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Coombe Hill Manor consists of 94 private apartments that vary from studios through to one- and two-bedroom suites. The home offers residential and nursing care, and comprehensive facilities and services, all within a comfortable, friendly and home-like environment. The services also feature a specialist dementia suite, designed especially to offer unique support for individuals requiring specialist dementia care. The home has its very own cinema room and a dedicated space for exhibiting art. The Signature Cafe offers a welcoming, casual dining experience, ideal for sharing with families.

Facilities: The day centre is safe, welcoming and friendly, offering members of the local community the opportunity to benefit from a wide choice of facilities and activities in engaging surroundings. The programme of daily events is entirely flexible and includes a range of interesting leisure activities, meals and snacks, plus regular excursions to places of interest.

Residents are encouraged to join stimulating classes such as tai chi. Residents and guests of varying levels of flexibility meet in the lounge or activities areas, with assistants on hand to help provide encouragement and support where required. Exercise and in particular tai chi classes have been proven to stimulate both body and mind, increasing mobility and benefiting circulation.

Kingston-upon-Thames was known as Kingston in Domesday and had a church, five mills and three fisheries. It was the oldest royal borough in England and was once a Saxon capital and next to the present All Saints Church is the site of the original Saxon church. In the Middle Ages it was an important crossing point on the Thames and a bridge is recorded here in the 13th century. Cardinal Wolsey also built an aqueduct under the river to take water to Hampton Court.