
Broughty Ferry, Dundee
Sutherland House
care home
Care Home in Broughty Ferry, Dundee
Sutherland House Care Home is a beautiful new care home in Broughty Ferry, created to offer high-quality support in a warm, modern and welcoming setting. With 54 en-suite bedrooms, stylish shared spaces and thoughtfully designed surroundings, the home will provide comfort, dignity and peace of mind for residents and families alike.
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The Home
Life at
Sutherland House Care Home
Sutherland House Care Home is a beautifully designed new home in Broughty Ferry, created to provide high-quality care in warm, modern and welcoming surroundings.
Every part of the home has been thoughtfully planned to support comfort, dignity, reassurance and independence. From the layout of the living spaces to the quality of the interiors, the aim is to create an environment that feels both supportive and genuinely homely.
At Sutherland House, care will be shaped around the individual. Our colleagues will take time to understand each resident's needs, routines, preferences, interests and personal history so that support feels personal, respectful and consistent.
Residents will benefit from comfortable en-suite accommodation, stylish shared spaces and welcoming areas designed for both social connection and quieter moments. The home's design will also help families feel comfortable and confident when visiting their loved ones.
As a new Meallmore home in Broughty Ferry, Sutherland House brings together a strong sense of place, a thoughtful living environment and a person-centred approach that helps residents feel safe, valued and at home. Discover more about life at Meallmore or explore our care homes across Scotland.
The home also has a meaningful local connection through its name, reflecting the heritage of the area and helping give the home its own identity within the Broughty Ferry community.
A new care home designed around comfort and dignity
Sutherland House has been designed from the ground up to provide a comfortable, welcoming and supportive environment for later life.
As a new purpose-built care home in Broughty Ferry, it offers the reassurance of a thoughtfully planned setting where residents can feel safe and well supported, while still enjoying privacy, personal choice and a strong sense of home.
The layout, interiors and shared spaces should all work together to create an environment that feels calm, elegant and easy to live in.
This is not simply about appearance. It is about making everyday life more comfortable, more practical and more enjoyable for residents and families.
Personalised care shaped around the individual
At Sutherland House, care should always begin with the individual.
Every resident will have their own needs, routines, preferences, relationships and life story. Taking time to understand these details helps ensure that care feels personal rather than generic.
Residents and families should feel listened to and involved where appropriate, with support shaped around what matters most to the person.
This person-centred approach helps create continuity, trust and reassurance, while also supporting dignity, comfort and independence in everyday life.
En-suite bedrooms and thoughtfully designed living spaces
Sutherland House will offer 54 en-suite bedrooms, giving residents privacy, comfort and a personal space of their own.
Bedrooms should feel calm, welcoming and easy to make your own, with space for personal belongings and familiar touches that help residents feel settled.
Beyond the bedroom, the home's shared spaces have been designed to support different ways of spending the day. Some residents may want to enjoy conversation and company, while others may prefer a quieter environment in which to relax.
This balance of private and shared space is an important part of helping the home feel comfortable, flexible and genuinely liveable.
Stylish shared spaces for social connection and daily life
The communal areas at Sutherland House are designed to be both practical and welcoming.
Shared spaces give residents opportunities to enjoy meals, spend time with family, socialise with others or simply relax in comfortable surroundings.
These spaces also play an important role in everyday wellbeing. A well-designed lounge or dining area can help residents feel more connected, more engaged and more at ease in their day-to-day life.
Families should feel just as welcome, with spaces that encourage relaxed visits and help loved ones spend meaningful time together.
Outdoor areas that bring calm and fresh air
Outdoor space is an important part of everyday wellbeing, and Sutherland House includes areas where residents can enjoy fresh air, natural light and a change of scene.
Terrace and outdoor spaces should feel accessible, attractive and easy to enjoy, whether someone wants to sit quietly, spend time with family or simply appreciate the surroundings.
These spaces help bring another dimension to daily life, offering calm, variety and connection to the outdoors.
A care home with a strong local identity
Sutherland House has a strong connection to Broughty Ferry and the wider Dundee area.
Its name reflects local heritage and gives the home its own distinct identity within the community. That sense of place matters, because moving into care should not mean losing touch with the character and familiarity of the local area.
For residents and families looking for a care home in Broughty Ferry, Sutherland House offers the reassurance of a modern Meallmore home rooted in its local setting. Families can also read our care funding advice when considering next steps.
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Sutherland House Care Home
What's on offer
Everything you'll find at
Sutherland House Care Home.
Care facilities
- Personalised care shaped around the individual
- Person-centred support
- A warm and welcoming home environment
- Support focused on comfort, dignity and independence
Room facilities
- 54 en-suite bedrooms
- Comfortable private accommodation
- Space for personal belongings
- Thoughtfully designed interiors
Indoor facilities
- Stylish communal lounges
- Dining areas
- Welcoming shared spaces
- Comfortable areas for visits, conversation and relaxation
Outdoor facilities
- Terrace and outdoor areas
- Fresh-air spaces
- Outdoor seating and relaxation areas
- Attractive surroundings designed to be easy to enjoy
Location
Find Sutherland House Care Home
in Broughty Ferry
Sutherland House Care Home is in Broughty Ferry, Dundee. Families visit from across Dundee and beyond.
Dalhousie Road, Broughty Ferry, Dundee, DD5 2SQGet directionsAreas we serve from Sutherland House Care Home
Sutherland House Care Home is in Broughty Ferry (DD5 2SQ), and families visit from across Dundee. These are the nearest towns and neighbourhoods, with approximate distances from the home.
- Monifieth2 miles
- Dundee4 miles
- Carnoustie6.5 miles
- St Andrews9 miles
- Cupar11.5 miles
- Forfar12.5 miles
- Arbroath12.5 miles
Questions
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often ask.
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Which type of care?
Residential, nursing and dementia care
at Sutherland House Care Home
Sutherland House Care Home is registered for 5 types of care, so most families can stay with the same team as needs change. A short assessment confirms which option fits.
Dementia care
Best for: Someone living with dementia or memory loss, often called memory care.
Familiar routines, calm dementia-friendly surroundings and life-story-led activity from a dementia-trained team.
More about dementia careNursing care
Best for: Someone with complex, changing or clinical health needs.
Everything residential care offers, plus registered nurses on site 24 hours a day.
More about nursing carePalliative care
Best for: Someone living with a serious or life-shortening condition.
Comfort-focused support, symptom management and care for the people closest to them.
More about palliative careResidential care
Best for: Someone who needs help with everyday life but not continuous nursing.
Personal care, meals, medication support and company, with trained colleagues on hand day and night.
Meallmore does not accept local authority residential care rates. Residential care is priced individually at each home and is funded either through self funding, or through personal allowances plus an additional top-up.
More about residential careRespite and short stays
Best for: Someone recovering after hospital, a carer needing a break, or a family trying a home first.
A short stay from a few days to several weeks, with the same care a permanent resident receives.
More about respite and short stays
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