FAQs

Alterations for reasons such as a disability may be arranged with management's approval. You will be required to cover all costs associated with the alteration and may be required to revert the unit to its original state (at your cost).

Yes, you are welcome to have visitors to stay for up four weeks per year and thereafter, with approval from your village team. 

Residents pay a village weekly fee, monthly in advance, which is calculated as a proportion of the cost of the village outgoings. This fee includes costs such as rates, insurance, rubbish collection, security patrols, lawn & garden maintenance of the common areas and will vary by facility.

The entry cost gives you the right to live in the unit as well as use the services and communal areas in the village.

The deferred management fee (also known as the amenities fee) represents a contribution towards the provision of accommodation and communal village facilities and buildings.

Residents are protected through a first ranking mortgage with the village's statutory supervisor. They hold first ranking mortgage over the village land in order to ensure priority and security for the rights of all residents. The statutory supervisor also ensures the operator of the village acts in accordance with the disclosure statement and the village is run in a financially responsible manner.

You or your family are responsible for marketing and selling the unit at your own cost. There may also be real estate agent’s commission payable.

On resale you will be paid the purchase price minus the amenities fee, legal fees, and any other monies owing to Bupa.

The prospective resident must meet the normal entry criteria of the village.