Cedar Court Care Home Nursing Homes Witney
60 Moorland Rd, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX28 6LG
Enjoy carefree living at our down-to-earth home on the edge of the Cotswolds, where your happiness is our priority.
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Cedar Court care home in Witney
We’re incredibly proud of our modern yet homely care home, which is held in high regard by our residents and their families. The home has a wonderful feel from the minute you step through the door. From our spacious and bright rooms to our stylish courtyard garden, Cedar Court really is a place to call home.
Our delicious, chef-prepared food menus and stimulating activities programme are testaments to our commitment to delivering the very best standards in care home living.
As a care home in Witney, Cedar Court provides a base close to the town’s established community and amenities.
Witney has a long association with blanket making, an industry that helped shape its prosperity and identity over centuries. The town’s historic character remains visible today alongside its shops, markets, cafés, and community facilities, giving residents opportunities to remain connected with a familiar local setting.
This combination of established surroundings and dedicated care creates a setting where everyday life can retain links with the wider community.
Our caring staff always have residents’ best interests at heart. Nothing is ever too much trouble for our professional and compassionate team, who are dedicated to supporting residents to live later life to its fullest potential.
We can’t wait to welcome you into our friendly home.
Call us on 01993 226400 or fill in our online form to book or find out more.Care services
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Residential Care
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Nursing Care
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Respite Care
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Dementia Care
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Palliative Care
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Care for under 65's
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Nursing Dementia Care
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Residential Dementia Care
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Cedar Court offers 24-hour nursing, residential and dementia care for older people as well as care for younger people with physical disabilities in our specialist unit.
Our exceptional nurses and care assistants, who have been handpicked for their caring and compassionate nature alongside their knowledge and skills, deliver care that encompasses social, physical, psychological and environmental needs.
The bright and spacious layout of the home has been purposefully designed with people living with mobility and dementia challenges in mind.
Residents and their relatives are also encouraged to share their views about life at Cedar Court, helping the team understand what matters to the people living there. The home works with community, health, and social care professionals to create links between different sources of support, drawing on their input where needed.
This collaborative approach helps relevant advice inform day-to-day care and gives families a clear route for raising questions or sharing changes in circumstances. It is one of the practical features that distinguishes Cedar Court from other care homes in Witney.
To speak to one of our team, call us on 01993 226400 for a no-obligation chat.
Daily activities and entertainment are a core part of our quality care at Cedar Court. We pride ourselves on offering a diverse, enriching range of weekly activities and entertainment, allowing residents to continue to relish in their favourite hobbies and pastimes or to try out something new entirely.
We involve residents in the planning of our weekly activities timetables and offer one-to-one bespoke and tailored opportunities as requested. We’re also passionate about keeping our homes and residents at the heart of the local community, working closely with community groups, schools and other community connections to keep residents involved in local activities. Some of our regular activities include:
- Visits to local shops and attractions
- Visiting entertainers
- Arts and crafts
- Sensory garden
- Themed cultural days
Activities at Cedar Court reflect residents’ interests rather than following a fixed routine.
In September 2024, residents participated in a lottery-themed afternoon, discussing what they would do with a windfall and sharing ideas about travel, family, charitable giving, and personal ambitions. This encouraged conversation and creativity and gave residents a chance to learn more about one another.
Alongside our regular pastimes, activities like this one give life at care homes in Witney a social dimension, allowing residents to express their personalities, preferences, and aspirations.
An exceptional dining experience is an essential part of the care package we provide. We believe residents should be able to enjoy eating what they want when they want.
Our catering team prides itself on producing food of the highest quality, using local suppliers to create fresh, homemade dishes each day. We offer a variety of meal choices to suit all tastes and diets.
Our daily food menu includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. Mid-morning, afternoon and evening snacks and drinks are also served, and sandwiches, biscuits and other refreshments are available at any time of the day.
Food also has a visible place in Witney’s community calendar.
The annual Witney Festival of Food and Drink attracted around 4,000 visitors in 2026, with more than 65 artisan stalls showcasing local food and drink producers. The event reflects the strong connection between food, independent businesses, and community life in this town.
Cedar Court is situated in Witney, the largest of the market towns in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds, and is easily accessible from the A40. Although Witney has a bustling atmosphere, Cedar Court is in a quiet and peaceful part of the town, while still being close to local amenities.
The town has a good range of shops, supermarkets and a twice-weekly market. Local annual events include the autumn Witney Carnival and Witney Feast, nearby Eynsham Carnival and Wychwood Forest Fair.
Cedar Court also benefits from recent improvements to transport links around Witney. In July 2026, new slip roads opened at the A40/B4022 Shores Green junction, improving access to the town and helping reduce through-traffic in the centre.
The project also introduced 1.2km of shared-use path for walking and cycling, alongside new crossings and other infrastructure improvements.
