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Leazes Hall Care Home

Nursing home in Newcastle Upon Tyne, registered for 50 beds. Regulated by CQC.

Good
Inspected within the last year
Last inspected 2026-06-05

What the inspectors scored

Area assessedRating
Safe Good
Effective Good
Caring Good
Responsive Good
Well-led Good

Details

Type of care
Nursing home
Registered places
50
Address
The Leazes, Burnopfield, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE16 6AJ
Telephone
01207271934
Registered provider
Leazes Hall Care Home Limited
Registered manager
Tupman, Linda
Registered since
2010-12-13
Local authority
County Durham
Constituency
Blaydon and Consett
Regulator record
View on cqc.org.uk

At 50 beds it is larger than 51% of the 55 nursing homes in County Durham.

Evidence and freshness

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CareFacts record ID
e1-106167046
Regulator location ID
1-106167046
Current source release
CQC active locations, archived 2026-10-07
CareFacts data rebuilt
2026-10-07
Inspection evidence
Latest published date 2026-06-05

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