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The Old Rectory Retirement Home

CQC: Good Residential care home in Canterbury

The Old Rectory Retirement Home is a residential care home in Canterbury, run by Axiom Rectory Limited. It is registered for 20 beds. The Care Quality Commission rated it Good on 3 January 2020.

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What the regulator found

The Care Quality Commission rated The Old Rectory Retirement Home Good on 3 January 2020, from an inspection.

  • Safe

    Good

  • Effective

    Good

  • Caring

    Good

  • Responsive

    Good

  • Well-led

    Good

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The registration

Type
Residential care home
Beds
20
Run by
Axiom Rectory Limited
Address
Lanfranc Gardens, Harbledown, Canterbury, CT2 8NJ
Council
Kent
On the register
1 year, since 5 March 2025
Last CQC check
3 January 2020
Phone
01227768004
Website
www.theoldrectoryharbledown.co.uk

Registered to care for

  • Caring for adults over 65 yrs

From the public register, which we read every week. Registration means a home is allowed to operate and is inspected; it is not a recommendation. Visit, ask to see the most recent report, and ask about fees in writing. Where our data comes from

Kent spent an average of £1,096 a week per resident on residential care for over-65s in 2024-25. That is a council average, not this home’s fee, and people paying for themselves are usually charged more. What every council pays

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