About Grange House
Central to our vision for The Grange Collective is independence, dignity and confidence. This is perfectly embodied in Grange House - ten purpose-built, supported living apartments in the stunningly converted Grade II-listed building, formerly known as Market Rasen House.
These brand new, modern homes give adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and autistic people the chance to live fully and flourish, with the right support wrapped around them 24 hours a day.
Grange House, built as a doctor’s home and later a home for helping young people, is again a place of rest, support and wellbeing, where people are empowered, connected and able to thrive in a place they are proud to call home. The sympathetic conversion is made possible through key partnerships and investment from Acis Group, Lincolnshire County Council, West Lindsey District Council and Homes England.
Identified and placed by the local authority, those living in Grange House will, through purposeful activities at Grange Barn, become a major part of the local community.
Key features:
- A carefully restored Grade II-listed building, retaining original features while being fully refurbished for modern supported living.
- Ten accessible, purpose-built supported living apartments designed to promote independence, dignity and confidence.
- Safe, secure homes with the right support on hand, including a dedicated care partner providing tailored, person centred support.
- Close to the town centre, transport links and community facilities, helping residents stay connected.
- Access to outdoor and indoor shared spaces, with opportunities for purposeful activity linked to the wider Grange Collective.
- Opportunities for residents who wish to take part in meaningful activity, including gardening, nature-based activities and community engagement.
- Designed and specified around customer needs, with modern safety features and where possible accessible layouts
The History of Grange House
