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Selwyn Village
At a glance
- Name
- Selwyn Village
- Category
- Retirement Villages ('Purchase')
- Address
- 43 Target Street
Point Chevalier
Central
Auckland - Postal Address
- PO Box 44 106
- DHB
- Auckland
- Phone
- (09) 846 0119
- Fax
- (09) 845 0700
- Mobile
- 021784999
- View Email Address
- Web
- Visit Website
Personnel
- Manager
- Heather Dillon - 09 845 0728
- Owner
- The Selwyn Foundation Group (Phone: (09) 846 0119)
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Description
Our latest project has been the 57 apartment Betty Pyatt building which opened in July 2016 and the new residents are all asking each other why they had left it so long .They are having a ball.
Built to maximise the views of the Waitemata Harbour, these outstanding one, two and three bedroom apartments were designed by multi-award-winning New Zealand architects, Archimedia and have modern conveniences included in the price and offer amazing value in a central Auckland location.
Located in the north eastern corner of the Village, the Paterson apartment building consists of a two storey block of nine apartments and a three storey block of twenty-four apartments connected by a bright atrium.
To find out more or to arrange a viewing, call 0800 4 SELWYN (0800 473 5996). www.selwyncare.org.nz
APARTMENTS and VILLAS
- at Selwyn Village
Selwyn Village, owned by The Selwyn Foundation, offers independent living in villas and apartments at 43 Target Street, Point Chevalier, Auckland 1022. (The Selwyn Foundation is a non-for-profit, faith-based perpetual trust.)
WE CARE
We want your stay with us to be a happy experience and we encourage you to talk to us about any concerns you might have. The Manager is available to you or your family at any time. It is a good idea to make an appointment if possible.
Manager: Ph: 09 845 0728
OCCUPATION RIGHT AGREEMENT
There are 50 free-standing, independent ‘Occupation Right Agreement’ villas situated in Kenneth Small Crescent , Bambury Close and Harbour View and 250 apartments in six separate multi-storey buildings which form part of the Selwyn Village retirement complex.
The ‘Agreement’ allows for the occupancy of an unit for as long as it may be needed. However occupants do not purchase the land on which the dwelling stands. The ORAs are secured by a first charge encumbrance granted in favour of the statutory supervisor (Covenant Trustee Services Ltd).
Residents have the support of The Selwyn Foundation Group in terms of governance, management and administration.
DESIGN FEATURES
Independent villas have the following design features:
Two double bedrooms; an open plan kitchen / dining / lounge area; an attached carport/garage/storage; a separate laundry; a garden area for personal use; a twenty-four hour emergency alarm system which connects to staff.There is a registered nurse on site 24hrs per day.
Apartments have the following design features:
1, 2 and 3 double bedrooms; an open plan kitchen / dining / lounge area; 1 and 2 bathrooms; most 2 bedroom apartments have 2 toilets, laundry with whitewear; communal lounge areas; underground car parking is available at extra cost; a twenty-four hour emergency alarm system which connects to staff.There is a registered nurse on site 24hrs per day
MAINTENANCE
Selwyn Village is responsible for exterior maintenance – ie; painting, repairs to the roof and guttering, etc and is also to maintain the lawns, driveways, footpaths and common garden areas.
Residents are responsible for internal maintenance, and for care of their own garden, should they cultivate one.
COSTS
A monthly service fee is levied on each dwelling to cover maintenance costs, insurance on dwellings, street lighting, rates and other related costs such as refuse removal. The service fee also includes a contribution to a sinking fund which is used to pay for long-term external maintenance of the dwellings and infrastructure.
The entry price of the dwelling is determined by the Village. A percentage of this price is retained by the Village upon termination of the ‘Agreement’ and this varies according to the length of time the dwelling has been occupied.
CONTACTS for more information
For more information contact
0800 473 5996.
_______________________________________________________________________________
SELWYN VILLAGE
- an overview of this balanced community
Located at 43 Target Street, Pt Chevalier, Selwyn Village is set in 26 acres of park-like grounds on the water’s edge of the Pt Chevalier Peninsula. It is central to shopping malls, motorways, bus routes and only minutes from the City. We aim to promote a sense of community and companionship for residents and staff.
