Care Homes in East Sussex

Hallmark Luxury Care Homes group; CQC: Good

Hallmark Luxury Care Homes group

Run by Whytecliffe Limited. CQC upgraded from Requires Improvement to Outstanding Dec 2025. Accommodates 33 residents. Moments from Hove train station.

Residential care home operated by Hurstcare Limited. Most recent published CQC rating: Requires Improvement.

Registered for up to 60 older people requiring support, personal care or dementia care. Operated by The Magdalen And Lasher Charity, housed in a listed building in Hastings Old Town. Overall CQC rating Good, published December 2022.

Registered for up to 80 people with nursing needs, including poor mobility and diabetes, and people living with dementia. Latest CQC inspection published 30 June 2022, overall rating Good.

Small care home registered for up to 12 people with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Operated by Achieve Together Limited. Overall CQC rating Good.

CQC-registered, run by Affinity Trust, rated Good. Source: cqc.org.uk/location/1-380412521

CQC-registered (up to 35 residents), rated Good, inspection 25 Sep 2024. Source: cqc.org.uk/location/1-116480916

CQC location ID 1-1732923449, active registration, rated Good (inspection 25 Nov 2024, published 10 Feb 2025). Previously Inadequate/special measures in 2022; since reinspected and improved. Operated by Gold Care Homes.

New 70-bed luxury care home by Avery Healthcare, opened October 2025. Registered with CQC 29 October 2025, not yet inspected.