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Sibleys Orchard was built in 1969 and converted to eight bed-sitting rooms and two flats on the first floor with a chair lift.

Facilities include a house manager and deputy house manager who remain on call overnight. There is a communal lounge, dining room, guest facilities, laundry conservatory and garden.

Hemel Hempstead remained principally an agricultural market town for much of the Middle Ages and in the 18th century had one of the largest grain markets in the country. Today the High Street still has many attractive 18th century buildings testifying to its earlier prosperity and several shops have bow-fronted windows. By the end of the 19th century small scale residential development had occurred for London commuters but it wasn't until after the Second World War that the town expanded considerably with its designation as a New Town.