Park Meadows by Uniting Independent Living

Retirement Living

Westmead Ref:PL20520

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Park Meadows by Uniting Independent Living

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Welcome to Park Meadows by Uniting, our stylish and spacious apartments designed for over 70s. Enjoy the convenience of Parramatta Park and Westmead Hospital Precinct nearby, and the joys of a vibrant village community right at your doorstep.

Park Meadows offers all the pleasures and conveniences of a true village experience with its own café, salon, gym, chapel, clubroom and BBQ facilities. These shared spaces encourage natural connections with neighbours and locals, while the central village green is a popular place to gather with family and friends.

Each modern apartment boasts light-filled windows, stylish fixtures and fittings, and a private outdoor space, just waiting for you to make it your own. 

Why choose Uniting?

  • No stamp duty: There's no stamp duty to pay on Uniting retirement villages homes in NSW or the ACT
  • 90-day money back guarantee: If you're not happy after moving in, we'll refund your ingoing contribution within 90 days, minus fair market rent for the time you stayed in the village
  • No hidden costs: Before moving into a village, we'll calculate the exact amount you'll expect to pay when entering and leaving the village
  • No sales cost when you leave: When you decide to leave, you won't be faced with any refurbishment, marketing or sales costs for your home.

You will have to pay a departure fee when you leave this village. 

In your village:

  • Community room
  • Library
  • Seniors’ Gym
  • Café
  • Hair and beauty salon
  • Chapel
  • Pet friendly living
  • BBQ facilities
  • Residential aged care on site
  • Lift access to apartments

In your home:

  • Open plan living spaces
  • Single level layout
  • Built in wardrobes with plenty of storage
  • Reverse cycle air-conditioning
  • Internal laundry
  • Private balcony / courtyard
  • 24-hour emergency call system
  • Secure underground parking included
  • Basement storage cage

In your community:

  • Parramatta Park: 2-minute walk
  • Westmead Health Precinct: 5-minute walk
  • Westmead Hospital T-Way: 7-minute walk
  • Westmead Train Station: 9-minute walk
  • Wisteria Gardens: 14-minute walk
  • Westfield Parramatta: 9-minute drive / 4 minutes by train
  • Wentworthville Library: 14 minutes by train
  • Parramatta RSL: 16-minute walk / 5-minutes by train
  • Parramatta CBD: 5 minutes by train
  • Wentworthville Swimming Centre: 9-minute drive / 8 minutes by train

To book your tour, contact us on 1800 864 846 or via [email protected]

About Uniting

Uniting is the largest not-for-profit aged care provider in NSW and ACT, we offer a full range of aged care services designed to ensure that you receive the support you require when you need it including retirement villages, home and community care, residential aged care, seniors gyms and respite care. 

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Uniting Independent Living
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1 Caroline Street, Westmead, 2145, NSW

1800 864 846

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