Compassionate, Personalised Care
At Lincoln Manor, we provide a warm and welcoming home where residents receive tailored residential and dementia care. Located in the heart of Lincoln, our home blends modern support with the charm of this historic city, helping every resident live comfortably and with dignity.

A Place to Feel at Home
Life here is about more than just care – it’s about maintaining independence, enjoying friendships, and making the most of each day. Residents can take part in hobbies, social activities, and outings, whether it’s gardening, charity events, or exploring Lincoln’s rich history. With stylish, homely spaces, private en-suite bedrooms, and peaceful gardens, there’s always a place to relax and connect.

Thoughtful Amenities & Activities

• A cosy café for catching up with friends and family
• A relaxing salon for hair and nail treatments
• Beautiful, landscaped gardens for peaceful moments or social gatherings
• Regular activities and outings to keep life engaging and fun

Experience the Best of Lincoln
With Lincoln Cathedral, Lincoln Castle, and bustling markets nearby, residents can enjoy the vibrant culture and heritage of this remarkable city.

Please book a visit and come and see for yourself what life is like at Lincoln Manor.

Meet Our Home Manager – Susan Capindale

I’ve worked in the care sector for over 20 years, starting out as a volunteer before going on to study Health and Social Care. From the very beginning, I knew I wanted to make a meaningful difference in the lives of older people.

Since becoming a Registered Manager in 2013, I’ve completed my Level 5 qualification in Leadership and Management and taken on ambassador roles in Lincolnshire for both falls prevention and safeguarding. I’ve also been honoured to be named a finalist for the Lincolnshire Care Association’s Manager of the Year award in both 2018 and 2022.

At Lincoln Manor, my focus is on providing high-quality, person-centred care in a homely, respectful environment — a place where every resident feels valued, supported, and able to enjoy life in their own way.