Signature Senior Lifestyle has opened a £10.4 million luxury care home in Buckinghamshire.

Signature at Farnham Common was officially launched by local dignitaries, including mayor of Beaconsfield, Alastair Pike, and founding resident, Ronnie Leggat.

Mayor Pike said: “It was a privilege to officiate at Signature at Farnham Common and see at first-hand the attention to detail that has gone into building this care home. I look forward to seeing how it will provide care for residents.” 

Farnham Common provides 74 studio apartments as well as a cinema, emporium including a hair and nail salon, therapy room and spa bathroom facilities, salon treatments including hand and manicures, and a dedicated physiotherapy room for resident treatments. 

The home’s Blyton Café pays homage to celebrated author Enid Blyton’s connection to Farnham Common.

Farnham Common was delivered in partnership with Beard Construction and PRP Architects. 

Jenny Buterchi, partner at PRP Architects, said: “We are delighted to have been on this journey with Signature to design and deliver this beautiful new care home at Farnham Common. The care home already sits so comfortably within the residential street scene along Beaconsfield Road, embedding it into the community.  

“The main residents’ communal areas were designed to sit at the heart of the plan to create vibrancy around the main entrance.  The open day showed just how successful this space is with staff, visitors, residents and families chatting together in the café space creating a real buzz.   

“The later living team at PRP is very proud to have been part of Signature’s new home at Farnham Common and has enjoyed seeing the positive impact the design is already having on the lives of its residents in their later years.”