Milton Ernest Hall Care Home

General information

Milton Ernest Hall was built in 1856 and is the only country house designed and built by the noted architect Sir William Butterfield. An impressive Grade I Listed former Home to the Starey family, it is now beautifully refurbished to retain its character. As well as many years as a private residence, the house has been a base for US Armed forces during World War II and a country house hotel.

The Hall stands in sixteen acres of landscaped grounds within the picturesque village of Milton Ernest, five miles north of Bedford, eight miles from Rushden and about an hour from London. Despite its village setting, Milton Ernest Hall is accessible, with convenient access to the A6 trunk road with public transport links.

Extremely spacious en-suite bedrooms, suites and companion room, all fully furnished and tastefully decorated to a high standard. All rooms have private direct-dial telephones, electric profiling beds, television points, a lockable facility for valuables, a nurse call alarm and smoke detectors.

The home provides personal and nursing care on a long term, convalescent and short stay basis. Twenty-four hour cover is provided by a qualified, experienced and committed care team specifically recruited for their sensitivity, dedication and professional expertise in this area of care. All specialist equipment is available.

All Majesticare’s homes put residents’ choices first, and at Milton Ernest Hall you are free to eat your meals in dining rooms or in your own room. Happy to provide meals for visitors as well for a nominal charge. Fresh home-cooked food is nutritionally balanced and caters for special requirements such as vegetarian or soft foods.