One bedroom currently available at Silver Birches, Hampton Wick

Fully accessible residential support for adults with learning disabilities

Author: Clare Rowton
Published: September 28, 2026

A lovely, spacious room is currently available in a five-person first-floor flat at Silver
Birches in Hampton Wick.

Silver Birches is a purpose-built, fully accessible care home specialising in support for
adults with learning disabilities and autistic people. Opened in 2019, the home is made up
of two five-person flats, giving people the benefits of living in a smaller household
alongside opportunities to be part of the wider Silver Birches community.

Key facts

  • Hampton Wick, south-west London
  • Five-person first-floor flat
  • Fully wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for men or women aged 25–64
  • 24-hour support
  • Lift access
  • Accessible Jack and Jill bathroom
  • Large shared garden and garden room
  • Around 300 yards from the River Thames
  • Rated Good by CQC

Your room and home

The available room is a lovely, large and fully accessible bedroom within a five-person
first-floor flat.

Located at the end of the corridor with just one neighbouring room, it offers plenty of
personal space while still being part of a smaller household. The bedroom connects to an
accessible Jack and Jill bathroom shared with one other person.

The flat also has its own shared kitchen and communal living space. Everyone living at
Silver Birches can enjoy the large shared garden and garden room.

Who we support

We support adults with learning disabilities and autistic people. Many people we support
at Silver Birches also have physical disabilities.

Our experienced team provides support 24 hours a day and can support people with a
range of individual needs, including

  • mobility and physical support needs
  • epilepsy and other health needs
  • complex communication needs
  • physical and other support needs that may change over time

FitzRoy’s specialist support team can also provide additional expertise around people’s
feelings of anxiety, distress or poor mental health and what might prevent them from living a gloriously ordinary
life.

Silver Birches is a registered care home and does not have on-site nurses or provide
nursing care.

An accessible home

Silver Birches was purpose-built to support people with different and changing physical
needs.

The home is fully wheelchair accessible, with

  • lift access between floors
  • accessible bedrooms
  • accessible bathrooms
  • specialist baths
  • hoists and other moving and handling equipment
  • spacious communal areas
  • accessible garden and garden room
  • an adapted vehicle for wheelchair users

A smaller community within a larger home

Silver Birches is made up of two five-person flats, giving people the familiarity of a smaller
household while still having opportunities to spend time with others across the wider
home.

People can enjoy their own space, spend time with the people they live with or take part in
activities across Silver Birches.

Life at Silver Birches

Silver Birches is in Hampton Wick, with the River Thames around 300 yards away.

There are lots of activities to get involved with at home, including dance therapy, baking and
music. The home also has two vehicles, including one adapted for wheelchair users,
helping people get out and about and maintain relationships with family and friends.

Support is built around each person’s needs, choices, interests and relationships. That
might mean getting out in the local area, seeing family and friends, enjoying activities at
home or having time and space to yourself.

We support people to communicate in ways that work for them and to have as much
choice and control over their daily life as possible.

Contact: Brendon Cooper, Service Manager
Telephone: 07813 562830
Email: [email protected]

 

Silver Birches is a wonderful place. The size of the flats is perfect with only five people, their food is cooked from scratch and the facilities are amazing. We have a very active parents group, we’re fully involved in any changes, and the staff are wonderful.
Annie