Levande Castle Ridge

Clarke Dr, Castle Hill NSW 2154, Australia

Flinders Village is an Anglicare retirement living community offering cottage-style living on Clarke Drive in Castle Hill, NSW 2154. It is a small, intimate village — one of five Anglicare retirement communities at the Castle Hill precinct — giving residents access to a broad range of shared services and social groups. The village has one-bedroom homes and features onsite church services at St James Chapel, a hydrotherapy pool, lap pool, hairdresser, café, and library. Health services available on-site include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, GP visits, and nursing support. A village bus, bowling green, gardens, and computer kiosk round out the lifestyle offering.

43 Clarke Dr, Castle Hill NSW 2154, Australia

This residential aged care home in Castle Hill offers a vibrant and social community atmosphere, where residents often form close friendships. Care is person-centred, guided by Anglicare's Rhythm of Life® model, and activities are shaped by resident interests. There are lovely open spaces and walking paths, including a duck pond, for residents to enjoy. Mealtimes are a social event with flexible breakfast hours and opportunities to contribute to menu planning. Spiritual and emotional support is available through a Chaplain and Pastoral Carer.

35 Western Rd, Castle Hill NSW 2154, Australia

Mowll Village is a retirement living community on Broughton Avenue, Castle Hill, NSW, operated by Anglicare Sydney as the original village among five at the Castle Hill estate. The village offers one- to three-bedroom apartments and two- to three-bedroom villas, with home contributions ranging from $608,000 to $2,305,000 under Anglicare's For Life Village Membership model. Residents have access to 24/7 onsite care and a broad range of amenities including a gym, swimming pool, hydrotherapy pool, café, library, and bowling green. Health services available on site include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, and GP visits. Five residential care homes are located on the broader Castle Hill estate, and the minimum entry age for the village is 70 years.

12 Broughton Ave, Castle Hill NSW 2154, Australia

This content describes the range of health care services offered by Anglicare across its aged care facilities and villages, rather than focusing on a single home. Anglicare provides comprehensive support including post-hospital transition care, palliative care, and general nursing for its residents. They also operate a health centre, the Sisson Clinic & Therapy Centre, which offers a variety of allied health services and facilities like a heated pool and gym. The organisation emphasises a holistic approach, integrating physical, emotional, and spiritual care through its teams and chaplains. These services are available to residents within their aged care homes or at specific health centres.

Broughton Ave, Castle Hill NSW 2154, Australia

This facility is one of five residential aged care homes located within a larger Anglicare village in Castle Hill. It provides 24/7 care for residents, ensuring support is always available. The broader village environment offers a vibrant atmosphere with a wide array of social activities and amenities, from a library and cafe to a gym and swimming pool. Residents have access to various health services, including physiotherapy and occupational therapy. Operated by Anglicare Sydney, a not-for-profit organisation, the village fosters a community-focused culture.

17 Hilliard Dr, Castle Hill NSW 2154, Australia

This residential aged care home in Castle Hill offers personalised support within a welcoming and supportive community. The atmosphere is peaceful and calm, encouraging social connection through resident-led activities and various groups. A key feature is their "Rhythm of Life®" model for person-centred care, complemented by spiritual and emotional support from a Chaplain and Pastoral Carer. Residents can enjoy beautifully landscaped gardens and participate in activities like knitting or a food focus group. It is operated by Anglicare, a not-for-profit organisation with a religious affiliation.