Mayflower Brighton Retirement Village

Retirement Living

Brighton East Ref:PL24176

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Mayflower Brighton Retirement Village

Enjoy peace of mind with retirement living at Mayflower Brighton

Situated among beautiful, lush gardens, Mayflower Brighton welcomes you to a vibrant community offering luxury retirement apartments, with access to first-class recreational facilities and lifestyle support.

Stylishly designed for a sophisticated lifestyle, our magnificent apartments have been carefully crafted with superb attention to detail - so you will feel immediately at home.

From simply relaxing in the privacy of your own home to actively engaging with the Mayflower community, we have facilities and lifestyle options for everyone.

Communal facilities at Mayflower Brighton include a swimming pool, gymnasium, onsite café, gift shop, library, cinema room, and a hairdressing and beauty salon. For extra support, there are also Home Care and aged care facilities on site.

 

Mayflower retirement living offers 3 apartment options. 

Henshall Close offers prestigious independent living in a boutique setting. With a prime location on Grant Street, Brighton East, these highly sought-after residences provide elegant living in a vibrant community. Demand is high due to their premium design, privacy, and proximity to local amenities.

Each apartment features:

  • Two or three bedrooms.
  • Two bathrooms (including one ensuite).
  • Modern kitchen with dishwasher and microwave.
  • Open plan living and dining spaces.
  • Wall to wall carpets.
  • Laundry with washer and dryer supplied.
  • Private outdoor terrace.
  • Air conditioning and heating.
  • Security system.
  • Undercover car space and storage cage.

 

Norman Place offers the perfect blend of independence and security in retirement. This boutique apartment building is conveniently connected to Mayflower’s community facilities, allowing you to enjoy a relaxed and engaging lifestyle. With services and support readily available, you can embrace a carefree retirement with peace of mind.

These apartments feature:

  • Two bedrooms.
  • Two bathrooms (including one ensuite).
  • Modern kitchen with dishwasher.
  • Electric oven and induction cooktop.
  • Open plan living and dining spaces.
  • Wall to wall carpets.
  • Laundry with washer and dryer supplied.
  • Private outdoor terrace.
  • Air conditioning and heating.
  • Undercover car space available.

 

Rodda Dixon Terraces offers premium one-bedroom apartments nestled in picturesque gardens. These beautifully appointed homes ensure you feel safe, secure in your new living environment. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with quality and comfort in a serene garden setting.

Rodda Dixon 1 bedroom apartments feature:

  • Modern kitchen with dishwasher.
  • Open plan living and dining spaces.
  • Wall to wall carpets.
  • European laundry with washer and dryer supplied.
  • Private outdoor terrace.
  • Air conditioning and heating.
  • Undercover car space available.

Contact us today to find out how we can help you live life your way or check out our website for further information.

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7 Centre Road, Brighton East, 3187, VIC

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