Penarth Pier

About Parkside House Penarth.

An elegant Victorian house set in pleasant & attractive grounds.

Parkside is a sympathetically adapted Victorian House in Penarth that looks out onto the Bristol Channel. The home is set in its gardens on Park Road, with a large lawn at the front of the home and patios and a sensory garden to the rear. Park Road is a quiet road above Penarth Esplanade and within easy walking distance of Penarth town centre, with its shops, cafes, restaurants and library.

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Statement of purpose

A family owned,
well-established business.

We have a Registered Manager and a Deputy Manager both of whom have have QCF/NVQ level 5 qualifications in leadership and management in health and social care.

They manage a team of staff – carers, cleaners, laundry staff, kitchen staff, an entertainment officer and a health and safety officer who work together to provide care for our residents in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

The Manager has an open-door policy so that residents and their friends and families can discuss any matters they wish as they arise. As well as the Manager and Deputy Manager there is always a fully trained senior carer on duty.

All care staff have induction training when they begin working with us and are encouraged to take QCF training in Health and Care. Our staff follow a continuous program of training to ensure that they are equipped to provide residents with good care.

Staff are also supported in providing care and helping residents maintain their dignity by outside specialists such as nurses, chiropodists, opticians and dental hygienists.

Places to Explore on Your Door Step

Penarth Pier

A fully restored Art Deco Pier Pavilion housing a gallery, cinema, cafe and restaurant.

Alexandra Gardens

Alexandra Park, Penarth is a well-preserved Edwardian park with a variety of paths to explore.

Town Centre

Penarth town centre is full of local produce, charity shops, independent cafes and restaurants.

Situated in Penarth, a Victorian seaside town near Cardiff.

A large Victorian house that looks out onto the Bristol Channel only a short walk away from the seafront, parks and cliff-top walks with lovely views.

There are several restaurants and cafes along the esplanade where one can enjoy hot or cold drinks, a bite to eat or an ice cream whilst enjoying the sea view.

We are conveniently placed near to the town centre and so we benefit from all the facilities and services that are close to hand. Penarth is a busy town with plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars. There are a variety of shops including Boots, Tesco’s, Sainsbury’s, Greggs, news agencies and plenty of clothes boutiques and gift shops.

In Penarth there is a library, and there are local places of worship for different faiths.

There is a railway station nearby that has a direct connection to the centre of Cardiff, which is only a 10-minute ride. There is also a regular bus service to Cardiff. There are several local taxi services available.