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Lamont Johnson ends another very successful week, with the completed sale of Willerfoss House in East Yorkshire on behalf of long time Vendor client Gaynor Saunders.

Willerfoss House has been trading successfully under current ownership since 2007 and had a CQC rating of “Good” in all five categories. The home has been acquired by the North London based Mr Benjamin Nwokobia, who is an existing operator with a home in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

This is the third home sold on behalf of Gaynor in recent months, the others being Trees in Pontefract and Ivanhoe in Hull.

Featuring 70 fully furnished bedrooms, each with a private en suite wet room, plus a selection of communal lounges, reading rooms and dining rooms, spa-assisted bathrooms, a nail bar, hair salon and access to landscaped communal gardens and terraces, Grappenhall Manor provides an environment for its residents who enjoy personcentred individual care, freshly prepared nutritious meals and a daily programme of wellbeing activities.

Positioned on the site of the former Springbrook pub, it is located conveniently for easy access from all areas of Warrington and beyond.

Commissioning director at New Care, Dawn Collett, added: “It has been our pleasure to welcome the Mayor as the guest of honour at both of our openings and we’re thrilled that she was able to open Grappenhall Manor for us before ending her current term.”

The home registered for 53, includes a 35-bed purpose-built unit and is set within 2 acres of landscaped gardens and woodlands within the affluent “Golden triangle” of Leamington Spa, Stratford-upon-Avon and Chipping Camden”. Each bedroom benefits from having ceiling track hoists and an ensuite facility. The business has been trading successfully since 2011 under the ownership of the Mehta family and has been acquired as founders of their own organisation, Holmwood Holdings.