Mull Hall Care Home in Invergordon

Mull Hall Care Home is surrounded by beautiful gardens. It offers outstanding views across Invergordon, Cromarty Firth and The Black Isle. With its wonderful facilities too, Mull Hall has it all.

You’ll find us at the heart of Barbaraville – just 10 minutes from Invergordon. Here, our dedicated team delivers person-centred residential, dementia, respite and palliative care for people during their senior years.

It’s a warm and supportive environment where our staff and residents are like extended family to one another.

What facilities does Mull Hall residential home offer?

42 single bedrooms – a comfortable space for you or your loved one to relax in. Each features en-suite bathroom facilities.
Spacious lounge and dining areas – where we gather to socialise, take part in activities and enjoy hearty home-cooked meals.
Hairdressing salon – residents can enjoy regular haircuts, manicures and pedicures. Our gentlemen residents can also get beard and facial trims.
Stunning gardens – it’s a lovely spot to sit and take in all the picturesque scenery our Highlands location has to offer. Wheelchair-accessible pathways enable everyone to enjoy the space too.
- We also have a heated garden house – perfect for those crisp winter days.

Life at our Barbaraville care home

Here, at Sanctuary Care, we have an undeniable passion for enriching lives. We go above and beyond to ensure everyone is happy and fulfilled. We get to know our residents – including what they like and dislike.

Our residents are free to spend their time doing what they enjoy most – and we’re here to support them along the way. However, our dedicated activities coordinators always have something engaging planned, which can include:

Gentle exercise sessions to help us stay active.
Reminiscence and sensory activities, which are especially beneficial for residents receiving dementia care.
Singing along as a group to our favourite songs
Baking mornings – whether we’re trying new recipes or old favourites!
Trips out in our minibus – to the lovely beaches and villages across Easter Ross.
- With many of our residents having grown up in Invergordon’s surrounding villages, these visits allow residents with dementia and memory loss to reminisce.
Ferry rides across to Cromarty Firth from Nigg.

Proudly not-for-profit

We’re proud to be a not-for-profit care provider. What does this mean? All our surplus income goes into making the care we deliver even better. It’s reinvested into our care home, staff and residents.

Our closely-knit team has lots of experience caring for people living with dementia and related conditions. Trained nurse, Lorna has managed the home for eight years, while deputy manager, Steph has been with us for 18 years.

They work closely with Ross-shire’s community nurses who come to the care home to provide nursing support. And they’re here to support the families of our residents too.