Inadequate CQC Overall Rating · Inspected Oct 2025 · View CQC report →
Safe
Inspected but not rated
Effective
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Caring
No published rating
Responsive
No published rating
Well-led
No published rating

Chestnut Lodge is a CQC-registered nursing home based in Bradford, West Yorkshire. It is operated by SSC Bradford Limited.

The home provides specialist care for sensory impairments, adults under 65, dementia, older adults (65+), physical disabilities. Families looking for care in these areas can contact the home directly for availability and assessments.

As a nursing home, Chestnut Lodge provides round-the-clock nursing care alongside personal support, catering for residents with more complex medical needs or long-term conditions. Qualified nurses are on duty at all times.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) last inspected Chestnut Lodge in October 2025 and rated the service as Inadequate. The CQC has taken enforcement action and the home is working to address serious concerns. Families should review the CQC report and consider all available options carefully.

Chestnut Lodge is located in Bradford, within the Bradford local authority area in Yorkshire & Humberside.

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CQC RatingInadequate
Address1 Shakespeare Close, Butler Street East, Butler Street East, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD3 9ES
Phone01274 308308
Local authorityBradford
RegionYorkshire & Humberside
Last inspection8 October 2025
ProviderSSC Bradford Limited
Nursing homes
Specialisms
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Frequently asked questions

Is Chestnut Lodge registered with the CQC?

Yes. Chestnut Lodge is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and social care in England. You can view the official CQC profile at https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-7485607016

What type of care does Chestnut Lodge provide?

Chestnut Lodge provides nursing homes, specialising in sensory impairments, caring for adults under 65 yrs, dementia, caring for adults over 65 yrs.

How do I contact Chestnut Lodge?

You can contact Chestnut Lodge by phone on 01274 308308, or visit them at 1 Shakespeare Close, Butler Street East, Butler Street East, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD3 9ES.

What is Chestnut Lodge's CQC rating?

Chestnut Lodge has been rated "Inadequate" by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). This means the service is performing badly and the CQC has taken action against the person or organisation that runs it. See the full CQC inspection report at https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-7485607016

What are Chestnut Lodge's CQC domain ratings?

The CQC inspects care homes across five domains. Chestnut Lodge's latest published domain ratings are: Safe: Inspected but not rated, Effective: No published rating, Caring: No published rating, Responsive: No published rating, Well-led: No published rating.

How many care homes are in Bradford?

There are 94 CQC-registered care homes in Bradford. You can browse the full list at carehomeos.co.uk/care-homes/town/bradford.

About this type of care

Nursing homes provide round-the-clock nursing care alongside personal care, catering for residents with complex medical needs or long-term conditions. Qualified nurses are on duty at all times to administer medication and clinical treatment.

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