Journal
Music and memory in the music room
18 September 2026
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The Linnet01223 000 000
Specialist dementia care in Cambridgeshire
Dementia care, with grace and understanding
Arrange a family consultationOur approach
Dementia changes much, but never who someone is. Every part of The Linnet, from the light to the gardens to the people, is designed to honour that.
The Linnet is a small specialist home for 24 people living with dementia, designed with light, gardens and quiet spaces, and led by an admiral nurse.
24 residents · Admiral nurse led · Sensory gardens
Dementia care, gently given
01
Long term care
A settled, beautiful home with care shaped around each person.
02
Respite
Restful stays that give family carers time to recover.
03
Advanced dementia
Comfort and dignity, with nursing input.
04
Family support
Consultations and a named nurse for every family.
Designed for dementia
Light
Daylight throughout
Large windows and lighting that follows the day.
Gardens
Sensory gardens
Scented planting and safe paths to wander.
Quiet
Calm spaces
A music room, a library and small sitting rooms.
People
An admiral nurse
Specialist support for residents and families alike.
“The families I meet are often exhausted. Before anything else, I want them to leave feeling that someone has finally listened.”
The journal
All stories
For families
What an admiral nurse does for families
5 September 2026
The house
Planting the scented garden
22 August 2026
Arrange a family consultation
An unhurried conversation with our admiral nurse, with no obligation.
Families
A family consultation
An unhurried hour with our admiral nurse, whether or not a move is needed.
Carers
Join our team
Specialist training and a small team with time to care well.
Telephone
01223 000 000
Enquire
Your name
Email address
Telephone
How can we help?
Early signs checklist
A private checklist for changes in memory.
Is it time?
Questions to help families judge the right moment.
Funding dementia care
Private and NHS funding explained.