Loveday Abbey Road

Positioned close to Abbey Road Studios made world famous by The Beatles, and Lord’s Cricket Ground, the spiritual ‘home of the game’, Loveday Abbey Road is in the heart of St John’s Wood, one of London’s brightest yet most peaceful villages. It is also near internationally-acclaimed hospitals such as The Wellington, and Regent’s Park, with attractions including the open-air theatre and London Zoo.

Loveday Abbey Road Features

Behind its original Victorian façade, Loveday Abbey Road is an ingenious blend of modernity and history.

  • 24-hour tailored compassionate senior and memory care
  • 26 luxurious suites with beautiful views of Abbey Road or our beautiful sensory garden
  • Award-winning chefs serving delicious, nutritious food
  • An elegant private dining and events room
  • A spacious restaurant and dining area
  • A cosy screening and library room
  • Therapy rooms
  • Peaceful lounges on every floor
  • A luxurious hydro-spa
  • A male and female grooming salon
  • A dedicated studio and activities room
  • A world-class sensory garden
  • The ultimate in high-tech care and safety technology created in collaboration with leading hospitality architects ReardonSmith

See inside Loveday Abbey Road

People and their relatives were overwhelmingly positive about the exceptional levels of care and support from a passionate and dedicated staff team.
CQC

Our suites

Created by ReardonSmith Architects, an award-winning leader in international hotel and resort design, Loveday Abbey Road’s 26 gracious suites are uniformly generously laid out.

It goes almost without saying that every suite has its own en-suite bathroom for privacy and comfort. Moreover, given the need to consider every eventuality related to mobility, each suite is situated conveniently close to a lift and has wheelchair access.

Our Suites

Events & activities

At Loveday we believe everyday should be extraordinary, we aim to create activities around our Member's unique interests and hobbies, and will tailor make activities to suit each Member, please contact our team if you have any requests.

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Loveday Abbey Road’s Philanthropic History 

Loveday Abbey Road has a rich and philanthropic history. The building originates from the 1830s when it was built as a single family dwelling for Alexander Tod, Esquire. After various renovations including the addition of wings, it became Greathed Lodge, named after Mrs Mary Greathed who founded “The Ladies Care Home” for women who were unable to cope with hardships.

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Get in touch

Please contact our Membership team to answer any questions you might have and arrange a tour.

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