A Grade II listed residential nursing home in Toxteth, founded to provide care for sick and disadvantaged men and continuing that mission today.
At a glance
The Turner Home stands on Dingle Lane in the Toxteth area of Liverpool. Originally established as a dedicated facility for vulnerable men, it remains a registered residential and nursing home serving the same population. The building’s architectural and social heritage is recognized through its Grade II listing on the National Heritage List for England.
History
Founded as the Turner Memorial Home, the building was established to provide care for sick and disadvantaged men. Over time it has been known variously as the Turner Memorial Home and the Turner Nursing Home before settling on its current name. Throughout its operational history, the facility has maintained its core mission of residential and nursing care for men in need.
What you see
The Turner Home is a Grade II listed building, indicating it possesses special architectural or historic interest worthy of preservation. Its location on Dingle Lane in Toxteth places it within one of Liverpool’s distinctive inner-city neighborhoods, characterized by Victorian-era urban development.
Cultural significance
The Turner Home represents an important strand of Liverpool’s social infrastructure—institutional buildings dedicated to caring for vulnerable populations. Its Grade II listing acknowledges both its architectural merit and its role in the city’s welfare and community history.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: Liverpool
- Coordinates: 53.3805, -2.9565
- Status: Grade II listed building, National Heritage List for England
- Current use: Registered residential and nursing home for men
Practical information & getting there
The Turner Home is located on Dingle Lane in Toxteth, Liverpool. As a residential nursing facility, it is not open to casual visitors. For inquiries about the building or its history, contact Liverpool’s local heritage services or the National Heritage List for England.
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