Bupa Sunset Retirement Village
- Village Manager: Donna Prince
- 09) 627 9095
- 027 807 5509
- Email Village Request an Information PackSunset Retirement Village - opened in September 2015 - is situated in a quiet residential area in the Auckland suburb of Blockhouse Bay. The village is within ten minutes drive of two golf courses and a bowling club, and near to parks and other green spaces.
Sunset Village has 18 one bedroom and 45 two bedroom apartments – with ten different floor plans to choose from. Enjoy well-designed modern kitchens, en-suite bathrooms, and stylish open plan lounge and dining areas. Not only are all our spacious apartments connected to our 24-hour emergency call system, but Bupa also operates a dedicated care facility right next door. Sunset Rest Home and Hospital provides rest home, hospital and dementia care, and village residents have priority access, as well as seven days free respite care if required.
At Sunset Retirement Village, you’ll be able to enjoy both independence and a sense of belonging. Community facilities will include a gym and hair salon, two community lounges, a communal kitchen and a library.
Sunset Retirement Village is operated by Bupa, a trusted name in healthcare. For more information about Sunset Retirement Village, please make an enquiry.Open Day: Wednesday 24 October 2018 1pm - 3pmCall us for an enquiry pack or visit us on our open dayAccommodation
- Apartments
Level of Care
- Independent Living
- Resthome care
- Hospital care
- Dementia care
- Respite care
Village Facilities
- Community Centre
- Library
- BBQ area
- Cinema
- Hairdresser available for appointments
- Beauty Salon
- Gym
- Dining Room
- Bar
- Coffee Machine
- Lock-up storage
Care offered by village
- Health clinic
- Doctor available for appointments
- Physio available for appointments
- Emergency call system in units
- In home personal assistance e.g. showering / grooming
Services offered by village
- Village van
- Meal deliveries
- House keeping
- Personal laundry service
- Linen change
Security
- Security patrols
Resident Activities
- Arts & crafts
- Cards & board games
- Exercise classes
- Social outings
- Resident dinners
- Bar happy hours
- Organised entertainment
- Quizzes
- Bingo
- Movie nights
- Activties programme
- Shopping trips
Attractions in the Area
- Beaches
- Scenic walks
- Shopping
- Bowling club
- Golf courses
- Local RSA
- Cinemas
- Restaurants / cafes
Can residents make alterations to their property? ×
Alterations for reason such as a disability may be arranged with managements approval. The resident will be required to cover all costs associated with the alteration. When the resident leaves the village, they may be required to revert the unit to its original state (at the resident’s cost).What do resident fees cover? ×
Residents pay a village weekly fee, monthly in advance, which is calculated as a proportion of the cost of the village outgoings. This fee includes costs such as rates, insurance, rubbish collection, security patrols, lawn & garden maintenance etc.How long is the cooling off period once the contract is signed? ×
As per the Retirement Villages Act, the cooling off period after an Occupation Right Agreement has been signed is 15 working days.When leaving the village, what is the process for units being sold? ×
Bupa will market your Apartment and on resale refund the money you paid minus the Amenities Fee, and any other monies owing. Residents are welcome to introduce a prospective resident as long as they meet the normal entry criteria of the village.Can residents have friends & family to stay? ×
Yes, you are welcome to have visitors to stay for up to three weeks at a time. If your guests intend on staying longer, you will be required to get consent from the village manager.What does the entry fee cover? ×
The entry cost gives the resident the right to live in the unit for their lifetime or as long as they choose as well as use the services and communal areas in the village.What are the residents rights if the village got into financial difficulty? ×
Residents are protected through a first ranking mortgage with the Village's Statutory Supervisor. They hold first ranking mortgage over the village land in order to ensure priority and security for the rights of all residents. The statutory supervisor also ensures the operator of the village acts in accordance with the Disclosure Statement and the village is run in a financially responsible manner.What happens if there is a delay in sale? ×
If your unit has not been sold within six months of your licence termination, Bupa will pay what you are owed. If it sells sooner, Bupa will repay you upon settlement.Contact Bupa Sunset Retirement Village
Village Summary
Retirement Village Association (RVA) Accredited VillageLegal Titles of Units: Licence to occupyStatutory Supervisor: Corporate Trust Limited trading as Foundation Corporate TrustPet Policy: Small pets welcome, with permission from the village managerInsurance Policy: Full comprehensive insurance on the communal village buildings as well as residential properties and infrastructure.On-Site Manager: Yes
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