ACCOMMODATION
Villas and apartments
Private hospitals - 100 beds
A specialised dementia unit
Rest homes - 92 beds
AMENITIES
Arts and Crafts Centre
Chapel, Church Services and Chaplaincy
Cafe
Craft Shop, garden plants and seedlings and a pre-loved clothes shop
Dementia Day Care
Medical Centre
Beauty Therapist
Mini Market
Post Shop
Hairdressing Salon
Residents’ Carpentry Workshop
Selwyn Theatre Movies and M Sky availabe
Games Rooom
Gymnasium
Library Computer Room
Licensed Bar
Spa Pool and Swimming Pool
These facilities are situated on the ground floor of Lichfield Towers and are available for the sole use and enjoyment of residents from the entire village. There are coffee and tea making facilities in the TV room kitchen.
TRANSPORT
Cross-town Metrolink Bus, with frequent services through the Village from the end of Point Chevalier Peninsular to St Heliers Bay, via St Luke’s Shopping Centre and the Greenlane Clinical Centre
Internal buggy service transport service is run by volunteers during the hours of 9am and 3pm.
ADMINISTRATION
The village Administration Block is located opposite the Chapel. Hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30 am - 4.30pm and Saturday and Sunday 10.00am - 4.00 pm
BOOKS AND LIBRARY SERVICE
Each house has a library where residents may read or borrow books. Collectively, the libraries have a stock of over 2000 books. Large print books which have been withdrawn from public libraries are given to the village and may be borrowed free of charge.
An Auckland City Mobile Library Bus visits Selwyn Village every Thursday between 9.15 am and 10.30 am and stops outside the main doors of Kerridge. It will not visit on Public Holidays or between the Christmas and New Year period.
CHAPEL OF CHRIST THE KING
The chapel is the focal point of Selwyn Village. Regular services of worship are held in the chapel and broadcast into the rest homes. Services of worship are also held in Brian Wells Lodge and Christ’s Hospital. A brochure is available detailing the chaplaincy service in Selwyn Village. Information on Chapel Services is available in the weekly newsletter.
CAFE
Situated in the Community Centre, the Cafe is open from 9.30 am to 3.00 pm daily.
COMMUNITY CENTRE
The Community Centre is located beside the Craft Shop and the Mini-Market and is available to all village residents who may wish to utilize it.
CRAFT CENTRE
The Craft Centre is located in the Community Centre and is a place where you can continue with your creative and artistic pursuits.
DOCTORS
Registered medical practitioners are on duty or on call at all times.
HAIRDRESSER
The village hairdressing salon is located in the Community Centre. It is open Tuesday to Friday: please telephone or call in to make an appointment. In addition, hairdressers visit each rest home and the hospital at least once a week.
MAINTENANCE - (All Property Related Matters / Appliance Faults)
Independent residents please note that in order to provide an effective and efficient service the Village has preferred contractors that are on call 24 hours, 7 days a week. These contractors are familiar with the site, the overall infrastructure of the Village and our Health and Safety procedures etc. The procedure to access one of the above services is as follows:
Monday to Friday, 8.30 am - 4.30 pm contact Administration (ph 846 0119)
After Hours phone 845 0734.
MEALS
All meals are prepared and cooked on site. A qualified dietician oversees the menu. The main mid-day meal is served in the dining room of Lichfield Towers. The restaurant siting is from 12 noon.
The mid-day meal can be ordered by Independent Residents if they wish and/or for guests by signing the reservation book in the dining room by 3.00 pm the day before.
MEDICAL CENTRE
Medical Centre hours are Monday to Friday from 9.00 am to 3.00 pm.
MINI MARKET - POST SHOP
This is located in the Administration Block and sells a range of essential items for your convenience.
NEWS
The Selwyn News is the village newsletter, published bi weekly on Thursdays. It gives village news and information about activities, entertainment, church service times and other events. It is distributed throughout the village free of charge.
