Ingenia Gardens Bathurst

200 Stewart St, Bathurst NSW 2795, Australia

Cheriton (RFBI Bathurst Masonic Retirement Village) is an independent living retirement village at 200 Stewart Street, Bathurst NSW, operated by RFBI (Royal Freemasons' Benevolent Institution), a not-for-profit organisation with Freemasonry roots. The village comprises 21 apartments — three one-bedroom and eighteen two-bedroom — all with en-suite bathrooms and emergency call systems, and is co-located with an RFBI residential aged care centre. Originally opened in 1989 with 13 units and expanded to 21 by 1992, the village was named 'Cheriton' by its first resident after a village in England. Residents enjoy landscaped gardens, a community hall, village bus outings, and regular visits from a hairdresser and podiatrist. The village is a short walk or bus ride from Bathurst's town centre, shops, and health services.

200 Stewart St, Bathurst NSW 2795, Australia

RFBI Bathurst Masonic Village is operated by the Royal Freemasons' Benevolent Institution (RFBI), a not-for-profit organisation founded in 1880 with a long history of supporting older Australians. The Bathurst village offers both retirement living and residential aged care, including respite care options. RFBI's residential care services provide 24/7 support, described as secure, worry-free living. Across its network of 22 residential villages and 20 retirement villages in NSW and ACT, RFBI cares for more than 2,500 older community members each day. The organisation's Masonic heritage underpins a strong commitment to community benevolence and wellbeing programmes.

105 Stanley St, Bathurst NSW 2795, Australia

Oak Tree Retirement Village Bathurst is a boutique independent living community of 53 villas located at 105 Stanley Street, Bathurst NSW, just a five-minute drive from the city centre. The village offers thoughtfully designed 2 and 3 bedroom villas with step-free, open plan living, full kitchens, built-in wardrobes, private outdoor patios, and individual garages. Residents enjoy a bowling green, regular social activities, and a village centre for community connection. The community is pet-friendly and gated nightly, and is built in compliance with the NSW State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP) for seniors. Oak Tree Group is a member of the Retirement Living Council of the Property Council of Australia and operates under applicable retirement village legislation.

93 Stanley St, Bathurst NSW 2795, Australia

This facility offers residential, palliative, dementia, and respite care in a modern, country resort-style environment located near Bathurst town centre, with views over the Macquarie River. The culture emphasizes community, providing a relaxing setting with compassionate and personalized support. Distinctive features include a working farmyard with animals, an edible kitchen garden, and an inclusive Men's Shed for social activities and projects. There is also a wellness centre focused on reablement and restorative programs, and the facility opened in 2019.

1/98 Bentinck St, Bathurst NSW 2789, Australia

HammondCare Home Care Central West/Mudgee is a home care service delivering support to people in their own homes across the Central West and Mudgee regions of New South Wales. Services include government-funded Home Care Packages, the Commonwealth Home Support Programme, and private home care for clients with any level of need. The clinical team includes qualified Care Managers, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, and exercise physiologists who can visit clients at home. HammondCare also runs Social Clubs offering day respite, social activities, bus outings, gardening, exercise sessions, and communal meals. Fee information is published on the HammondCare website.

3/55 Seymour St, Bathurst NSW 2795, Australia

This centre provides social support and respite services for seniors in Bathurst, aiming to keep them active and connected within their community. It offers group activities, individual support including transport and assistance with shopping or appointments, and meals. The goal is to help clients delay or avoid the need for more complex aged care. The atmosphere is welcoming, focusing on community engagement and connection. It operates as a not-for-profit organisation, relying on community support and government grants.