Compare Communities - Australia’s First Choice, when comparing Retirement Villages. Compare, select and save up to $15k in your next move in life. 1300 190 547
Compare Communities - Australia’s First Choice, when comparing Retirement Villages. Compare, select and save up to $15k in your next move in life. 1300 190 547
When you’re looking for retirement villages with a bit of luxury, you’ll find a range of providers that provide resort-style retirement villages.
These premier villages feel like five star hotels and can provide a range of hotel-like features including an onsite golf course, pool and spa, licensed bars and more.
There are many retirement villages who offer serviced apartments, meaning that they provide additional help for a monthly fee.
These features may include help with cooking, laundry, ironing and other domestic duties to help you around the house. There may also be some low care nursing care available, the services will vary between villages.
Where Can I Find Premier Villages?
The best way to find villages which have more luxury features is to search for villages that classify themselves as a ‘resort’. You can use our online directory to find resort-style retirement villages in your area.
Resort-style Villages in Queensland
Resort-style Villages in New South Wales
Resort-style Villages in Victoria
Resort-style Villages in South Australia
Resort-style Villages in Western Australia
Buying your first home is a daunting process that forces you to weigh up how you want live with what is realistically affordable.
When buying your last home, money may be less of an issue, but it should not stop being a consideration.
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A study into the motivations of people who choose retirement village accommodation in New South Wales has found the financial literacy of potential residents to be a concern.
Macquarie University lecturer in applied finance Dr Timothy Kyng hopes to interview 60 new residents of retirement villages and 20 retirement village operators to compile the research which he expects to publish at the end of the year.
