Clayton Church Homes - Uraidla North Village Retirement Living

14 Kidney St, Uraidla SA 5142, Australia

Uraidla Village is a retirement living community by Clayton Church Homes, located 15 minutes from Adelaide in the leafy Adelaide Hills suburb of Uraidla. The village comprises North Village (built 1993) and South Village (built 2005), offering 17 independent living units with architecturally designed two-bedroom homes, reverse-cycle air-conditioning, and undercover parking. Residents enjoy beautiful landscaped gardens and a supportive, close-knit community atmosphere. The café area serves as a social hub where residents gather for activities like Friday Happy Hours, and residents have access to in-house home care services with priority to Clayton Church Homes' residential aged care facilities if future care needs arise.

1144/1144 B26, Uraidla SA 5142, Australia

Clayton Church Homes Summerhill, located at 1144 Greenhill Road in Uraidla, is a 60-bed residential aged care home set in a picturesque vineyard setting overlooking the Piccadilly Valley. The facility features private ensuite rooms with high-speed Wi-Fi, an on-site gym staffed with positive-ageing specialists, a hairdresser, fresh daily meals, and extensive landscaped gardens and community spaces. It provides 24/7 nursing and personal care services, short-term respite accommodation, dementia-specific programmes, and palliative care, with diverse activities including music therapy, gardening, exercise classes, and bus outings. Visitors are always welcome, and the home is dedicated to person-centred, inclusive care that supports independence and wellbeing.

2 Station St, Crafers SA 5152, Australia

The Tiers Crafers is a retirement living village in Crafers, Adelaide Hills, operated by Clayton Church Homes with six independent living units. Each two-bedroom unit features en-suite facilities, built-in robes, and a secure carport, with the option to maintain a garden. The village emphasises community living with weekly social events, an on-site cafeteria, and maintenance-inclusive management. Residents have access to additional support through Clayton Church Homes' home care services and priority access to their residential aged care facilities if needs change.

83 Mount Barker Rd, Stirling SA 5152, Australia

Clayton Church Homes is an independent not-for-profit aged care organisation established in 1968, offering residential aged care (high and low level), respite care, retirement living, and home care across Adelaide and the Adelaide Hills. The organisation operates five residential care facilities and twelve retirement living villages. Recognised with a 4-star rating by the Australian Government's Aged Care Star Ratings system, it is known for prioritising resident experience and culturally responsive care that honours diverse backgrounds. The organisation's approach emphasises pastoral care, community connection, and holistic support for older South Australians.

6 Bilney Rd, Stirling SA 5152, Australia

Pinoak Tiers Retirement Village in Stirling is a retirement living community in the prestigious Adelaide Hills town of Stirling, offering independent living apartments and villas for over-55s in a beautiful cool-climate setting surrounded by the native vegetation and cottage gardens of the Adelaide Hills. The village provides a managed retirement community lifestyle in one of South Australia's most desirable regional communities, close to the Stirling village shops, cafes, and restaurants, the Cleland Conservation Park, and the Aldgate Valley. Residents enjoy the Adelaide Hills' renowned gardens, cool summers, autumn colours, and the strong community identity of the Hills townships.

6-8 Bilney Rd, Stirling SA 5152, Australia

Pinoak Tiers is an independent living community in Stirling, Adelaide Hills, offering 31 one and two-bedroom units for active retirees. Residents enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle with private gardens, a cafeteria, and a close-knit community atmosphere. Operated by Clayton Church Homes (established 1968), the facility provides priority access to residential aged care and home care services if residents' care needs change over time.