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Luxury Care Home in Aberdeenshire

Raemoir Manor Care Home is set in a peaceful position on the edge of Banchory in Aberdeenshire, offering a welcoming place to live for older people who need extra support. The home is well placed for families across Aberdeenshire, with Banchory’s shops, cafés and local services just a short journey away and Aberdeen within easy driving distance.

Residents benefit from a blend of professional care and homely comfort, with thoughtfully designed bedrooms, attractive communal spaces and access to landscaped grounds. The team supports people with Residential, Nursing, Dementia and Respite Care needs, so individuals can stay within a familiar setting even if their requirements change over time.

At Raemoir Manor Care Home, the team’s priority is always the wellbeing, comfort and dignity of the people who live there. Staff take time to build genuine relationships, learning about each person’s history, interests and routines so that care feels personal rather than routine. Small details, such as a preferred way of taking tea, a favourite chair, the right time of day for a bath, are treated as important.

The home’s location in Banchory, combined with a full range of care options and well‑maintained surroundings, allows residents to feel both supported and at home. Families are welcomed as partners in care and encouraged to share their views, ask questions and stay involved. This open, thoughtful approach underpins everything the team does, helping residents feel valued and well cared for every day.

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What You’ll Find at Raemoir Manor Care Home

Dedicated Visitor Area

3 Large Dining Rooms

Communal Balconies

Raised Planters

Putting Green

Ensuite Bathrooms

Nursing Care in Aberdeenshire

Nursing Care at Raemoir Manor is designed for older people who require regular clinical oversight alongside day‑to‑day assistance. Qualified nurses are on hand to monitor health conditions, manage medications and work closely with GPs and other professionals in the Banchory and Aberdeen area. This joined‑up approach helps identify any changes early and ensures care plans are adapted promptly.

Residents receiving Nursing Care still enjoy the full life of the home, from time in the gardens to relaxed visits with family. The team places as much importance on comfort and reassurance as they do on clinical detail, recognising that feeling safe and listened to is central to wellbeing. For families, knowing that skilled nursing support is available around the clock brings real peace of mind.

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Residential Care in Aberdeenshire

Residential Care at Raemoir Manor supports people who are finding life at home more difficult but still wish to maintain their independence. Residents have their own bedroom and personal space, while the team provides help with tasks such as washing, dressing and general daily routines. Household jobs like cooking, cleaning and laundry are taken care of, freeing residents to focus on the parts of life they enjoy.

Within the home, there are opportunities to socialise, join activities or simply sit quietly with a book. Being based in Banchory means residents can also keep ties with the local community, through visits from family, church links or outings into town. This balance of security and independence is ideal for those who do not necessarily need nursing support but want the reassurance of staff being close at hand.

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Dementia Care in Aberdeenshire

Dementia Care at Raemoir Manor aims to provide a calm, predictable environment where people living with memory loss can feel understood and supported. Staff receive ongoing training to help them communicate effectively, respond to distress with patience and tailor support as each person’s dementia progresses. The home’s layout, signage and routines are designed to reduce confusion and support confidence.

Being in Banchory allows residents to stay within a landscape that may be familiar from earlier life, which can be particularly comforting. Gentle activities such as reminiscence, music, time in the gardens or looking through photographs help spark conversation and preserve a sense of identity. Families are encouraged to be part of daily life, sharing life stories and helping staff build a fuller picture of each person’s background.


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Respite Care in Aberdeenshire

Respite Care at Raemoir Manor offers short‑term stays for older people who need extra support for a limited period. This may follow a hospital stay, a change in health or simply give a family carer time to rest, take a holiday or manage other responsibilities. During a respite stay, guests receive the same high‑quality care and access to facilities as permanent residents.

For those living in or near Banchory, respite care can be a practical way to trial care home life without making an immediate, long‑term commitment. Guests can get to know the team, take part in activities and see how they feel in the setting. Families can use this time to consider whether a permanent move might be right in the future, while knowing their loved one is safe and well supported.

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What’s Local to Raemoir Manor Care Home?

Raemoir Manor Care Home benefits from its position close to many well‑known Royal Deeside attractions. Crathes Castle and its beautiful gardens are a short drive away, offering a favourite destination for family outings with woodland walks and views across the Dee valley. For residents and relatives, these trips can become cherished days out, especially when the weather is kind.

Banchory itself has a range of local shops, cafés and services, making it easy to combine a visit to the home with errands in town. The Falls of Feugh, just outside Banchory, provide a popular spot to watch salmon leaping in season and to enjoy the riverside scenery. These short trips are often manageable and rewarding for residents, particularly when supported by family or staff.

Further along Deeside, visitors will find Drum Castle, historic villages such as Aboyne and Ballater, and routes into the Cairngorms National Park. These are within reasonable travelling distance for day trips, giving families plenty of options when planning time together. Aberdeen itself is accessible by road, offering larger shops, cultural venues and transport links for those travelling from further away.

For residents with a strong connection to the countryside, the surrounding area offers familiar landscapes of fields, forests and hills. Even if longer trips are not always possible, simply knowing that these places are nearby and being able to see the changing seasons, can be very grounding. Short scenic drives along Deeside are often enough to bring back memories and start conversations.

Banchory also enjoys good road links, making it practical for relatives coming from Aberdeen, Stonehaven or other parts of Aberdeenshire. This ease of access means families can visit frequently without long or complicated journeys, helping maintain close contact and regular involvement in day‑to‑day life at the home.

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High-Quality Care Tailored To You

Raemoir Manor provides Nursing Care, Residential Care, Dementia Care and Respite Care, allowing us to support a wide range of needs under one roof. By offering different care types in a single setting, we can adapt support if circumstances change, helping residents remain in a familiar environment with staff they already know.

Care is planned with input from residents, families and healthcare professionals, with regular reviews to ensure support remains appropriate and respectful. Our team focuses not only on clinical needs but also on emotional wellbeing, independence where possible and maintaining the routines, hobbies and relationships that give each day its sense of purpose.

Life at Raemoir Care Home

Life at Raemoir Manor is shaped around what matters to each resident, rather than a rigid timetable. Our team supports a rhythm to the day that feels comfortable, whether that means a quiet morning with the newspaper, time in the lounge chatting with neighbours or taking part in a gentle activity.

We place importance on good food, meaningful contact and opportunities for conversation. Mealtimes are unhurried and social, with menus designed to be both nourishing and appealing, and we take care to cater for individual dietary needs. As health allows, residents are encouraged to enjoy the garden and local views, helping them stay connected to the Aberdeenshire landscape they know and love.

Contact Us

Provost Webster Road,
Banchory,
AB31 5BL

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