Eureka Orange

Retirement Living

Orange Ref:PL20507

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Eureka Orange

Eureka Orange

COME & MEET OUR NEW TEAM!

Eureka Orange is a boutique rental retirement community surrounded by the beautiful landscapes of Orange. If you are looking to downsize but thinking a retirement village is out of your reach, you will be pleasantly surprised by our flexible and affordable rental retirement communities.

Our one-bedroom units, feature an open plan layout, allowing you to flow freely between spaces with ease and comfort. There is a kitchenette, including a fridge, and microwave, a purpose-built bathroom optioned for a laundry, and a spacious and airy bedroom with built in robe and storage. Sliding doors off your bedroom open to reveal your private courtyard – the perfect place for your pot plants, and outdoor setting to sit back and enjoy a quiet cup of tea.

Our village is designed with the vision of creating a unique boutique retirement community – the communal recreation area features an outdoor sitting area, a Community Room with a Library, TV and Lounge Area, which can be enjoyed individually as your own slice of heaven or more socially with fellow residents. Lush gardens and communal grounds, well maintained by our ground staff, and a complimentary community laundry and outdoor clotheslines.

One of the amazing benefits of Eureka Orange is that all our units are suitable for singles or couples, and pets are welcome.

With our community at the heart of what we do, we offer a wide variety of activities with all Residents in mind. From arts and crafts, to Bingo, exercise classes, cards, board games, happy hour, and special events, there is something for everyone. If you prefer the quiet life, you may prefer to relax in the Library or TV and Lounge Area with a good book or catch up with friends over a coffee.

Eureka Orange also offers delicious homestyle meals daily, including a take-home continental breakfast, a sit-down two-course lunch in the dining room, and a take-home dinner to enjoy at your leisure.

UNIT FEATURES:

Ground floor units suitable for singles or couples

Open plan living/ dining

Kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave

Purpose built bathroom, optioned for a laundry

Private courtyard

Heating

Security screens & doors

COMMUNITY FEATURES:

Under new management

Homestyle meals provided daily

Community dining room

Pet friendly

Library

TV & lounge area

Regular social activities

Lush, well maintained communal gardens

Complimentary laundry room

Communal clotheslines

Gated complex

Friendly and caring Village Manager & Kitchen Team

Friends at your doorstep

Public transport in front of complex

Family, friends, and care providers all welcome

BENEFITS OF RENTING IN RETIREMENT:

No Buy In Fees

No Expensive Upfront Fees – just an initial rental bond

Flexible Lease Agreements

Simple and Easy Payment Structure with No Hidden Costs

When you choose Eureka Orange, you instantly become a part of our family. We pride ourselves on our welcoming and inviting community atmosphere full of support, friendship, and care. Our units are completely independent and self-contained so that our Residents can feel at home in their own personal space.

Renting in retirement is becoming a popular option with many of our Residents enjoying the benefits of a village lifestyle without expensive buy in costs.

Our Village Team would like to personally invite you for a complimentary tea or coffee to meet them and take a tour of our community. There is no obligation – this is the perfect opportunity for you to gather information to help you make an informed decision.

Book a tour today and find out why our Residents love to call Eureka Orange home – 1800 356 818.

*Note there are a limited number of other unit styles that attract a different rent/bond amount.

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Eureka Group Holdings
Eureka Group Holdings

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15 Albert Street, Orange, 2800, NSW

1800 356 818

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