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Care Homes in Islington

15 care homes listed in Islington. 80% of these listings have a recorded Good or Outstanding CQC rating. Part of the London region.

Care Home Snapshot

Homes in this directory
15
Recorded bed capacity
555

CQC Ratings

1 Outstanding
11 Good
0 Requires Improvement
0 Inadequate

Care Types

7 Nursing
9 Residential
6 Dementia care recorded

Population Aged 65+ (Census 2021)

8.7% aged 65+
4.8% (65-74)
2.8% (75-84)
1.1% (85+)

These figures describe the open homes listed in this directory, including services for older people and other adults. Closed, removed and secondary registrations are excluded. 3 listings have no overall CQC rating recorded.

Bed totals are recorded capacity, not available places. Care categories can overlap; confirm that a home can meet the person's needs.

According to Census 2021 data, 4.8% of Islington residents are aged 65 to 74, 2.8% are aged 75 to 84, and 1.1% are aged 85 and over. The total 65+ population (8.7%) is below the national average, down from 9.4% in 2011.

Care Cost Estimator

Average weekly cost in London

£1,189
per week
52 weeks (1 year)
1 week156 weeks (3 years)
Estimated total
£61,828

Averages across all residents, including council-funded places. Self-funders usually pay more.
Source: LaingBuisson, average weekly fees 2024-25, via Which?

Browse:AllNursing (7)Residential (9)Dementia (6)Learning Disabilities (6)Mental Health (8)Physical Disabilities (6)Good (11)
View all 15 care homes in Islington A to Z

Explore 12 checked listings in Islington

We checked these homes against their CQC records on 20 September 2026 to 21 September 2026. Each listing links to its source and explains the rating. 0 also include practical details checked against the home's own website.

This is a selection from our directory, not a recommendation or a ranking. Current fees, vacancies and suitability still need to be confirmed with the home.

Browse the 12 checked listings, A to Z

15 care homes

Tip: Click the heart icon on any care home to save it to your shortlist for easy comparison later.

GoodResidential

Cardinals Way

72 Cardinals Way, London, N19 3UY
Prices on application
075349134854 beds
Mental healthOlder peopleYounger adults
View Details
GoodNursing

Cheverton Lodge

30a Cheverton Road, London, N19 3AY
Prices on application
0207281704052 beds
DementiaOlder peoplePhysical disabilitiesYounger adults
View Details
GoodResidential

Wilton Villas

Wilton Square, London, N1 3DN
Prices on application
0207359999028 beds
Mental healthOlder peopleYounger adults
View Details
Not Yet RatedNursing

Highbury New Park

127 Highbury New Park, London, N5 2DS
Prices on application
0333200406153 beds
DementiaLearning disabilitiesMental healthOlder people+1 more
View Details
Not Yet RatedNursing

Lennox House

75 Durham Road, London, N7 7DS
Prices on application
0207272656287 beds
DementiaLearning disabilitiesMental healthOlder people+1 more
View Details

Frequently Asked Questions About Care Homes in Islington

How many care homes are there in Islington?
This directory lists 15 open care homes in Islington. Listings cover services for older people and other adults. Browse by care type and CQC rating, then check that each home can meet the person's needs.
How much do care homes cost in Islington?
Fees depend on the home, room and care needs. Ask your shortlisted homes in Islington for a current written quote, including what is covered, extra charges and how fees may change. Where a listing includes a checked published fee, it gives the source and check date; this is not a personalised quote.
How do I find a good care home in Islington?
Start by filtering care homes by CQC rating - look for homes rated Good or Outstanding. Consider the type of care needed (residential, nursing, or dementia care), location for family visits, and facilities offered. Visit your shortlisted homes in person before deciding.
What types of care homes are available in Islington?
Use the care-type links to explore the services recorded for homes in Islington. Read the individual CQC record and speak to the home about the support needed, including dementia care, nursing or short stays. A care category alone does not confirm that a home can accept a particular resident.

Helpful Guides

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