Bridge House Care Home Wallington - Riverside Nursing & Dementia Care
Care shaped around each person - in a setting unlike any other.
Bridge House Care Centre is a fully refurbished, Grade II listed building situated on the banks of the River Wandle in Wallington, Surrey - directly opposite Beddington Park. We provide nursing care, dementia support, residential care and respite stays for up to 36 residents, all in single rooms. Families consistently tell us that the warmth of the team, the standard of the cooking, the cleanliness of the home and the way each resident is treated as an individual are what sets Bridge House apart.
- CQC Registered and Regulated — Part of Abbey Total Care Group
- Grade II listed riverside building - all 36 rooms single occupancy
- Family involvement welcomed and actively encouraged
Our care services
Care and support in Wallington
Nine care services in one listed house in Wallington, from a short respite stay to 24-hour nursing and end-of-life care. Call us and we will say plainly whether Bridge House suits.
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Residential care
Day-to-day help in a Grade II listed house of 36 single rooms by the River Wandle in Wallington.
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Nursing care
Registered nurses on duty day and night for 36 residents in Wallington with complex health needs.
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Dementia care
Small, familiar surroundings for people living with dementia in Wallington.
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Respite care
Short stays opposite Beddington Park when a carer needs a break or extra support is needed for a while.
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Rehabilitation care
Rebuilding strength and confidence after a fall, surgery or a stay at St Helier before going home.
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Day care
Lunch, company and the riverside garden during the day at Bridge House for people still living at home in Wallington.
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Advanced dementia care
More intensive nursing support as dementia progresses, in a house of 36 single rooms.
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One-to-one care
Dedicated support for a single resident at Bridge House, agreed after assessment with the family and the nurse in charge.
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Palliative care
End-of-life nursing beside the River Wandle, with pain managed, dignity kept and family closely involved.
Not sure which care to choose?
Call 020 8647 8419 or send the form. Describe what is happening and Bridge House will tell you what we can do and when.
020 8647 8419Facilities
A patio garden by the River Wandle
A refurbished Grade II listed building with 36 single rooms.
Rooms
- 36 Single Bedrooms
- Grade II Listed House
- Nurse Call System
Dining & Social
- Dining Room
- Conservatory Terrace
- Communal Lounges
Outdoors
- Beside the River Wandle
- Opposite Beddington Park
- Raised Beds in the Conservatories
- Well Courtyard & Back Garden
Care on Site
- Registered Nurses 24 Hours
- Laundry Service
Everyday life, in pictures.
The river, the conservatories and 36 residents: everyday life at Bridge House.
Words from the Families we care for.
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From our home to your family
News & advice
Written by the Bridge House team for families in Wallington, Carshalton, Sutton and Croydon: who pays, hospital discharge, respite and dementia care.
All news & adviceCare home fees in Sutton in 2026/27: how the council means test, NHS-funded nursing care and self-funding work for Wallington and Carshalton families
Read articleRespite care in Wallington and Carshalton: short stays at Bridge House for carers in Sutton, Hackbridge and Beddington
Read articleDementia care in Wallington and Sutton: how a small riverside nursing home supports people with dementia and their families
Read articleQuestions families ask about Bridge House
Still unsure? Call 020 8647 8419 and talk it through. Figures are for 2026/27 and come from GOV.UK and the NHS.
Where is Bridge House, and how do I get there?
Bridge House is at 280-282 London Road, Wallington SM6 7DJ. Hackbridge station is about half a mile away and Wallington station is also close, with the A237 and A232 nearby.
Who is the manager at Bridge House?
Audry Kovacs is the Registered Manager. Ask for Audry on 020 8647 8419, or read more on our About page.
Is Bridge House a nursing home or a residential home?
It provides both, with registered nurses on duty day and night. Residential care covers personal help such as washing, dressing and medication. Nursing care adds a registered nurse for clinical needs such as wound care and monitoring, and residential care suits someone who does not need that regularly.
Is Bridge House a listed building?
Yes. It is a refurbished Grade II listed building by the River Wandle, with 36 single rooms and registered nurses on duty day and night.
How much does Bridge House cost per week?
The weekly fee is set after an assessment, because it depends on the care needed and the room. Call 020 8647 8419 and ask for the current fee in writing. If a person needs registered nursing, the NHS pays a contribution of £267.68 a week in 2026/27. Read our guide to care home fees in Sutton.
Will Sutton Council help pay for care at Bridge House?
It depends on needs and money. Sutton Council starts with a free needs assessment, then a financial assessment. In 2026/27 someone with over £23,250 in capital usually pays the full fee, and capital under £14,250 is ignored, though income still counts. NHS continuing healthcare can pay everything if assessed needs qualify. The council responsible is the one where the person lived before the move.
Do I lose my State Pension if I move into Bridge House?
No, moving into a care home does not stop it. If you pay your own fees you keep it. If the council helps, it counts as income towards the fee and you keep at least £31.80 a week. GOV.UK says most other benefits usually stop within 28 days when the NHS or the council funds the stay, so tell the Pension Service either way.
What does dementia care look like at Bridge House?
Being outside can help on restless days, and there are three spaces to use: the well courtyard, the conservatories with their raised flower beds, and the back garden. The raised flower beds bring the garden indoors for anyone who has loved gardening. Read more about dementia care.
Does the council or NHS pay for respite at Bridge House?
Sometimes. Councils fund respite only for people assessed as needing it, so ask for a needs assessment and a carer's assessment first. After a hospital stay or a fall, the NHS may offer free intermediate care, usually for up to 6 weeks. Otherwise the person pays for the stay. Read how a short stay works.
Can we visit Bridge House, and is there a waiting list?
Yes, please visit before deciding. See the well courtyard and the conservatories, and meet the nurses. Room availability changes, so call 020 8647 8419 with the care you need and when, or request a visit.
Where can I read the CQC report for Bridge House?
On the Care Quality Commission website: the CQC record for Bridge House.
Come and see Bridge House.
See the river, the well courtyard and a bedroom, and meet the nurses. Visits in Wallington seven days a week, no obligation.