Best Care Homes in York
York has 61 CQC-registered care homes with a combined 2,461 beds. 3 homes have achieved an Outstanding rating — the highest possible CQC grade, including Connaught Court. 41 homes are rated Good. 8 homes require improvement — always check the latest CQC inspection report before visiting.
When choosing a care home in York, we recommend shortlisting three to five homes and visiting each in person. Pay attention to the atmosphere, speak with staff and current residents' families, and use our choosing guide to compare them systematically. Understanding how care home fees are funded — including NHS Continuing Healthcare and local authority support — is also essential before making a decision.
York has care homes specialising in dementia care, learning disability care, mental health care and 4 other care types.
Specialist Care in York
Connaught Court
St. Oswalds Road,York
Stoneleigh Home
Main Street,Bielby,York
Recovery House
122 Haxby Road,York
Stamford Bridge Beaumont
Buttercrambe Road,Stamford Bridge,York
Mossdale Residence
Mossdale Residencies,Mossdale Avenue,York
Amarna House Care Home
Rosetta Way,Boroughbridge Road,York
South Park Care Home
Gale Lane,York
Rawcliffe Manor
Coningham Avenue,York
Handley House
Green Lane,Clifton,York
Riverside Care Complex
Riverside Care Complex, Hull Road,Kexby,York
Mulberry Court
Clifton Park,Shipton Road,York
Ebor Court
Great North Way,York Business Park, Nether Poppleton,York
Ouse View Care Home
1 Fordlands Road,Fulford,York
Meadowbeck
1 Meadowbeck Close,Osbaldwick,York
St Catherine's Care Home
1 East Lane,Shipton by Beningborough,York
Birchlands Care Home
Moor Lane,Haxby,York
Peacock Manor Nursing Home
Brotes lane,Boroughbridge Road, Whixley,York
New Lodge
Rowntree Lodge,Haxby Road, New Earswick,York
Rosevale
33 The Village,Wigginton,York
Somerset House Nursing Home
1 Church Lane,Wheldrake,York
Oaklands Nursing Home
Gilsthwaite Lane,Kirk Hammerton,York
The Oaks
Hartrigg Oaks, Lucombe Way,New Earswick,York
Oak Trees Care Home
Main Street,Alne,York
Ivy Lodge Retirement Home
Briergate,Haxby,York
Northgate House
92 York Road,Market Weighton,York
Heath Lodge Community Haven
York Road,Boroughbridge,York
Alne Hall
Alne Hall,Alne,York
Fulford Nursing Home
43 Heslington Lane,York
Omega Oak Barn
High Lane,Beadlam, Nawton,York
Woodlands Neurological Rehabilitation
120 Thief Lane,York
Limetree House Upper Poppleton
Chantry Green, Main Street,Upper Poppleton,York
The Dexters Limited
21 Penleys Grove Street,York
Graver's Care Home Limited
17 Wigginton Road,York
Apple Tree Care Home
Ox Carr Lane,Strensall,York
Lifestyles
55-59 Wentworth Road,Scarcroft Hill,York
Riccall House Care Home
78 Main Street,Riccall,York
Christmas Lodge
196 Mount Vale,York
Prospect House Care Home
Gate Helmsley,York
Hawthorn House
133 The Village,Strensall,York
Copperclay Mews
Copperclay Walk,Easingwold,York
Royal Mencap Society - 2 Conroy Close
2 Conroy Close,Easingwold,York
Flaxman Avenue
77 Flaxman Avenue,York
Yearsley Villa
177 Huntington Road,York
Priory Westfield View
27 Holme Road,Market Weighton,York
Frequently Asked Questions
How many care homes are in York?
York has 61 CQC-registered care homes, with 2,461 total beds across the city.
What is the average CQC rating in York?
The average CQC rating for care homes in York is 3.8 out of 5. 3 homes have achieved Outstanding — the highest possible grade.
How many Outstanding care homes are in York?
York has 3 Outstanding-rated care homes and 41 Good-rated care homes. Outstanding homes have passed the highest level of CQC inspection.
What types of care are available in York?
Care homes in York offer both residential care (personal care without nursing) and nursing care for those with complex medical needs. Specialist care types available include dementia care, learning disability care, mental health care, nursing care.
What are typical care home fees in York?
Care home fees in York vary by home type and level of care. Residential care typically ranges from £700–£1,200 per week; nursing care is usually higher. Those with assets below £23,250 may qualify for local authority funding — a care needs and financial assessment is required.
How do I choose the right care home in York?
Start by identifying the level of care needed (residential, nursing, or specialist). Then check CQC ratings — Outstanding and Good-rated homes meet the highest standards. Visit in person, speak with staff and families of current residents, and use our checklist to compare homes systematically. Read our full guide for step-by-step advice.
Data from the Care Quality Commission, last updated March 2026. How we use this data