Acting on behalf of Bluebrick Healthcare, HPC has sold a 62 bed new-build care home in Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire, to one of the UK's largest privately owned care home groups, Country Court.
Al-Karim Kachra, Co-CEO, Country Court“We are delighted to have completed the purchase and have been pleased to work with HPC once again in getting this over the line. The latest addition will be an excellent fit for the group and bolsters our strategic growth plans.”
Acting on behalf of Bluebrick Healthcare, HPC has sold a 62 bed new-build care home in Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire, to one of the UK's largest privately owned care home groups, Country Court.
The care home is a purpose built property which was completed to a high specification, including 100% single, en-suite wet rooms, coffee lounge, cinema room, salon and first floor terrace. The home was vacant at the time of sale, and Country Court intends to carry out further refurbishment and adaptations before it becomes an operational part of the group.
Mike Bullas, founder of Bluebrick and developer of many care homes across the country over 25 years commented, “We continue to develop first class care homes and are pleased to see Country Court take on this latest one. We are sure they will deliver quality care to the families of Mablethorpe and the surrounding area, and we wish them well for the future.”
Al-Karim Kachra, Co-CEO of County Court commented, “We are delighted to have completed the purchase and have been pleased to work with HPC once again in getting this over the line. The latest addition will be an excellent fit for the group and bolsters our strategic growth plans.”
HPC Director Ian Wilkie, who handled the sale, added, “We are delighted to have once again achieved a successful outcome for long-standing client Bluebrick Healthcare. This is another best-in-class care facility in the local area, and the completion continues our track record of transactions involving prime care assets. It was also a pleasure to deal with the Country Court team once again".
Bluebrick were advised by BRM law firm with Country Court advised by Freeths and funded by Cynergy Bank.