Cinnamon Care Collection’s latest care home, Oakley Grange in Bishop’s Tachbrook, Warwickshire, has been completed and is awaiting imminent approval from the Care Quality Commission.

The £9.4 million facility will provide 66 beds and five care suites that cater for assisted living and specialist dementia care. It will also offer cinema rooms and private dining, supported with a commercial kitchen, and a dedicated therapy room.

The home was built by construction firm Stepnell which commenced the build in January last year and completed in 73 weeks. It was the fourth project completed between the two firms.

James Gant, development director at Cinnamon Care Collection, said: “Oakley Grange is a brand-new luxury care home, which will offer premium care facilities that cater for residential and specialist dementia care. The home boasts lavish and luxurious interiors, superb onsite amenities, and high-class quality hospitality. Oakley Grange offers first-class residential care and dementia care set within a stunning care home environment.

Steve Hollins, project manager at Stepnell, commented: “Calling on our collective healthcare experience, including an established relationship with Cinnamon Care Collection, we were pleased to deliver a first-class assisted living facility for older residents in rural Warwickshire.

“Using its complete construction expertise, Stepnell was able to take advantage of its Step Energy and in-house joinery department, providing energy specialists to install a 70-panel solar array, as well as numerous bespoke fitted furniture items suitable for later-living requirements, and all made locally in Warwickshire.