Kori Construction Secures £47m of New Care Home Developments for Care UK and Barchester Healthcare
- constructnetuk
- Jun 10
- 3 min read

Kori Construction has strengthened its position within the UK’s care and later living sector after securing four new care home developments for long-standing clients Care UK and Barchester Healthcare.
The projects, with a combined value of £47 million, will deliver 274 new care beds across the South of England and continue Kori’s recent growth within the specialist care construction market.
The appointments build upon an established relationship with both operators, with Kori having previously delivered four projects for Barchester Healthcare and three for Care UK, alongside an additional Care UK scheme currently under construction.
Project Overview
Burnham, Buckinghamshire
Client: Care UK
Kori Construction will deliver a new 78-bedroom care home at Stomp Road, Burnham.
The development will include:
En-suite bedrooms
Café facilities
Celebration room
Hair salon
Communal lounges
Dining areas
Landscaped gardens
Private outdoor spaces
Weybridge, Surrey
Client: Care UK
A second appointment will see Kori deliver a 72-bedroom care home at Princes Road, Weybridge.
The scheme includes:
Demolition of an existing office building
Purpose-built care home construction
Specialist residential care facilities
Dementia care accommodation
Communal and landscaped external areas
Liss, Hampshire
Client: Barchester Healthcare
Kori has also secured the construction of a 64-bedroom care home at Wenham Holt, Liss.
The development will provide:
Residential care accommodation
Dining facilities
Day spaces
Communal living areas
Landscaped gardens
Crowthorne, Berkshire
Client: Barchester Healthcare
A fourth project at Lower Wokingham Road, Crowthorne will deliver a 60-bedroom nursing care facility.
The scheme will cater for:
Elderly care
Frailty care
Memory care residents
Communal facilities
Landscaped external spaces
Delivery Programme
The four schemes are scheduled to complete between late 2027 and throughout 2028.
Each development will incorporate social value initiatives focused on:
Local employment opportunities
Skills and training programmes
Educational engagement
Community partnerships
Strategic Context
The appointments further reinforce growing investment within the care and later living sector as operators respond to increasing demand for modern care accommodation across the UK.
Together, the four developments will provide 274 new care beds and support the continued expansion of two of the UK’s largest care operators.
The latest contract awards also demonstrate Kori Construction’s growing reputation within the specialist care sector, where repeat business and long-term client relationships continue to drive growth.
ConstructNet Opportunity Analysis
With delivery now progressing towards construction, the projects provide visibility of future supply chain opportunities across multiple locations throughout Southern England.
Potential opportunities may include:
Demolition and enabling works
Groundworks and infrastructure
Structural frame packages
Roofing and façade systems
Mechanical and electrical installations
Fire protection systems
Internal fit-out packages
Landscaping works
Building materials supply
Plant hire
Waste management and recycling services
Specialist care equipment installations
The schemes provide valuable intelligence for suppliers active within the healthcare, care home and later living sectors.
Key Project Information
Main Contractor:
Kori Construction
Clients:
Care UK
Barchester Healthcare
Combined Project Value:
£47 million
Total Care Beds:
274
Locations:
Burnham
Weybridge
Liss
Crowthorne
Completion:
Late 2027 – 2028
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