Royal London Asset Management has committed to forward-fund two purpose-built elderly care homes in the South East of England, comprising a total of 146 beds, as part of its expanding investment in UK healthcare infrastructure.
The homes, located across Kent in Coxheath and Canterbury, will each provide 73 beds, complete with strong sustainability features and high-quality staff and resident facilities. Developed by Aspire LPP, a specialist care home developer, the homes are designed to deliver future-proofed residential and dementia care in locations with a lack of supply and a strong long-term demand for modern care provision.
These acquisitions form part of Royal London Asset Management’s wider healthcare strategy, which has now committed £450 million to the sector. The strategy focuses on investing in purpose-built healthcare assets that support essential social infrastructure while offering long-term, resilient income and aligns with Royal London Asset Management’s ambition to scale its healthcare exposure.
The care homes will be operated by Dunham Care, a care home operator backed by the McGoff Group, which has a long-standing presence in the development and operation of care homes in the UK.
Source: press release sent 22 June 2026