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Sunrise of Sevenoaks provides high quality assisted living, residential care and dementia care services in the Kent area. Set in and around five secluded and tranquil gardens in the village of Chipstead the popular town of Sevenoaks with its cafes, shops and beauty salons is about two miles away.

The M25 is just a short distance away and Sevenoaks has fast rail links to the centre of London and the southeast, making it easy for families and friends to visit no matter what the distance.

Facilities include beautiful landscaped gardens. There is a broad range of activities, including entertainers, excursions in a minibus and restaurant-style dining with fresh, nutritious, home-cooked food and plenty of variety. In-house salon for pampering, grooming, hair styling and chiropody. Vibrant assisted living community with busy complimentary bistro area for residents & their visitors. Cosy Reminiscence neighbourhood offering Alzheimer’s and dementia care

Wide variety of room types & sizes with suites suitable for couples, all fully ensuite. Huge range of activities throughout the day and evening. Pets welcome – we’re currently home to a tabby, Annie, and a King Charles called Bella (ask for more information)

Activity manager plus five activity assistants, with range of activities on offer from breakfast right through to 9pm most nights, including flower arranging, pottery, cabaret acts, giant scrabble, bridge club, 10-pin bowling, gardening, film club and many more.

Sevenoaks is an attractive town just south of the M25 and named presumably after the famous tree. Today it is a busy commuter town with good shopping and attractive parks and gardens. One of the oldest cricket grounds in England is to be found in Sevenoaks and also one of the largest houses at Knowle which is just southwest of the town. In June 1450 the Battle of Sevenoaks took place in which a Royalist force was routed by Kentish rebels. Sevenoaks School was founded in the 15th century by a Lord Mayor of London.