Seddon Construction has completed a £3.5 million contract to build a care home in Nottingham. 

Beechdale Manor - a 65 bedroom care home constructed in the Billborough area, close to the city centre - offers state-of-the-art facilities, including a specialist floor dedicated to the care of Dementia patients.

This specialist area includes a cinema, pub and reminiscence room to support the residents and offer them a high quality and supportive environment.

At its height 80 tradespeople from Seddon Construction were on the site for the new-build development, completed for London-based residential and nursing care home provider, Bondcare.

The care home took 48 weeks to complete.  Following the completion, a cheque for £500 was presented to neighbouring schools in the vicinity of the works, for their support during the construction phase. 

Brocklewood Infants, Brocklewood Junior, Highwood Player Infants and Highwood Player Junior Schools all helped with access and storage of materials throughout the project. 

Adam Williams of Seddon Construction, said: "The £500 cheque was presented as a gift for being a really good neighbour during the works.

"We were delighted to be able to thank the pupils and staff for their patience and support during our time on site.

"The new building looks superb and will provide an important service for the area."

This is the first care home Seddon Construction has built for Bondcare under a five-year partnership agreement announced in 2009.

Two other sites have also been allocated to the company in the West Midlands. These and the Nottingham site represent a combined contract value totalling approximately £12 million.

Adam Williams added: "The partnership provides continuity of work and gives both parties the opportunity to maximise the benefits of long term collaborations and the cost value benefits that brings."