Aged care homes in Fitzroy North, VIC

256 Queens Parade, Fitzroy North VIC 3068, Australia

George Maher House in Fitzroy North is a residential aged care facility providing nursing home care for elderly residents in Melbourne's inner north, named after George Maher who made significant contributions to the provider or community. The facility is situated close to Edinburgh Gardens, Royal Park, and the vibrant commercial streets of Fitzroy North, offering residents an inner-city lifestyle setting with excellent public transport connections and community amenities. Residents receive personalised 24-hour care, allied health support, and lifestyle activities in a welcoming, community-focused inner-Melbourne environment.

1 South Terrace, Clifton Hill VIC 3068, Australia

Brotherhood of St Laurence Sambell Lodge in Clifton Hill in Melbourne's inner north is a residential aged care facility operated by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, named after the organisation's legendary leader Gerard Tucker's successor, providing aged care in Melbourne's inner north with a strong social justice ethos. The facility serves elderly residents in the diverse inner-north suburbs, offering 24-hour nursing care, allied health services, and an inclusive, welcoming community environment that reflects the Brotherhood's commitment to equity and human dignity. Clifton Hill's vibrant inner-city location ensures residents have excellent access to community amenities, public transport, and Melbourne's cultural offerings.

6 Church St, Fitzroy North VIC 3068, Australia

Harold McCracken House is a residential aged care facility in Fitzroy North in Melbourne's inner north, operated by a community or church-affiliated provider and providing nursing home care for elderly residents in an urban setting. The facility is named in honour of Harold McCracken and situated close to the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne Health services, and the vibrant commercial and cultural amenities of inner Melbourne. Residents benefit from 24-hour care, allied health services, and access to the community activities of the Melbourne inner north.

20 Rushall Cres, Fitzroy North VIC 3068, Australia

Abound Communities at Fitzroy North (Rushall Park) is a retirement village run by one of Australia's oldest not-for-profit organisations, established in 1869 when the Victorian Government gifted land in North Fitzroy. The village offers a continuum of care including independent living, assisted living, and residential aged care through Liscombe House. Across its four villages, Abound Communities houses over 500 older Victorians with a mission to provide affordable, safe, and dignified homes. The organisation also offers home care services and is registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profit Commission.

217-241 Queens Parade, Fitzroy North VIC 3068, Australia

TLC Clifton Views is Melbourne's first high-rise residential aged care home, located in Fitzroy North near Queens Parade shops and public transport. The facility is described as chic and sophisticated, offering comprehensive senior care services and nursing home options for older people. The home provides modern and friendly accommodation designed to cater to the diverse needs of residents seeking quality aged care in inner Melbourne.

160 Gold St, Clifton Hill VIC 3068, Australia

Brotherhood of St. Laurence (BSL) Aged Care is a not-for-profit organisation operating a purpose-built five-storey residential aged care home in Clifton Hill, Victoria, featuring 114 single rooms with 24-hour registered nursing support, situated opposite Darling Gardens. With more than 80 years of experience working alongside older people, BSL also provides support at home, centre-based and overnight cottage respite, independent living units, and social connections programs across multiple inner Melbourne locations. Care is delivered through a holistic case management approach, welcoming residents of any ethnicity, cultural background, religious belief, or gender identity. BSL supplements its direct services with research and advocacy through its Social Policy and Research Centre, with a particular focus on reducing disadvantage among older Australians.