La Dimora Retirement Resort, Hidden Valley

Retirement Living

Wallan Ref:PL24434

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La Dimora Retirement Resort, Hidden Valley

La Dimora Retirement Resort is situated within the beautiful Hidden Valley region, 55 minutes’ drive north of Melbourne CBD, alongside the prestigious Hidden Valley Resort. As a resident at La Dimora you will have access to our gym, yoga/pilates studio, heated pool, The Grove Bar Bistro and Terrace, 18-hole championship golf course, golf practice facilities, putting green, bowling green, tennis and pickleball
courts.

Retirement ready? Start planning your next chapter with us. Join us for an informative event on retirement planning at La Dimora. This special event is designed to guide you through your retirement journey, with invaluable insights from our expert guest speaker specialising in financial planning and our Village Team, who will showcase the La Dimora Lifestyle and assist you with all of your burning questions.

Date: Saturday October 26th, 2024
Time: 10am sharp
Format: Following the presentation, guests will be taken on a tour of the display villas and Hidden Valley Resort amenities and are welcome to stay for refreshments.
Where: Hidden Valley Resort Clubhouse, 189 Hidden Valley Boulevard, Hidden Valley
RSVP:  1300 098 098 or [email protected]

 

Stage 3 and 4 construction is complete and ready for you to move into. We offer three different villa floor plans (priced between $520,000 and $620,000).

The Trebbio is a 2- 2-bedroom villa with a single garage (plus a space for a golf cart). The Livorno is a 2- bedroom villa plus study with a double lock up garage (plus a
space for a golf cart).

The Medici is located on larger corner allotments and is a 2-bedroom villa plus a multipurpose room (plus a space for a golf cart). Prices start from $520,000.

Standard features include:

  • Sleek modern kitchen with large stone benchtops
  • Premium finishes, fittings, and appliances
  • Wide hallways with storage
  • Covered outdoor entertaining area
  • 6-star energy rating
  • Double glazing
  • Landscaped gardens
  • Single and double car garages, large enough to also fit a golf cart

Your low monthly service fee covers all the usual home and garden maintenance, home insurance, management costs and your state-of-the-art emergency call system.  

Unlike any other retirement village, your low monthly service fee also provides you with a full membership to our world-class Hidden Valley Golf & Country Club Resort.

As a full member of Hidden Valley Golf & Country Club Resort you will benefit from:

  • Discount on food and drinks at The Grove Bar & Bistro
  • Access to our 18-hole championship golf course 5 days a week
  • Discount on golf lessons with PGA Professional, Nathan Roberts
  • 20m Indoor Heated Pool
  • Discount on Swimming Lessons with Hidden Valley Swim School
  • Fully Equipped Gym
  • Tennis, Pickleball, Bowls
  • Group Fitness Classes
  • Lawn Games

To learn more, contact our friendly sales team and take a tour today at 0455 945 529.

https://www.ladimora.com.au/

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