NEWSPAPERS
Please arrange your own ‘Herald’ delivery by phoning the Circulation Department on ph 373 6000.
RESIDENTS COMMITTEES and the INDEPENDENT RESIDENTS COUNCIL
These have been formed by the residents to liaise with the Selwyn Foundation administration. Each area of the village has a resident’s council representative .
SECURITY SERVICE
Our security guard patrols the village all night from 6.00 pm until 6.00 am.
SHOPPING BUSES
Every Thursday the van leaves for Lynmall from outside Lichfield Towers at 11.45 am and returns Lynmall at 2.00 pm. The transport cost is $5.00 per person.
Every Thursday there is also a trip to Pt Chevalier shops. The Van leaves outside Lichfield at 10.30 am, returning at 11.30 am. The Transport cost is $1.00 per person. This service is for Independent Residents only and reservations are made through the receptionist in Administration.
SMOKING
A no-smoking policy within our buildings applies to all residents, visitors and staff. Those who smoke need to go outside to one of the properly designated smoking areas, all of which are located more than 2 metres away from any window or door opening. Residents of rental and ‘Occupation Right Agreement’ areas are permitted to smoke within their own private living accommodation but not in any area of communal activity.
TAXI VOUCHERS
These are available at a reduced cost for attending Hospital Appointments only. Please see the receptionist at Administration.
TRANSPORT
Within the village, transport is provided by buggies driven by our volunteers. They operate from the Community Centre 9.00 am to 12.00 noon and 1.00 pm to 2.30 pm each week day. To request a buggy please phone 846 0119 ext 756. On weekends, please phone 846 0119 ext 819.
VILLAGE FACILITIES - available for hire by our residents
The Community Centre, Theatre and ground floor Lichfield Towers (either the Lounge or TV Room) are available for private functions and bookings should be made through the Village Manager .
______________________________________________________________________________
THE SELWYN FOUNDATION GROUP
- The Selwyn Foundation has been around for a very long time.
Selwyn’s residents mirror New Zealand society as a whole, having people from all kinds of backgrounds, life experiences and interests. These days, people entering our retirement villages are older - now that people are living and remaining active for much longer.
Nevertheless, people residing in Rest Homes as well as those living independently, are encouraged to live as full a life as is humanly possible through maintaining existing links with community activities such as the RSA Club, local churches, Probus, U3A and sports clubs. Organised activities are on offer too – and managers are always interested in hearing of new ideas for activities, outings and social gatherings.
Today’s retirement villages are the culmination of over 50 years of progress. It was towards the late 1940s that the Anglican Church’s Auckland City Mission became very concerned about the plight of elderly people to cope in sometimes dilapidated houses, often too large for them once children had grown up and moved away.
The Mission had already done considerable work with older people by 1954 when the first 20 retired people became residents at Selwyn Village in Point Chevalier. This was the first rest home and retirement complex of its kind built in New Zealand. It still exists, although almost grown beyond recognition.
In 1967, the Mission arranged for the creation of The Selwyn Foundation as a separate charitable trust, specifically set up to look after this special concern for the needs of older people in our society.
Named after George Augustus Selwyn, first Anglican Bishop of New Zealand, the Foundation is an independent perpetual trust and not-for-profit organisation. Selwyn owns or manages retirement facilities in Northland, throughout greater Auckland and in the Waikato. It continues to grow and flourish - it is here to stay!
OUR VISION
- Providing quality Christian care for the elderly.
The Selwyn Foundation Group invites you to take a closer look at our commitment to Christian values, quality care, accommodation and services, which continue to make us a leader in the provision of a wide range of accommodation and service options for the elderly in New Zealand.
It is committed to promoting the health and wellbeing of all residents through the ‘Selwyn Way’ wellness concept.
The Selwyn Foundation Group owns and manages a number of facilities throughout the North Island, and is one of the largest not-for-profit providers of aged care in New Zealand.
PEOPLE
We place a high value on honesty and mutual respect. We strive to see our people fulfilled through the creation of work environments, where openness, communication, teamwork and safety are paramount. Our staff and volunteers share a specific interest in older adults, and undertake ongoing training in the particular needs of those in their care.
