327
Registered care homes (CQC)
Locations
Care home finance in Lincolnshire
Funding to buy, build, refinance and operate care homes across 14 towns and cities in Lincolnshire.
10,715
Registered beds
79%
Rated Good or Outstanding
£1,150/wk
East Midlands avg weekly fee
We arrange care home finance across Lincolnshire, from commercial mortgages and development finance through bridging and refinance to going-concern operator finance and sale-and-leaseback. We work with operators, buyers, investors and developers, matching each home and operator to the lenders that back the setting.
Lincolnshire sits in the East Midlands care market. Mid-range fees with an older average resident profile and a solid private-pay share. Choose a town below for its regional care market data and local catchment context, or talk to us about a home anywhere in the county.
Finance
The finance we arrange in Lincolnshire
The structures we use across the care home lifecycle, alone or together.
Care home purchase and investment finance
The commercial mortgage that funds the purchase of a trading care home, or an investment home let to an operator. We arrange and place the debt with the lenders that understand the sector.
Care home development finance
The facility that funds a ground-up build, a major extension or a conversion into a registered care home, drawn in stages through construction to a stabilised exit.
Care home bridging finance
Short-term bridging finance when speed matters: an auction purchase, a fast completion, a pre-CQC buy, a light refurbishment or a chain-break, refinanced onto a term mortgage once the home settles.
Care home refinance
Refinancing your care home to reduce the rate, release capital from rising value, restructure the debt or exit a bridge onto a long-term commercial mortgage.
Going-concern and operator finance
Finance for care operators that is sized on the trading business, the EBITDARM profit and the going-concern value, rather than on the property alone.
Owner-occupier care home mortgage
The commercial mortgage for the operator who runs the home and owns the freehold they trade from, sized on the business they run rather than on a tenant's rent.
Sale and leaseback (OpCo/PropCo)
Releasing the capital tied up in your care home property by selling the freehold to an investor and leasing it back on a long lease, splitting the operating company from the property company.
Mezzanine and equity
The top-up layer that sits behind the senior loan to fill the equity gap on a care home development or acquisition, lifting total leverage when the senior facility alone does not reach.
Care market
Registered care homes across Lincolnshire
CQC registers 327 care homes with around 10,715 beds in Lincolnshire, of which 81 hold a nursing registration. The towns with the deepest registered bed stock, the competitive set for a buyer or operator weighing an acquisition here.
Operators
Care home groups operating in Lincolnshire
The multi-home operators with the deepest registered bed stock in the county, the covenants a lender or acquirer underwrites here.
| Operator | Homes in Lincolnshire | Beds | Group homes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Orders Of St. John Care Trust | 14 | 610 | 54 |
| Prime Life Limited | 17 | 556 | 51 |
| Barchester Healthcare Homes Limited | 7 | 455 | 207 |
| Tanglewood Care Services Limited | 5 | 361 | 5 |
| Country Court Care Homes Limited | 5 | 235 | 7 |
| St Philips Care Limited | 7 | 224 | 17 |
| Dryband One Limited | 4 | 167 | 4 |
| Lincs Care Homes Limited | 2 | 162 | 2 |
Source: Care Quality Commission care directory, 03 June 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
By town
Care home finance by town in Lincolnshire
Each town has its regional care market data and local catchment context.
Care settings
Care settings we fund across Lincolnshire
Every setting is registered, run and underwritten differently. We know which lenders back each one.
Funding a care home in Lincolnshire?
Send us the home and the operator and we will come back with a view on fundability and likely terms.