bedrooms, all decorated to a high standard. Most have en-suite facilities, and every room allows plenty of scope for residents to personalise it to their own taste.

One of our rooms is bright and spacious, with a lovely view onto the courtyard and garden. We always encourage families and residents to make each room feel as homely as they wish.

Life at Wray Park

Days with something to look forward to

Our residents shape how they spend their time, with a regular programme of activities and the freedom to join in as much or as little as they like. There is company when you want it, and quiet when you don’t.

Music therapy is a favourite: residents choose the artist, we play it on the Alexa, and there is always a sing-song and a dance. We celebrate the calendar together too, from birthdays and seasonal parties to our yearly summer barbecue and Christmas party.

  • Chair yoga twice a week
  • Visits from our Pets as Therapy dog
  • Music therapy and afternoon tea parties
  • Flower arranging and other creative activities
  • Outings to garden centres, the cinema, parks and the shops
  • Coffee and cake at local cafes
  • Birthday and seasonal celebrations through the year

See it for yourself

The best way to know a home is to visit. Come and look around, meet the team, and picture life here.