The Rosedale Retirement home has earned the bragging right as result of being labelled as the historical home by the city of Brampton. Each room is named after a flower based on the remolded of the building. Brampton, known for its diverse culture and dynamic energy, has a rich historical background that dates back centuries. Brampton is known as the flower’s city of Toronto. Originally inhabited by Indigenous peoples, the area later became a prominent agricultural center in the 19th century, known for its lush orchards and fertile farmland. With the arrival of the railway in the late 19th century, Brampton experienced rapid growth and urbanization, transforming into the bustling city it is today.

 

Rosedale Retirement Home introduces two exceptional residences designed to provide unparalleled comfort and care for our residents: The first residence boasts an expansive 8,000 square feet of living space, featuring 19 meticulously crafted custom-designed suites. Residents can enjoy the spaciousness and serenity of their surroundings while taking advantage of the large front-facing deck, perfect for soaking in the sunshine and enjoying scenic views. With 24-hour assisted living services, residents have peace of mind knowing that their needs will be attended to around the clock. Accessibility is paramount, with a wheelchair-accessible ramp ensuring ease of movement throughout the home. The residence features two main floor bathrooms, four second-floor bathrooms, and one third-floor bathroom, ensuring convenience and comfort for all residents.