Brough Manor

Brough Manor – A Warm, Welcoming Home in Brough

Brough Manor is set in the popular village of Brough, just a short walk from the Humber Estuary and only four minutes from the mainline train station. With excellent transport links to Hull and surrounding towns, the home is ideally located for both residents and visiting families.

The village itself is full of charm and history. From local cafés and traditional pubs to independent shops and historical sites, there is plenty to explore. Just off Station Road lies the former Brough Aerodrome — once the world’s oldest aircraft factory and a key training ground during World War I. The area is also famously linked to the highwayman Dick Turpin, adding to its rich local character.

Inside, Brough Manor has been carefully adapted from its original role as a manor house to a warm and welcoming residential home. Across three floors, the building offers 26 individually styled en-suite rooms, many retaining beautiful period features. Large windows fill the rooms with natural light, while the layout is designed to feel both comfortable and familiar.

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CQC overall rating - Good ⏺

25 May 2018

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The home includes a colourful courtyard with planting beds, a resident chalet lodge for quiet time outdoors, and communal areas to relax, chat, or enjoy activities. Our Bistro Restaurant, cosy lounge, games and cinema corner, sweet shop, hair and beauty room, and resident pub bar all add to the lively, home-from-home atmosphere.

Every detail has been considered with the comfort and wellbeing of residents in mind. From the kitchen to the care team, our staff take genuine pride in the service we provide — building strong relationships with residents and families alike. We have built a trusted reputation across East Yorkshire and Hull for delivering compassionate, person-centred care.

As a small family-run home, we take time to get to know each individual — their stories, preferences, and needs. Whether it is a trip to The Buccaneer or Ferry Inn Pub, to watch the football, a chat over cake in the garden, or a visit to a local landmark, we make it personal.

At Brough Manor, we are proud to offer more than just care. We offer community, connection, and a true sense of home.

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Home Facilities

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    En-suite Bedrooms

    All rooms are private, en-suite and individually styled, many with original manor house features and garden or street views.

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    Bistro Restaurant

    A bright, welcoming space where residents enjoy freshly cooked meals together every day, with menus tailored to personal tastes and dietary needs.

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    Pub Bar

    Our in-home bar is a resident favourite—perfect for socialising, watching sport, playing darts or simply enjoying a drink in familiar surroundings.

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    Cinema & Games Corner

    A relaxed area for film screenings, games, quizzes, darts and shared activities that bring residents together in a fun, informal setting.

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    Hair & Beauty Salon

    A professional on-site salon offering haircuts, styling and treatments—promoting wellbeing and self-confidence.

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    Residents’ Lodge

    Our chalet-style lodge in the courtyard is a cosy and peaceful retreat for quiet time, hobbies, or small group activities.

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    Sweet Shop

    A nostalgic, complimentary sweet shop that brings joy and a sense of tradition to residents and visitors alike.

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    Outdoor Courtyard & Terrace

    A colourful and secure outdoor space with planting beds, flowers and areas to sit, relax or garden.

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    Activity Programme

    A varied daily schedule that includes creative hobbies, gentle exercise, social events, and regular visits from entertainers. We encourage local visits to cafés, shops and places of interest like The Buccaneer and Ferry Inn Pubs. We plan small outings that reflect resident interests and keep connections within the local area.

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    Music & Reminiscence Area

    Spaces designed to encourage memory-sharing, listening to music, and enjoying familiar sounds and stories.

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    Spiritual & Church Services

    Regular access to spiritual care and visiting ministers, tailored to residents’ personal beliefs and preferences.

Care Services Provided

Each care plan is tailored to the individual, whether staying for a day, a short break or longer term.

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    Residential Care

    A safe, homely environment for residents who need support with daily life while maintaining their independence and routine.

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    Dementia Care

    Specialist care that focuses on calm, consistency and meaningful connections — delivered with dignity and respect.

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    Rehabilitation Care

    Personalised support designed to help residents regain strength, confidence and independence after illness, injury or surgery — with encouragement every step of the way.

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    Sensory Impairment Care

    Support for residents with hearing or visual impairments, with staff trained in communication and accessibility.

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    Disability Care

    Thoughtful, practical care for those living with physical disabilities — tailored to individual needs and preferences.

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    End of Life Care

    Compassionate support for residents and families throughout this important stage, with dignity and emotional care at the forefront.

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    Respite and Day Care

    Short stays or daytime support — perfect for recovery, carer breaks or simply a safe, welcoming place to be.

“Thank you to Debbie and all the staff who cared for James. You all created a friendly family feeling which was very much appreciated.”

— Pat and family

“To all at Brough Manor, thank you so much for looking after Mum the way you did. She could not have asked for better care.”

— Helen

FAQs

  • We offer residential, dementia, sensory impairment, disability, end of life, respite and day care.