STEWARDSHIP
We strive to achieve excellence, continually seeking means for improvement and innovation in our care and services. Furthermore, we will, with integrity, adopt the highest standards of ethical behaviour in all our activities: care, legal, financial, environmental and all business practices.
Built to maximise the views of the Waitemata Harbour, these outstanding one, two and three bedroom apartments were designed by multi-award-winning New Zealand architects, Archimedia and have modern conveniences included in the price and offer amazing value in a central Auckland location.
Located in the north eastern corner of the Village, the Paterson apartment building consists of a two storey block of nine apartments and a three storey block of twenty-four apartments connected by a bright atrium.
To find out more or to arrange a viewing, call 0800 4 SELWYN (0800 473 5996). www.selwyncare.org.nz
APARTMENTS and VILLAS
- at Selwyn Village
Selwyn Village, owned by The Selwyn Foundation, offers independent living in villas and apartments at 43 Target Street, Point Chevalier, Auckland 1022. (The Selwyn Foundation is a non-for-profit, faith-based perpetual trust.)
WE CARE
We want your stay with us to be a happy experience and we encourage you to talk to us about any concerns you might have. The Manager is available to you or your family at any time. It is a good idea to make an appointment if possible.
Manager: Ph: 09 845 0728
OCCUPATION RIGHT AGREEMENT
There are 50 free-standing, independent ‘Occupation Right Agreement’ villas situated in Kenneth Small Crescent , Bambury Close and Harbour View and 250 apartments in six separate multi-storey buildings which form part of the Selwyn Village retirement complex.
The ‘Agreement’ allows for the occupancy of an unit for as long as it may be needed. However occupants do not purchase the land on which the dwelling stands. The ORAs are secured by a first charge encumbrance granted in favour of the statutory supervisor (Covenant Trustee Services Ltd).
Residents have the support of The Selwyn Foundation Group in terms of governance, management and administration.
DESIGN FEATURES
Independent villas have the following design features:
Two double bedrooms; an open plan kitchen / dining / lounge area; an attached carport/garage/storage; a separate laundry; a garden area for personal use; a twenty-four hour emergency alarm system which connects to staff.There is a registered nurse on site 24hrs per day.
Apartments have the following design features:
1, 2 and 3 double bedrooms; an open plan kitchen / dining / lounge area; 1 and 2 bathrooms; most 2 bedroom apartments have 2 toilets, laundry with whitewear; communal lounge areas; underground car parking is available at extra cost; a twenty-four hour emergency alarm system which connects to staff.There is a registered nurse on site 24hrs per day
MAINTENANCE
Selwyn Village is responsible for exterior maintenance – ie; painting, repairs to the roof and guttering, etc and is also to maintain the lawns, driveways, footpaths and common garden areas.
Residents are responsible for internal maintenance, and for care of their own garden, should they cultivate one.
COSTS
A monthly service fee is levied on each dwelling to cover maintenance costs, insurance on dwellings, street lighting, rates and other related costs such as refuse removal. The service fee also includes a contribution to a sinking fund which is used to pay for long-term external maintenance of the dwellings and infrastructure.
The entry price of the dwelling is determined by the Village. A percentage of this price is retained by the Village upon termination of the ‘Agreement’ and this varies according to the length of time the dwelling has been occupied.
CONTACTS for more information
For more information contact
0800 473 5996.
_______________________________________________________________________________
SELWYN VILLAGE
- an overview of this balanced community
Located at 43 Target Street, Pt Chevalier, Selwyn Village is set in 26 acres of park-like grounds on the water’s edge of the Pt Chevalier Peninsula. It is central to shopping malls, motorways, bus routes and only minutes from the City. We aim to promote a sense of community and companionship for residents and staff.
