Clifton Manor
Residential.
Welcome to
Need urgent care? Speak to a member of our friendly team
With you every step of the way.
Choosing the right care home can often be difficult and a little daunting. It’s natural to feel anxious and uncertain, but you’re not alone - our dedicated and friendly team is here to listen, support, and guide you every step of the way.
Care we offer in our home.
Residential
care
Respite
care
Dementia
care
Long term
stay
Nursing
care
Short term
stay
The warmest
of welcomes.
Clifton Manor sits proudly within RDCP Care’s portfolio of care homes. Set in the town of Clifton, on the outskirts of Nottingham, our purpose built home offers comfort and that real home from home feeling.
We pride ourselves on providing first-class care and round-the-clock support. Whatever the individual tastes and requirements, we want our residents to feel comfortable and confident when staying with us.
What we
can offer you.
Our 47 bedroom suites are designed to provide comfort, privacy and independence. With round the clock room service on offer, every need is catered for.
Both inside and outside Clifton Manorthe spaces are designed to promote social interaction and boost wellbeing. Alongside areas in which to socialise and enjoy the company of fellow residents, there’s also spaces where some alone time or privacy with with loved ones.
Explore more about what we offer…
Your experience matters -
From the moment you enter our doors, we’ve thought of everything.
From comfortable surroundings and thoughtfully designed spaces to the warm welcome from our team, every detail is there to help residents and families feel at ease. We believe daily life should feel reassuring, familiar, and enjoyable, with personalised care, meaningful activities, and plenty of opportunities to relax, connect, and feel at home.
Our features.
-
![]()
• 24-hour care and support
• Spacious, comfortable lounges
• Bright and welcoming dining areas
• Warm, homely décor and surroundings
• Hair and beauty salon
• Dedicated activities and social spaces
• Quiet lounges and reading areas
• Family visiting areas
• Regular live entertainment
• Home-cooked meals prepared daily
• Dementia-friendly environments
• Laundry services included
• Hairdressing and pamper sessions -
![]()
• Regular day trips and outings
• Visits to local cafés and restaurants
• Trips to local parks and beauty spots
• Garden centre visits
• Community events and local celebrations
• Church and faith-based visits
• Intergenerational activities
• Seasonal events and festive outings
• Fundraising and charity events
• Family events and community open days
• Gentle walks and outdoor activities
• Pub lunches and afternoon teas
• Strong community links -
![]()
• Person-centred care and support
• Family involvement and open visiting
• Nutritious, home-cooked meals
• Hydration support throughout the day
• Encouragement to maintain independence
• Meaningful daily activity programme
• Emotional wellbeing support
• Medication management and support
• One-to-one companionship and support
• Pet visits and therapy sessions
• Spiritual and faith-based support
• Support with hobbies and personal interests
• Arts, crafts, and creative activities
Leigh Greensmith
Home Manager
-
Upon leaving education, I began my career in children’s social care before taking time out to have my children. I later returned to work in adult social care and joined Monarch Healthcare in 2018 as a Care Assistant. From there, I progressed through the organisation into Senior Care Assistant, Team Leader, Deputy Manager, and now my current role as Home Manager. Alongside my career progression, I completed my Level 3 in Health and Social Care and my Level 5 in Leadership and Management.
My inspiration to work in care came from supporting my Grandma with care in the community. Through that experience, I saw how good support enabled her to remain at home and receive end-of-life care in the way she wanted, which had a lasting impact on me. What I enjoy most about my role is that no two days are ever the same. I never know what I will be faced with, and I value the opportunity to make even a small difference to someone’s day, as simple gestures can have a big impact on residents’ wellbeing.
One of my key strengths is medication management, which is an area I am particularly passionate about. I enjoy supporting audits, working with the Integrated Care Board during visits, and ensuring staff are confident and well trained in medication procedures, including understanding side effects to keep residents safe. I also have a strong interest in supporting residents living with dementia in non-medication-based ways, using meaningful activities and distraction techniques to reduce anxiety and agitation.