  • Yes, we welcome visits and are happy to arrange a time that suits you. Please contact us to book a tour.

  • Yes. All meals are cooked on site and we cater for a range of dietary needs and preferences.

  • Each day is shaped around the resident. We offer optional activities, social events, and support individual routines and interests.

  • Our team works closely with families before and after admission to ensure each resident feels comfortable, safe and welcome.

Meet the Team

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    Meet the Manager, Debbie

    Debbie joined our family at Brough Manor in 2016 as a care assistant and then soon progressed up to a senior carer role. Her dedication to succeed and face new challenges meant Debbie would be perfectly suited to the role of care home manager in 2024.

    Debbie takes pride in her role and finds great reward making sure our residents, staff and all who enter the home feel at ease and comfortable. Debbie has always lived in Brough and enjoys chatting to residents and families about the local history. She is very passionate about delivering great people skills and really enjoys seeing people happy and content. 

    Before joining our team, Debbie worked in child-care and customer services and believes this experience has given her the foundation to confidently progress to where she is today. Debbie is blessed to have two beautiful daughters and two lovely grandchildren, who all love to visit. 

    Debbie is very family oriented and in her own words, “considers Brough Manor to be part of my extended family from residents to staff and with the directors we are all one big family and that is the image the home aspires to; I feel very privileged to be a part of such a supportive team.”

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    Meet the Area Manager, Hayley

    Before Hayley joined the team in 2016, her passion was that of a sporting nature. From the age of 10 years old she played professional football for Hull City where she progressed throughout the age groups. She was one of the youngest players at that time to break through into the ladies’ squad at the age of 14. Hayley played for the England team, however after a knee injury at the age of 17 unfortunately her football career ended early.

    Hayley then went on to graduate from university and then completed her professional coaching awards to a UEFA B certified coach and worked for Hull City for five years.

    It was these hard working and dedicated years that Hayley gained her leadership and teamwork skills.

    After the birth of her beautiful daughter and then the unfortunate sudden passing of her grandmother, her outlook on life changed very quickly. 

    Hayley decided that she would like to make a career within this sector where she could hopefully make a difference and have a positive impact on other people’s day to day lives who really need it most.  

    In her own words, “I have worked for the company for just short of a decade, where I progressed throughout a range of different roles. I consider myself a strong member of the team, after working closely with the directors for several years. This is where I gained most of my knowledge which I utilise on a daily basis and project across the workforce, whilst maintaining a team culture throughout the homes”.

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    Meet the Maintenance Manager, Steve

    Steve has been working with our family business since 2014 and many of our staff and in particular our residents class him as their close friends.

    Before he joined the team his background was working in public house and social clubs and for 15 years he managed and owned two public houses and his own social club with over 400 members. Steve had 18 employees all working with him across the three venues which also included a tattoo studio and professional qualified piercing salon. 

    Steve is an incredible people’s person and with these many years of life and working experience, this certainly helps him connect with all our residents.

    In his personal life Steve enjoys many hours at his static caravan in Skegness and sails on his fishing boat in Bridlington. He has a strong farming background and lots of different hobbies including a classic car and motorbikes which gives him plenty to talk about with the residents from all walks of life.

    In his own words, “With my many years of maintaining my public houses and social club, I am able to turn my hand to pretty much anything. When a resident wants a personal item repaired, I can usually help or know someone that can, which is very satisfying to see the smile on our residents faces. I really enjoy working as part of a genuine small family team and will be working with them all until my retirement”.

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    Meet the Administration Manager, Adel

    Adel has worked in the Health and Social Care Sector for many years, where she started off as a carer assistant role, working in the community, delivering care and support to residents in their own homes in which was incredibly rewarding 

    In 2012 Adel and her family were given an opportunity to move to Spain to renovate and set up a self-catering business in a small Spanish Village. Adel has two beautiful children who studied at a local Spanish school and integrated quickly, which made her very proud of them both.

    They all learnt many new things, including speaking Spanish, meeting new people, looking after guests from many different countries and picked olives from their very own 128 Olive Trees where they produced their own olive oil. One of her daughters performed in many Flamenco dancing shows, one of which was at the Alhambra Palace in Granada, this was an experience she will always remember and cherish.

    In 2018 after many successful years Adel and her family sold their Spanish home and moved back to England to pursue her long love of care and secured a care assistant role at Brough Manor. With her hard work and determination Adel soon progressed to a senior carer role at The Old Vicarage some 2 years later.

    Over the next 5 years Adel gained the necessary skills and upmost respect from her fellow work colleagues which resulted in her being the perfect person to support our great team across all our care homes and was appointed our group administration manager.

    In her own words, “I have an amazing opportunity to work with a great team of directors and staff across all of our care homes and feel this is where I belong as part of our small family at East Riding Care Services.”