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Who are Torsion Care?
Torsion Care are experts in creating communities for people to live in.
We specialise in the development of modern care homes, retirement living, and extra care facilities for the future by partnering closely with operators and investors. Our team excels in land acquisition, securing planning permissions, and constructing state-of-the-art care facilities. With our unique ‘building block’ approach, we provide operational efficiency while tailoring solutions to meet bespoke land and operator needs. In a constantly evolving market, Torsion Care is committed to leading the way, not following others.
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At Torsion Care, we are building more than care homes. We are creating sustainable, high-quality communities that respond to the needs of operators, residents, and investors alike. Our integrated model offers certainty, flexibility, and long-term value, backed by a team committed to delivering excellence at every stage.
Martin Hutson CEO Torsion Care & Projects
£420 Million
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£182 Million
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£118 Million
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Tomorrow’s care homes, delivered today
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EPC A-Rated Developments
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Building the homes that families and their loved ones deserve
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All Electric Scheme with ASHP & PV
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LAND OWNERS
We are the leading land buyers in our sector and welcome opportunities to purchase new sites. We offer fair prices and competitive prices.
INVESTORS
Our homes are designed to enable operators to deliver the highest standards of care within welcoming environments that truly benefit residents.
OPERATORS
Our great places to live are designed for operators to provide the very best care and also create significant business value.
PROJECT OVERVIEW 72-BED CARE HOME
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
The site was originally The Mount School, an education facility and non-designated heritage asset, which ceased use in the late 19th Century. The site sits within the green belt, and our proposal was to demolish the existing building for the benefit of a 72-bed care home with new car park and landscaping.
Within the design, consideration was given to the topography of the site with a rise of more than 6m across the front of the site to the rear. This resulted in the design for a split-level site with a 2-level car park, a 3 and a half storey care home which also required a 4.5m retaining wall at the top of the site.
After initially having our planning application refused, we secured our development through the appeal process.
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PROJECT OVERVIEW 72-BED CARE HOME
York
North Yorkshire
The site was a brownfield development site that sat within the general extent of the green belt. Occupied by a 3-storey Victorian laundry building “Blue Beck House”, which was considered a non-designated heritage asset, and which was demolished as part of the proposal to facilitate the new 3-storey 72 bed care home with car parking and landscaping.
As part of the site works Blue Beck Drive which served the neighbouring NHS property, Clifton House was diverted.
The scale and mass of the new care home building was given careful consideration to ensure that the design and material palette were sympathetic to the surrounding buildings and area.
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PROJECT OVERVIEW 66 BED CARE HOME
Salts Mill
Shipley, West Yorkshire
The site was originally of industrial use and home to multiple single storey units, fronting the Leeds-Liverpool canal. The site covers 2.11 acres which was ideal for our proposed development of a 66-bed care home (C2) and 56 retirement living apartments, made up of 1 and 2 bed apartments.
The design of the development was key, given the site sits within the Saltaire World Heritage Buffer Zone; the care home was designed with a more traditional feel using a mixture of render, brick and natural stone with a natural slate pitched roof, whist the retirement living scheme had a contemporary design with buff brick, standing seam cladding and a flat roof.
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PROJECT OVERVIEW 73-BED CARE HOME
Lincoln
Lincolnshire
The site had previously been used as a car dealership with a showroom, workshops and offices which included the former United Reform Church, which had been converted for use as storage and office space. The site, at 1.68 acres, is a gateway site on the edge of Lincoln which fronted onto High Street and Sincil Dyke.
The development repurposed this brownfield site into a 73-bed care home, 30 retirement living apartments made up of 1 and 2 beds, and converted the former United Reform Church into 5-flats.
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