St Mary’s View is a nine bedroom property located in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside. It is within walking distance of good local amenities and has excellent transport links. The home provides residential care for adults with mild, moderate and acute learning disabilities and mental health disorders.

The accommodation at St Mary’s consists of nine bedrooms and three communal bathrooms across three floors. On the ground floor there are two lounge/dining areas, a kitchen and a quiet room. This means that there is a choice of communal areas, including space for private meetings with visitors. Outside, there is a small conservatory porch, which is a pleasant sitting area. 

On the ground floor there are two bedrooms, one with en suite bathroom facilities. There is also a shared bathroom. On the first floor there are five single bedrooms, with two toilets and a shared bathroom which are easily accessible to all of the rooms. There are two single bedrooms located on the second floor.

Due to the layout of the property there are no accessible rooms at St Mary’s for people with mobility issues.

Residents at St Mary’s may require support for personal care. All residents have a personalised care plan which staff will work through. The plan contains information about the resident’s current abilities and also contains goals that they can work towards. They will be assisted by the staff team, with the aim of them becoming as independent as possible.

The staff team at St Mary’s is made up of a Registered Manager, Team Leader, Senior Support Workers, and Support Workers. All staff are adequately trained and fully qualified to fulfil their role within the home.

• Supported Living

• Mental Health
• Learning Disability

• 9 beds 
• 1 ensuite 
• 2 bathrooms 
• 2 WC 
• 2 lounges 
• Kitchen 
• Conservatory Porch 
• Home Transport
• WIFI 

St Mary’s is located in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside. It is close to local amenities such as the beach, promenade, local shops and cafes. 

There are excellent public transport links to the nearby cities of Sunderland, Durham and Newcastle. 

The Service is commissioned by North Tyneside Council