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Woodland House - Opening May 2027

Holidays & Respite Breaks, Designed Around You.

Woodland House is an accessible holiday and respite home, designed by an occupational therapist for neurodiverse guests with complex needs and physical disabilities - and for the families and carers who support them.

Welcoming guests from May 2027: Woodland House is currently being completed and will welcome its first guests next year. While we don’t yet have finished photography, you can explore the floor plan to see how the property has been thoughtfully designed around accessibility, comfort and complex needs. You can also follow progress on our news page.

An artists impression of Woodland House accessible bedroom with green walls, a specialist bed with green and beige bedding, a hoist above, large windows overlooking a green area, a wooden nightstand with a lamp, a green rug and armchair.

Artists Impression: the finished product will differ in appearance but not capability.

Accessible bathroom with wood-paneled walls, a small high window, a toilet with support bars, a sink with a mirror and a plant, a bench, and a shower area with a curtain and shower fixtures.

Artists Impression: the finished product will differ in appearance but not capability.

Accessible by design, not by afterthought.

A holiday should be a break for everyone. At Woodland House, the details are designed in from the start so you don't have to worry about them.

Woodland House is a six-bedroom property, made up of a four-bed and a two-bed home. The two homes can be booked independently or together so whether you're a large family group, a smaller party, or a provider arranging respite, there's a way to stay that works for you.

The property offers level access throughout, wide entrance doorways and internal pocket doors for easy movement. Three dedicated accessible bedrooms; two in the four-bed home and one in the two-bed home include profiling beds, safe spaces and ceiling track hoists (200kg capacity) with linked wet rooms. The remaining guest bedrooms are large and spacious, each flexible enough to be set up as a king or twin room and finished to the same high standard so families, siblings and carers can truly rest too. Click here to view the floorplan.

Outside, secure grounds with a fixed perimeter offer space to breathe, and four dedicated disabled parking spaces sit close to the level-access entrance.

Rest for the people you love. Rest for you too.

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Designed by an occupational therapist.
Built around real needs.

Woodland House isn't a standard home with adaptations bolted on later. It has been designed from the ground up alongside an occupational therapist so the building, the doorways, the rooms and the equipment all work together.

Occupational therapists spend their working lives understanding how spaces help or hinder people. That expertise shapes every decision at Woodland House from the width of a doorway to the way a hoist travels between bed and wet room.

Equipment procurement and integration has been carried out to the highest standard, with the broadest range of user requirements considered at every stage. The result is a home that can support complex and varied needs while feeling calm, uncluttered and welcoming for everyone who steps through the door.

Because the thinking was done at the design stage, nothing feels clinical. Woodland House is a holiday home first, and an exceptionally well-equipped one second.

If you have questions please talk to us about your specific needs.

Meet the Owner

A few years ago, paediatric OT Jenny met a little patient who didn't have long left and whose only dream was one more holiday with his family. They couldn't find a single place that would work for them.

Jenny was heartbroken. And then she was determined.

So, she built it, designed and made so no family ever has to hear "we can't help you." We now hear “finally someone who gets it”

True care isn't just physical it’s the peace a neurodivergent person feels in a safe space, and the calm a family feels knowing their loved one is truly, safe. So those special memories can be made.

That's why woodland house exists. For the individuals. For the families and carers. For the time away which matters the most.

Jenny - the owner of Woodland House. She is a woman, smiling outdoors with her hair in a ponytail and palm tree leaves in the background.

6 Bedrooms. 1 House or 2 Homes. 3 ways to stay.

Woodland House is a six-bedroom property, made up of a four-bed home and a two-bed home with lockable interconnecting door. The two homes can be booked independently, or together, so whether you're a large family group, a smaller party, or a provider arranging respite, there's a way to stay that works for you.

4 Bedroom Home

Ideal for larger families and groups, with two accessible bedrooms and two spacious guest bedrooms.

Icon of a single bed and a specialist profiling bed found at Lower Laurel Farm.

Bedroom 1

Profiling bed and single bed. Looped tracking hoist. Safe televisions, hidden plug sockets, built-in window blinds and unbreakable pictures, plus two options of safe space within the room. En-suite wet room.

Icon of a single bed and a specialist profiling bed found at Lower Laurel Farm.

Bedroom 2

Profiling bed and single bed. Looped tracking hoist. En-suite wet room.

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Bedroom 3 & 4

King or two single beds in each bedroom depending on your requirements.

2 Bedroom Home

Ideal for smaller families, groups or respite stays, with one accessible bedroom and one spacious guest bedroom.

Icon of a single bed and a specialist profiling bed found at Lower Laurel Farm.

Bedroom 1

Profiling bed and single bed. Looped tracking hoist. Safe televisions, hidden plug sockets, built-in window blinds and unbreakable pictures, plus two options of safe space within the room. En-suite wet room.

Icon of two single beds in bedroom 2.

Bedroom 2

King or two single beds.

All 6 Bedrooms - Whole House

Enjoy all six bedrooms and the full property, giving families, carers and support teams more space and flexibility while keeping everyone under one roof.

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The Gallery

Please note - these images show you what you can expect from the finished accommodation but are of Mountain Lodge and Coastal Cottage. Woodland House is still under construction - to see the development progress please go to our news page.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Welcoming guests from May 2027.

Please read terms & Conditions prior to booking. When you complete a booking by making a payment, you enter a contract solely with LLF Holidays for All Limited.

Changeover day: April to October – Saturday, November to March – Monday and Friday

Minimum stay: 7 nights (peak season), 3 or 7 (off peak season).

Price: 2 bed from £820 per week, 4 bed from £1,200, whole house pricing is from £2,000 to £3,800 per week

Cancellation policy: See Woodland House booking T&Cs.

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If you still have questions we will be happy to help.