Bellerose Manor, part of the Sanders Senior Living group, has officially celebrated its grand opening, welcoming local dignitaries, healthcare professionals, families and community members for an elegant afternoon showcasing the luxury care home’s exceptional facilities, dedicated team and commitment to outstanding person-centred care.
Guests gathered at the beautifully designed home to enjoy an afternoon of celebration, beginning with a drinks reception accompanied by live violin music. Visitors enjoyed a selection of buffet food, fine wines and beautifully presented charcuterie toppers while mingling in the home’s stylish entrance and relaxing on the outdoor patio.
Throughout the event, guests were invited to take guided tours of Bellerose Manor, exploring its luxurious interiors, welcoming communal spaces and learning more about the personalised care and lifestyle the home offers its residents.
The formal celebrations also saw a welcome speech from Sarah Sanders, Business Development Director, who shared the vision behind Bellerose Manor and the values that underpin everything the team does.
Sarah said:
“[Sanders Senior Living] provides high-quality, home-from-home environments but above all else, it’s thecompassionate, person-centred care delivered by our dedicated teams. That is what we are all about. Care is at the heart of everything we do.”
Guests also heard from the Deputy Lieutenant of Leicestershire, Mike Sandys, who praised the investment in high-quality care within the local community and recognised the importance of creating places where older people can thrive.
One of the afternoon’s most special moments was the official ribbon-cutting ceremony, performed by Mr Mike Sandys, Deputy Lieutenant, Mr Meldin Thomas, the High Sheriff of Leicestershire, Madam Chairman Mrs Linda Danks, and one of Bellerose Manor’s very first residents, Iris. This involvement symbolised the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the home while placing residents firmly at the heart of the celebration.
Guests were then treated to a vibrant traditional Sri Lankan dance performed by a member of the Bellerose Manor team, celebrating the diversity, culture and inclusive community that makes the home so special.
The grand opening was more than the launch of a new care home, it marked the beginning of a welcoming community where residents can enjoy exceptional care, meaningful companionship and enriching daily experiences in beautiful surroundings.
