Resthaven Blackwood (21 Waite Street) Retirement Living

192 Main Rd, Blackwood SA 5051, Australia

Resthaven Blackwood is a quiet retirement living community in Blackwood Hills, South Australia, comprising nine freestanding three-bedroom homes set in a gated community with mature, established gardens. Each home features an enclosed carport with roller door, private garden, and paved courtyards, offering a peaceful, low-maintenance lifestyle in a secure setting. Located minutes from supermarkets, cafes, shops, and Wittunga Botanic Garden, it provides independent living for retirees seeking convenience and community.

9 Brighton Parade, Blackwood SA 5051, Australia

Resthaven Blackwood (Brighton Parade) is an independent living retirement community in the Adelaide Hills with eleven free-standing units, each offering two or three bedrooms with air conditioning, private carports, and landscaped gardens. Conveniently located in the heart of Blackwood within walking distance of shops and cafés, the village features mature native gardens and well-maintained grounds. Operated by Resthaven, a not-for-profit organisation affiliated with the Uniting Church of Australia since 1935, the facility provides independent living accommodation without on-site nursing or residential aged care services. The community embraces diversity and offers a peaceful setting for retirees seeking an active, independent lifestyle. This is suitable for those looking to maintain independence whilst enjoying community connection and proximity to local amenities.

48 Gloucester Ave, Belair SA 5052, Australia

Kalyra Belair is a residential aged care facility in Adelaide Hills featuring historic buildings surrounded by magnificent trees and gardens. With over 130 years of experience, it provides award-winning, person-centred care that prioritises independence and dignity. The facility offers both general residential aged care and memory support services for residents with dementia.

2 Kalyra Rd, Belair SA 5052, Australia

Kalyra Belair is a residential aged care facility in Adelaide Hills, South Australia, featuring historic buildings surrounded by magnificent trees and gardens. Part of Kalyra's three-facility residential aged care network, it serves the local community with award-winning care informed by over 130 years of experience. The facility prioritises person-centred care and helping residents maintain independence in a homelike setting.

2 Kalyra Rd, Belair SA 5052, Australia

Kalyra Help at Home is a not-for-profit home care service operated by Kalyra Communities, an organisation with over 130 years of aged care experience in South Australia. The service provides flexible, personalised support to help people maintain independence in their own homes, with options ranging from basic domestic assistance to intensive nursing and allied health care. Services include personal care, clinical nursing, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, podiatry, memory support for those with cognitive impairment, and home modifications. Three programs are available: Commonwealth Home Support Program (government-subsidised for low-level support), Support at Home Packages (for more complex needs), and Kalyra Choice Program (fee-for-service). Staff are professionally trained and services are tailored to each individual's needs and budget.

2 Grandview Dr, Pasadena SA 5042, Australia

Trinity Place is a not-for-profit retirement village located in Pasadena, South Australia, founded in 1982 as part of the aged care ministry of Trinity Lutheran Church. The community offers 111 independent living units and 32 serviced apartments across a 4-hectare site, catering to active, independent retirees with varying levels of support. Residents enjoy a strong focus on community, independence and active ageing in a Christian environment, with facilities including an indoor hydrotherapy pool with qualified instructors, lawn and indoor bowls, tennis courts, and a co-located Lutheran Church. Staff are available onsite from 8am to 9pm daily with sleep-over arrangements for emergencies, and residents are encouraged to engage home care providers for any additional care assistance they may need.