My approach to supporting residents, families, and my team is to treat everyone as an individual. I take time to listen, validate feelings, and work collaboratively to find solutions to any concerns. I believe in being open, positive, and transparent, and in learning from every situation. As a team, I feel it is important that we reflect on experiences, take forward lessons learned, and continuously improve the care we provide.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I like shopping, going on day trips to local parks, and taking short breaks away when I can.
from our
Home Manager.
A word
We know choosing a care home is an important decision, which is why my myself and my team will be here for you or a loved one, every step of the way. We go out of our way to create a warm, supportive environment where residents feel comfortable, cared for, and respected. We’re here to provide not only professional care, but also kindness, reassurance, and a genuine sense of community.
Leigh Greensmith
Home Manager
Leigh’s support team
Charlotte Porter
Deputy Manager
Charlene Wharmby
Admin
Living life
to the full.
Discover how each day is shaped around comfort, companionship, and meaningful moments. From morning routines to activities, dining, and quiet time, explore what daily life in our home looks like and how we create a supportive, enriching environment for every resident.
Our Life to the Full section offers a real flavour of what life is like in our homes.
Where to start.
We have a few ways you can make a start. Our dedicated and friendly enquiries team are here to help you, whatever stage you and your loved ones are at. Choose the next step you feel comfortable with…
FAQs
We understand that choosing a care home comes with many questions, and it’s important to have the answers you need. Below are some of the most common questions our enquiries team are asked. And don’t worry, our friendly team are here to answer any other questions you may need answering.
-
We offer a comprehensive range of care services tailored to individual needs. This includes residential care, nursing care, specialist support for individuals living with dementia, as well as short-term respite care and convalescent support.
-
Absolutely. Visit as many times as you like. We actively encourage prospective residents and their families to arrange a visit. A tour allows you to meet our team, view our facilities, and get a genuine feel for the atmosphere within our homes.
-
Yes, we want our homes to feel like your home. We warmly encourage you to bring personal items, photographs, and small pieces of furniture to personalise your room and create a familiar, comforting space.
-
Our homes feature dementia-friendly design elements, and our team undergoes specialist training to provide compassionate, person-centred care. We focus on creating a safe, engaging environment that promotes dignity and supports memory recall through tailored activities and sensory experiences.
-
We operate an open-door policy. Family and friends are welcome to visit at any time that suits you and them. We also have quiet areas and lounges where you can spend quality time together.
-
Yes, our experienced in-house chefs prepare fresh, nutritious meals daily. We cater to all dietary needs, including vegetarian, vegan, diabetic, and culturally specific diets, as well as providing modified textures for those with swallowing difficulties.
-
![]()
21 JAN 2026
B S
(Son of Resident)Some very engaging activities planned. And respond to the residents needs. Staff very helpful and update the family. Medical care is provided from a local GP when required and they support with hospital appointments…
-
![]()
18 DEC 2025
Amy M
(Daughter of Resident)Mum was very happy here and saw the carers as an extension of her family. The care was exemplary. The Home is very well managed and clean and happy…
-
![]()
9 JUL 2025
Deborah M
(Daughter of Resident)Clifton manor was so caring and helpful with helping us transition my dad from living with us to permanently to living at Clifton manor as we felt guilty for having to make that decision. The home is amazing and the staff was so lovely…
-
![]()
22 MAY2025
Annette C
(Daughter of Resident)My dad has enjoyed his stay here. Having dementia, he came here straight after the death of his wife. Right from the first night he arrived he has been well cared for and the staff were so welcoming and patient with him…
-
![]()
31 MAR 2025
Debbie H
(Goddaughter of Resident)he staff are always willing to speak and are always on hand for queries. It's taken a great weight off our shoulders knowing our Godmother is safe, happy and healthy despite the dementia progressing…
-
![]()
22 OCT 2024
M O
(Daughter of Resident)While there has never been any doubt of the care my dad received during his time here, to witness the 24 hour love first hand that all the staff had for my dad and his well being was heartwarming and certainly helped us…
