Woodbury Manor

Woodbury Manor was built in 1853 and was set in 13 acres of grounds on the south side of Clay Hill. In 1968 it became an “educational recovery unit” called Clay Hill House. Since 2010 Woodbury Manor has been restored to its Victorian appearance and now provides residential care for elderly gentlefolk. Clay Hill is situated on the border of Hertfordshire and Enfield, easily accessible by the M25 and A10.

Over time and with various ownerships, Woodbury Manor was converted to a hospital, when it became known as Clay Hill House, and then to a home for the elderly. Woodbury Manor has three specific wings, “Woodbury”, “Cedars” and “Maple”. The Cedars wing is designed specifically for those that require dementia care.

Renovations have sought to restore the house back to its Victorian grandeur, and with this a return to its original and historic name – Woodbury Manor.

The care home is situated two miles from Enfield town centre and has four acres of mature gardens, with numerous fine specimens of Cedar, Fir and Oak trees. Woodbury Manor has fifty nine bedrooms which are situated over two floors, all rooms having en-suite facilities. It is divided into three separate wings, each having its own lounge or communal seating area. Each wing has access to, and views over, the extensive and beautiful grounds that all residents are free to enjoy at their leisure.

There are no ‘visiting hours’ as Residents’ guests and families are welcomed at any time.