Fairfax Manor Care Home in Harrogate, part of the Lovett Care Group, has been shortlisted in the prestigious Knight Frank Luxury Care Home Awards 2025.
Situated on Wetherby Road, Fairfax Manor is described as an “elegant” new care home providing a wide range of activities and high-quality care to its residents.
The care home has been selected by Knight Frank as a finalist for this prestigious shortlist from a list of 150 care homes across the UK.
Knight Frank’s panel of notable judges visited the home earlier this month and were hosted by the Lovett Care team, along with the home’s interior designers and architect.
Keith Crockett, CEO at Lovett Care, was delighted to show the judges around the home.
He said,
“Fairfax Manor is an exceptional home in so many ways.
“We are proud of every aspect of this home, from its remarkable team to the home’s impressive architecture and luxury interiors.
“We are honoured to be a finalist in the Knight Frank Luxury Care Home Awards 2025.”

The home has a large orangery café and landscaped gardens, providing a stylish space for families to meet.
It offers both residential and dementia care and has 90 private ensuite bedrooms, a cinema, a beauty salon, comfortable lounges, and elegant dining rooms. It even has its own pub.
The Lovett Care Group owns, develops, and operates a portfolio of 15 care homes across the UK, with a commitment to providing personalised care in high-quality environments.
If you would like to visit Fairfax Manor Care Home or find out more about the home, please call 01423 462344 or visit lovettcare.co.uk/fairfax-manor-care-home.

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