Fairfax Manor in Harrogate is celebrating national success after being named 'Best New Care Home' at the Care Home Awards 2025.
The accolade, sponsored by Beaucare, was presented to the delighted Fairfax Manor team on 28th May, recognising the home's 'outstanding' approach to care, innovation, and design.
The annual Care Home Awards ceremony took place earlier this month on 15th May at the Royal Garden Hotel in London, where care providers from across the UK gathered to celebrate excellence in the sector.
Fairfax Manor stood out among tough competition, winning praise from the judges for its forward-thinking approach to care and exceptional environment.
Lucy Gradwell, Manager at Fairfax Manor, said:
"We are incredibly proud to receive this award. To be recognised on a national stage is a huge honour for the entire team.
“This award is a reflection of the passion and dedication our team shows every single day.”
Fairfax Manor on Wetherby Road, part of the Lovett Care group, opened its doors in 2024 and has quickly become known for its luxurious setting, personalised care, and vibrant community spirit.
The “Best New Care Home” award highlights the home's swift rise as a benchmark for excellence in elderly residential care.
For more information about Fairfax Manor, please visit www.lovettcare.co.uk or email enquiries.fairfaxmanor@lovett-care.com for care enquiries.

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