Bella Vista Gardens

Aged Care

Norwest Ref:PL8021

3

Vacancies
Cranbrook Care
Cranbrook Care

163

Beds

16 Fairway Drive, Norwest, 2153, NSW Directions

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A new standard of aged care living in the Hills

A new standard of aged care living in the Hills

Apartment
16 Fairway Drive, Kellyville NSW 2155

$0

  • Extra-large wardrobe space, superior finishes, kitchenette, television, individual air conditioning controls and a private ensuite

Each suite at Bella Vista Gardens has been designed by leading interior architects Pike Withers, with style and elegance never before seen in residential aged care in the Hills. Whilst all interiors have been professionally styled, we encourage each suite to be personalised with family mementoes.

The suite/s are of exemplary quality and style with the finest quality fittings and luxury features. The high quality is demonstrated by the high degree of customisation, superior finishes and additional extras, setting an unprecedented benchmark in aged care. The suite/s are contemporary style, very private and have extra-large wardrobe space, kitchenette, television, individual air conditioning controls and a private ensuite.

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Vacancy
A new standard of aged care living in the Hills

A new standard of aged care living in the Hills

Apartment
16 Fairway Drive, Kellyville NSW 2155

$0

  • Extra large wardrobe, superior finishes, kitchenette, television, individual air conditioning controls and private ensuite, superior finishes

Each suite at Bella Vista Gardens has been designed by leading interior architects Pike Withers, with style and elegance never before seen in residential aged care in the Hills. Whilst all interiors have been professionally styled, we encourage each suite to be personalised with family mementoes.

The suite/s are of exemplary quality and style with the finest quality fittings and luxury features. The high quality is demonstrated by the high degree of customisation, superior finishes and additional extras, setting an unprecedented benchmark in aged care. The suite/s are contemporary style, very private and have extra-large wardrobe space, kitchenette, television, individual air conditioning controls and a private ensuite.

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Vacancy
A new standard of aged care living in the Hills

A new standard of aged care living in the Hills

Apartment
16 Fairway Drive, Kellyville NSW 2155

$0

Each suite at Bella Vista Gardens has been designed by leading interior architects Pike Withers, with style and elegance never before seen in residential aged care in the Hills. Whilst all interiors have been professionally styled, we encourage each suite to be personalised with family mementoes.

The suite/s are of exemplary quality and style with the finest quality fittings and luxury features. The high quality is demonstrated by the high degree of customisation, superior finishes and additional extras, setting an unprecedented benchmark in aged care. The suite/s are contemporary style, very private and have extra-large wardrobe space, kitchenette, television, individual air conditioning controls and a private ensuite.

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About this Aged Care Home
Quick Facts

Number of Dwellings

N/A

Number of Beds

163

Min. Aged Care Price

$0.00

Max. Aged Care Price

$0.00

RAD

0

DAP

0

Snapshot

Year Established

2016

Type of Beds

High Care, Respite Care, Secure Dementia

Amenities
  • Hairdresser
  • Pay TV
  • Cafe on-site
  • Village bus
  • Beauty Salon
Type of Beds

Supported Living

0

Low Care

0

High Care

142

Transitional Care

0

Respite Care

5

Day Care

0

Dementia

0

Secure Dementia

16

Prestige Care

0

Ageing in Place

0

Location

Bella Vista Gardens

16 Fairway Drive, Norwest, 2153, NSW

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About

Bella Vista Gardens

Set in an idyllic and quiet residential neighbourhood, Bella Vista Gardens is only minutes drive to local parks, hospitals, churches, Norwest Business Park and just a short drive to the buzzing community hub of Castle Hill shopping district.

Showcasing exceptional architectural design, Bella Vista Gardens is a luxurious and contemporary boutique residence set amongst gently undulating gardens.

Our residents' wellbeing is our priority and creating a holistic experience is paramount to us. In addition to excellence in both our built environment and level of care and service, we provide physical and emotional security. Our professional team delivers the highest level of service to residents, offering the full spectrum of care and services including Extra Services, Dementia Care, Palliative Care and Respite Care.

Our team of highly skilled and experienced aged care professionals has been carefully chosen for their specific areas of expertise and their ability to provide excellence in care. With 24-hour nursing care, supported by the latest technology and a range of life-enriching activities, we take pride in providing superior levels of care and enhancing the quality of life for each of our residents.

Residents can enjoy the leafy surrounds along with sensational panoramic views of the Castle Hill Country Club golf course or stroll around the manicured gardens and courtyards via elegant walking paths. For residents’ convenience, there is The Reflections Wellness Centre which includes a hair & beauty salon, hydrotherapy pool, consultation suite and gym. Residents can meet family and friends at The Green, a central place where you can take in the surrounding gardens; or The Library Café, a beautiful spot to relax and socialise.

Bella Vista Gardens boasts a collection of luxurious private suites that feature spacious ensuite bathrooms, gracious sitting areas and many also include kitchenettes. Many suites feature private garden courtyards or balconies, with a selection of special suites for couples, relatives or friends to share. Each suite is spacious, light-filled and stylishly appointed with exclusive furnishings. Many of the suites are afforded spectacular views of the beautiful Castle Hill Country Club golf course.

Bella Vista Gardens is of exemplary quality and style with the finest quality fittings and luxury features. Each suite has been designed by leading interior architects Pike Withers, with style and elegance never before seen in residential aged care. Whilst all interiors have been professionally styled, we encourage each suite to be personalised with family mementoes.

The high quality of the furnishings and fittings are demonstrated by the high degree of customisation, superior finishes and additional extras, setting an unprecedented benchmark in aged care.

All suites and the residence are in pristine condition. The residence is newly built and has only been operating since November 2016.

Please refer to our website for more information or contact us on (02) 9672 6155 or via email [email protected] to discuss your personal situation and arrange a private tour.

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