Aged care homes in Cottesloe, WA

40 Marine Parade, Entrance Warton St, Cottesloe WA 6011, Australia

Marine Views Cottesloe is a residential aged care facility located in Cottesloe, Western Australia, on an iconic ocean-side location. Operated by Curtin Heritage Living, the facility features beautifully appointed individual rooms with ensuites. Residents have access to The Heritage Collective, which provides arts and cultural programming experiences throughout the year.

1 Gibney Street entrances Marine Prd, and, Gibney St, Cottesloe WA 6011, Australia

Waterfront Cottesloe is a 76-apartment beachfront independent living village in Cottesloe, Western Australia, operated by not-for-profit Curtin Heritage Living since 1979. The development features 2-3 bedroom apartments designed for accessibility, with residents enjoying a supportive community and optional 24-hour care services available through home care packages. Extensive onsite amenities include a pool, gym, restaurant, theatre, art gallery, gardens, and activity programs, with residents able to access the adjacent Marine Views Cottesloe residential care facility if additional nursing care becomes needed.

40 Marine Parade, Cottesloe WA 6011, Australia

Curtin Heritage Living is a not-for-profit aged care organisation established in 1979, operating multiple residential and independent living facilities across Perth's western suburbs. The organisation provides residential aged care with 24-hour nursing care for both low and higher care needs, specialised dementia care, and palliative care services. Their Marine Views Cottesloe facility overlooks Cottesloe Beach and features extensive allied health services including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, dietetics, and speech therapy. Residents enjoy person-centred care with amenities including a library, cinema, art studio, therapy gym, and salon.

81 Forrest St, Cottesloe WA 6011, Australia

SHINE Community Care is a not-for-profit home care provider serving Western Australian communities across metro, southwest, and great southern regions for over 40 years. They provide in-home support designed to help people remain independent in their own homes, along with activities, transport, and carer support services. The organisation is community-owned and operated, with a hub located in Cottesloe. They offer tailored home care packages and support people to stay connected to their local communities.