About our Tayside home
Rooted in the communities we serve
Broughty Ferry has a strong identity of its own, shaped by its coastal setting, local businesses, familiar neighbourhoods and close connection to Dundee. For residents and families considering care, remaining near the people, places and routines they know can provide valuable reassurance.
Sutherland House is Meallmore's new care home in the Tayside region. Located on Dalhousie Road in Broughty Ferry, the purpose-built home is being created on the site of a former hotel and has been designed to reflect the character of its local surroundings.
The home will combine modern, accessible design with a warm and familiar atmosphere. Household-style layouts, comfortable shared spaces and person-centred care will help residents feel settled, respected and genuinely known.
Its location close to shops, cafes, transport connections and coastal walks will also help residents and visiting families remain connected to everyday life in Broughty Ferry and the wider Dundee community.
Our home in Tayside
Sutherland House
Broughty Ferry, Dundee
54 beds
Sutherland House is a new purpose-built care home opening in Broughty Ferry in Spring 2027. The home will provide residential, nursing and dementia care, alongside respite, short-stay and palliative support. Its 54 private bedrooms will include en-suite wet-floor shower rooms and accessible layouts designed around comfort, privacy and ease of movement.
Residents will also benefit from a cafe, cinema and activities room, hair and beauty salon, private dining room, bright lounges and dining areas, landscaped gardens, terraced seating and safe outdoor walkways. Located close to local amenities and the Broughty Ferry coastline, Sutherland House will offer a modern care environment that remains warm, welcoming and connected to the community.
Care available
Every type of care, close to home
Sutherland House will provide a broad range of personalised care in Broughty Ferry, supporting different needs from everyday residential care to round-the-clock nursing, dementia, short-stay and comfort-focused support.
Regulated by the Care Inspectorate
Sutherland House will operate within Scotland's regulated care framework, supporting transparency, accountability and continuous improvement.
Scotland's largest family-owned provider
Meallmore has been providing care across Scotland for almost 40 years, bringing experience, stability and strong values to every new home.
Connected to Broughty Ferry
Sutherland House is being created as part of the local community, close to familiar amenities, transport links and the Broughty Ferry coastline.
Frequently asked
Care in Tayside, answered
Sutherland House Care Home is located on Dalhousie Road in Broughty Ferry, Dundee, with the postcode DD5 2SQ. It is close to local shops, cafes, transport links and coastal walks.
Sutherland House is currently planned to open in Spring 2027. Families are welcome to enquire ahead of opening to ask questions and discuss future care needs.
Sutherland House will have 54 private en-suite bedrooms. Each room will include a wet-floor shower and an accessible layout designed around comfort, privacy and ease of movement.
Sutherland House will provide residential care, nursing care and dementia care, alongside respite, short-stay and palliative support. Every prospective resident will be individually assessed so the team can understand their needs and determine whether the home can provide the right care.
Yes. Sutherland House will provide personalised dementia care within familiar, household-style environments designed to support reassurance, comfort and meaningful daily life.
Yes. Sutherland House will provide nursing care for residents whose health needs require ongoing support from qualified nurses.
Respite and short-stay support will be available for people who need temporary care, subject to individual assessment, suitability and availability once the home has opened.
Sutherland House will include a cafe, cinema and activities room, hair and beauty salon, private dining room, bright lounges and dining areas, landscaped gardens, terraced seating and safe outdoor walkways.
Yes. The home will include landscaped gardens, terraced seating and safe walkways, providing opportunities for residents and families to enjoy fresh air and the home's coastal setting.
Yes. Enquiries are welcomed ahead of opening, particularly from families planning for future care needs in Broughty Ferry, Dundee and the wider Tayside area.
Contact the Sutherland House team for the latest information about construction progress, preview opportunities and when visits or showrounds will become available.
Care funding depends on individual circumstances and the support someone has been assessed as needing. Families can read Meallmore's funding advice or contact the team to discuss future care requirements.
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Considering care in Tayside??
Planning care ahead of time can bring valuable reassurance. Contact our team to learn more about Sutherland House, discuss future care needs and register your interest in our new Broughty Ferry home.