Anglicare - Warrina Village

Aged Care

Castle Hill Ref:PL5304

About

A feature of Warrina Village is ‘The Glade’ - an open parkland space next to Willow Pond, which is a favourite picnic and barbeque spot for residents as well as their family and friends.

Warrina has two community centres where residents enjoy a variety of activities. Residents also enjoy lovely walks through the peaceful village with many spacious walking paths.

Conveniently located near Lober Square, Warrina offers a choice of units, duplex villas and free standing villas, all of which are modern, spacious and beautifully designed.

Facilities:

Hairdresser
Heated pool and gym
Library
Village bus
Computer and games room
Resident garden and workshop
Bowling green
Community centre
BBQ area
Cafe
Guest accommodation
Onsite chaplaincy and church services
Registered nurse
Bulk-billing medical centre
Oniste residential care communities

About Castle Hill Villages:

Set on 120 acres of the Anglicare estate are five retirement living villages and five residential care communities - Hopetoun Village, Mowll Village, Warrina Village, Nuffield Village and Flinders Village. Each has its own individual character within this vibrant village community.

Our retirement living options range from one-bedroom apartments to three-bedroom villas – something for everyone. Bursting with clubs, activities and various groups, there’s much to enjoy. From creative pursuits to gardening and regular social activities, Anglicare Castle Hill offers many recreational activities.

At the heart of our Castle Hill estate is Lober Square featuring Wills Café, newly refurbished historic Lober House, bowling and croquet green, community centre, St James Chapel, hairdresser, resident shops, village bus, resident workshop and our state-of-the-art Health Centre. At the Health Centre you can enjoy the indoor heated lap pool, resident gymnasium and healthcare professionals at the Sisson Clinic including services such as doctors, podiatrists, dermatologists, optometrists and pathology. With 24-hour medical support in the village, you can relax, knowing that help is always close at hand.

We know that health and wellness is important to you, so you can access and enjoy an extensive range of wellbeing services right at your doorstep, including home care. All levels of care are available across our residential care communities.

Public buses travel through the village for easy access to all parts of Castle Hill and surrounding suburbs. With all the shops, services and restaurants of Castle Hill just a few minutes away, Anglicare Castle Hill is the perfect place for your retirement.

This village has a wide-ranging social and activities program offering everything from scrabble and bridge afternoons, to art lessons, forums, movie matinees, snooker clubs and the library. There is also a friendly and popular kiosk in the village, which sells grocery essentials and serves light meals, hot and cold drinks, cake and even Devonshire Teas.

For more information, fill out the form on this page.

You may have to pay a departure fee when you leave this village.

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138

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Broughton Avenue, Castle Hill, 2154, NSW

1300 111 278

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Epping, NSW Ref:PL23532

Retirement Village
2 Car Garage
Direct Garage Access
Ergonomic interior
Adaptable Bathroom
Secure Estate
24hr Medical Alert External
Gym, Rehab or Wellness Centre

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2 Car Garage
Direct Garage Access
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Adaptable Bathroom
Secure Estate
24hr Medical Alert External
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