These changes make journeys into and around the town more straightforward for residents, relatives, staff, and visitors.
The health and wellness of our residents is very important, and we work closely in partnership with local health and wellness professionals to ensure every resident is able to lead a full and enriched life. We welcome visiting professionals such as GPs, chiropodists, and opticians, and can arrange visits to other professionals if and when required.
Cedar Court health and wellness also extends beyond the home itself.
In October 2024, Cedar Court residents joined carers, relatives, friends, and former employees for a Memory Walk in Witney supporting the Alzheimer’s Society. The walk took participants through Witney Town Centre, combining gentle physical activity with social connection and a shared purpose. It gave Cedar Court residents the opportunity to spend time alongside people important to them while supporting dementia research.
For our care home in Witney, initiatives such as this one demonstrate how wellbeing can encompass physical activity, relationships, community participation, and meaningful contributions beyond everyday life within Cedar Court.
Our friendly care team can answer any additional questions you have about Cedar Court. Give us a call or fill in our contact form, and we will call you back.
What types of care are available at Cedar Court?
Cedar Court provides 24-hour nursing, residential, respite, dementia, and palliative care. The home also has a specialist unit for younger people with physical disabilities.
How many residents can Cedar Court accommodate?
Cedar Court is registered for up to 63 people. Accommodation is arranged across two floors, with a choice of lounges, dining rooms, and garden areas. Bedrooms can be personalised, allowing residents at this care home in Witney to bring familiar belongings and create a living space that reflects their tastes.
What is daily life like at Cedar Court?
Cedar Court combines private bedrooms and communal areas with a programme of activities, chef-prepared meals, and access to outdoor space. Residents can spend time in the courtyard garden, take part in organised activities, or enjoy quieter periods in the home.
The Cedar Court team also involves residents in planning activities, ensuring that the weekly programme reflects their interests.
What is there to do near the Cedar Court care home in Witney?
Residents and their families can enjoy a good range of local amenities and attractions in Witney, including shops, supermarkets, cafés, and the town’s twice-weekly market.
The town is also known for its historic blanket-making industry, while nearby places such as Minster Lovell, Ducklington, and Stanton Harcourt provide opportunities to discover the surrounding countryside and local heritage.
Does Cedar Court have outdoor space?
Yes. Cedar Court has a courtyard garden with a dedicated sensory garden. These areas provide residents with a range of opportunities to spend time outside, whether they’re enjoying the surroundings, taking part in activities, or spending time with friends and family in the fresh air.
Our accommodation
Arranged over two floors, our 63 bedrooms can be personalised to make them a real home-from-home, and residents are able to enjoy a selection of lounges, dining rooms and well-kept gardens for relaxing, socialising and entertaining. All of our bedrooms are provided ready-furnished with the essentials for instant comfort.
Amongst our range of well-equipped areas and facilities, there’s always space for quiet contemplation, or for enjoying the company of kindred spirits, and for relishing in interests and pursuits.
Our in-house hairdressing facility provides the perfect sanctuary to keep our residents feeling their best, whilst our courtyard garden offers an al fresco setting to enjoy anything from a morning stroll to afternoon tea.
Get in touch to discuss care at Cedar Court
To speak to one of our team or to book a visit to Cedar Court, please send a message using our contact form.
Alternatively, you can call us on 01993 226400 for a no obligation chat with our friendly care team.
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Terms and Conditions
If you will be funding your stay privately, please click here to view our Resident Contract of Admission for Self-Funders.
If a Local Authority may be funding your stay, please click here to view our Resident Terms and Conditions for a Local Authority Funded Stay.
Your Local Authority might locate/suggest a care home that is/your Local Authority believes is suitable to meet your care and support needs, that is of a lower cost than our required weekly fee. In this circumstance the Local Authority is unlikely to agree to fully fund your stay if you choose to select our care home instead of the less expensive establishment it has sourced for/suggested to you. In this event, private ‘top-up’ payments will be necessary in order to address the shortfall between our weekly fee and the weekly fee funding available from/offered by your Local Authority.
An additional top-up payment will almost certainly be required if you select, or we only have available, a non-standard room in the care home and your Local Authority is only prepared to pay for a standard room. If you select, or we only have available, a non-standard room in the care home, the additional cost for that non-standard room will have to be met by top-up payments.
Owing to the fact that your financial means will have been assessed by your Local Authority, it is very likely that the Local Authority will require private top-up payments to be made by a third party from their own funds. Although the Guidance to the Care Act 2014 states that a Local Authority ought itself collect top-up payments, some require us to collect such payments on their behalf. Should the Local Authority require us to collect top-up payments, we would issue the third party who is to fund the top-up with a contractual agreement for their review and signature.
If a Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) may be funding your stay, please click here to view our Resident Terms and Conditions for a CCG Funded Stay.