Aspen House

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Type of property

Aspen House is a residential service where people with learning disabilities, autism and other complex needs are empowered to live as independently as possible, to become integral members of the community and to achieve their goals and aspirations through individual care pathways.

This ten-bedroom detached house has a kitchen, two living rooms, two dining rooms, a utility room, a conservatory, two communal bathrooms - one with a bath and one wetroom-style - and seven ensuites with either a shower cubicle or a wetroom-style shower.

Aspen House also has two accessible gardens with patios for spending time outdoors when the weather is good. Assistive technology can be tailored to suit the needs of each person, and includes call bell alarms in the bedrooms and along the hallways.

Valued in your community

Aspen House is in Rushden, which has vibrant cafes, pubs, restaurants, high-street shops, banks, a library, and a post office. Rushden Historical Transport Museum, Rushden Museum and Rushden Lakes Shopping centre are also close by which includes a Cineworld Cinema, as well as more restaurants and shops.

For people who like to stay active, Waendel Leisure Centre in Wellingborough provides year-round access to exercise classes, a gym and a swimming pool. People also enjoy walking in the local parks and Nene Wetlands Nature Reserve.

Nearby Northampton provides access to larger attractions including a Vue Cinema, the Grosvenor Shopping Centre, theatres, museums, art galleries, Ten Pin Northampton for bowling, Northampton Marina, and Delapre Abbey.

Living at this service

We are ready to welcome someone who likes a friendly and vibrant atmosphere. The people we support here are aged between 25 and 70 and live with learning and physical disabilities. 

At Aspen House, people choose how to spend their time, regularly coming together to celebrate birthdays or national holidays.