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Welcome to Bridge of Weir

Set back from the main road with level access to the entrance and grounds the Home forms part of the wider Bridge of Weir Community. The surroundings are perfect for residents wishing to maintain a more independent lifestyle, where families can visit with ease.

Expertly designed the Home blends traditional brickwork with contemporary features and design. Internally, the attention to detail is impressive. The high specification and décor of the home have been carefully considered by an interior designer, creating stylish yet comfortable and practical spaces with infection control built into the environment. Expertly designed, the home meets all current Care Inspectorate requirements and provides the highest standards of safety, comfort, and care.

Arranged over three floors, Bridge of Weir Care Home is arranged in small scale living areas where small groups of spacious bedrooms, each with ensuite wet rooms are arranged around lounge, dining, and quiet lounge facilities. This delivers a comfortable, homely, and welcoming environment while also providing a range of other facilities for residents to enjoy. The upper floors enjoy beautiful views from the balconies over the River Gryffe, while the residents on the lower floor enjoy small private patio areas accessed from each individual bedroom.

Entry to the home is through an open and welcoming piano bar reception where residents and visitors can choose to relax together or alone. The home also provides a range of other social areas including private dining, games room, a cinema, hairdresser salon with nail bar, and cosy family kitchens, each designed to enhance the social experience of the resident and to support and encourage family interaction.

Bridge of Weir Care Home offers residents a luxurious and comfortable environment where their care needs, wishes and aspirations are supported.

It is fresh, elegant, and welcoming, a home for life.

Indoor Facilities

The home is also supplied with a wide variety of social areas including

  • Small scale living areas with lounge / dining and quiet rooms
  • Piano bar reception
  • Hairdressing and beauty salon
  • Private dining room
  • Cinema

Care Facilities

  • 24 hour nursing
  • Assisted bathrooms
  • Nutritious meals catered to all dietary requirements
  • Snacks and refreshments available at all times
  • Wellbeing and lifestyle programme designed to meet your needs
The reception area at the Morar Care Home – Bridge of Weir. There is a small grand piano on the right hand side with a large clock on the wall just behind it. Off to the left is a bar area with a seating area and three armchairs. Behind the bar is a set of shelves with bottles of wine on them. There is a wooden floor and the bar area has a carpet on it. Dining room and lounge area with four dining tables set up for dinner. Lounge area with a couch and two armchairs.
Bedroom at the Bridge of Weir with a bed in the centre of the room a duvet, pillows and a tartan throw on the bed. The image shows a quiet room in the Bridge of Weir care home. This is a room with a red fabric couch and two leather armchairs which sit around a low-down rectangle coffee table. Just to the right is a side table with a large table lamp on it. To the left is a table with a vase of flowers and a decorative metal globe. The wallpaper on one wall shows swans in flight.

Room Facilities

Bridge of Weir offers private, spacious bedrooms each with an en-suite wet room. The bedrooms are arranged in small homely clusters each with its own lounge/ dining room, quiet room and assisted bathroom.

  • Tea and coffee stations
  • TV points in all rooms
  • Wifi
  • Telephone points available in each room

Outdoor Facilities

  • Private terraces to all lower floor rooms
  • A choice of secure landscaped gardens including an internal courtyard garden
  • Balconies on the first and second floors
  • Parking on site

Bridge of Weir

11 Kilmacolm Road,
Bridge of Weir,
Renfrewshire,
PA11 3PP

Tel: 01505 851 850

Rear view of Morar care home at Bridge of Weir. Building is 3 stories high, has a grassed area at the back Cinema room with 2 rows of red velour chairs and a drinks table between each chair. Behind is a popcorn machine. Hair salon with 2 high chairs facing 2 mirrors in the distance is a large hair washing sink with a chair backed up to it. Image is of an old fashioned popcorn making machine. It is on a trolley with the word popcorn on the side. There is a large glass cabinet at the top which is used to store the popcorn and keep it warm. The photograph is of a private dining room at the Bridge of Weir care home. There is a large dining table in the centre of the image which is set up for a dinner. It can seat six people and there is dining plates at each of the settings. Two candle stick holders sit either end of the table with three candles in each. The bar area at the Morar Care Home – Bridge of Weir. Off to the left is a bar area with a seating area just to the right. Behind the bar is a set of shelves with bottles of wine on them. There is a wooden floor and the bar area has a carpet on it. There are two high bar stools at the bar which have brown leather seats and mustard yellow backs. Image depicts a kitchen at the Morar care home in the Bridge of Weir. There is a dining table in the centre which is set for a meal with 5 seats. There are plate mats on the table along with cutlery and glasses. In the centre of the table is a small vase of flowers which are mainly yellow and red. Around the edge of the kitchen are units including an oven on the lower section and various draws and cupboards. There is no cooking hob.
Cinema room with 2 rows of red velour chairs and a drinks table between each chair. Behind is a popcorn machine. Rear view of Morar care home at Bridge of Weir. Building is 3 stories high, has a grassed area at the back Hair salon with 2 high chairs facing 2 mirrors in the distance is a large hair washing sink with a chair backed up to it. The photograph is of a private dining room at the Bridge of Weir care home. There is a large dining table in the centre of the image which is set up for a dinner. It can seat six people and there is dining plates at each of the settings. Two candle stick holders sit either end of the table with three candles in each. The bar area at the Morar Care Home – Bridge of Weir. Off to the left is a bar area with a seating area just to the right. Behind the bar is a set of shelves with bottles of wine on them. There is a wooden floor and the bar area has a carpet on it. There are two high bar stools at the bar which have brown leather seats and mustard yellow backs. Image is of an old fashioned popcorn making machine. It is on a trolley with the word popcorn on the side. There is a large glass cabinet at the top which is used to store the popcorn and keep it warm. Image depicts a kitchen at the Morar care home in the Bridge of Weir. There is a dining table in the centre which is set for a meal with 5 seats. There are plate mats on the table along with cutlery and glasses. In the centre of the table is a small vase of flowers which are mainly yellow and red. Around the edge of the kitchen are units including an oven on the lower section and various draws and cupboards. There is no cooking hob.