ACCOMMODATION
Villas and apartments
Private hospitals - 100 beds
A specialised dementia unit
Rest homes - 92 beds
AMENITIES
Arts and Crafts Centre
Chapel, Church Services and Chaplaincy
Cafe
Craft Shop, garden plants and seedlings and a pre-loved clothes shop
Dementia Day Care
Medical Centre
Beauty Therapist
Mini Market
Post Shop
Hairdressing Salon
Residents’ Carpentry Workshop
Selwyn Theatre Movies and M Sky availabe
Games Rooom
Gymnasium
Library Computer Room
Licensed Bar
Spa Pool and Swimming Pool
These facilities are situated on the ground floor of Lichfield Towers and are available for the sole use and enjoyment of residents from the entire village. There are coffee and tea making facilities in the TV room kitchen.
TRANSPORT
Cross-town Metrolink Bus, with frequent services through the Village from the end of Point Chevalier Peninsular to St Heliers Bay, via St Luke’s Shopping Centre and the Greenlane Clinical Centre
Internal buggy service transport service is run by volunteers during the hours of 9am and 3pm.
ADMINISTRATION
The village Administration Block is located opposite the Chapel. Hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30 am - 4.30pm and Saturday and Sunday 10.00am - 4.00 pm
BOOKS AND LIBRARY SERVICE
Each house has a library where residents may read or borrow books. Collectively, the libraries have a stock of over 2000 books. Large print books which have been withdrawn from public libraries are given to the village and may be borrowed free of charge.
An Auckland City Mobile Library Bus visits Selwyn Village every Thursday between 9.15 am and 10.30 am and stops outside the main doors of Kerridge. It will not visit on Public Holidays or between the Christmas and New Year period.
CHAPEL OF CHRIST THE KING
The chapel is the focal point of Selwyn Village. Regular services of worship are held in the chapel and broadcast into the rest homes. Services of worship are also held in Brian Wells Lodge and Christ’s Hospital. A brochure is available detailing the chaplaincy service in Selwyn Village. Information on Chapel Services is available in the weekly newsletter.
CAFE
Situated in the Community Centre, the Cafe is open from 9.30 am to 3.00 pm daily.
COMMUNITY CENTRE
The Community Centre is located beside the Craft Shop and the Mini-Market and is available to all village residents who may wish to utilize it.
CRAFT CENTRE
The Craft Centre is located in the Community Centre and is a place where you can continue with your creative and artistic pursuits.
DOCTORS
Registered medical practitioners are on duty or on call at all times.
HAIRDRESSER
The village hairdressing salon is located in the Community Centre. It is open Tuesday to Friday: please telephone or call in to make an appointment. In addition, hairdressers visit each rest home and the hospital at least once a week.
MAINTENANCE - (All Property Related Matters / Appliance Faults)
Independent residents please note that in order to provide an effective and efficient service the Village has preferred contractors that are on call 24 hours, 7 days a week. These contractors are familiar with the site, the overall infrastructure of the Village and our Health and Safety procedures etc. The procedure to access one of the above services is as follows:
Monday to Friday, 8.30 am - 4.30 pm contact Administration (ph 846 0119)
After Hours phone 845 0734.
MEALS
All meals are prepared and cooked on site. A qualified dietician oversees the menu. The main mid-day meal is served in the dining room of Lichfield Towers. The restaurant siting is from 12 noon.
The mid-day meal can be ordered by Independent Residents if they wish and/or for guests by signing the reservation book in the dining room by 3.00 pm the day before.
MEDICAL CENTRE
Medical Centre hours are Monday to Friday from 9.00 am to 3.00 pm.
MINI MARKET - POST SHOP
This is located in the Administration Block and sells a range of essential items for your convenience.
NEWS
The Selwyn News is the village newsletter, published bi weekly on Thursdays. It gives village news and information about activities, entertainment, church service times and other events. It is distributed throughout the village free of charge.
NEWSPAPERS
Please arrange your own ‘Herald’ delivery by phoning the Circulation Department on ph 373 6000.
RESIDENTS COMMITTEES and the INDEPENDENT RESIDENTS COUNCIL
These have been formed by the residents to liaise with the Selwyn Foundation administration. Each area of the village has a resident’s council representative .
SECURITY SERVICE
Our security guard patrols the village all night from 6.00 pm until 6.00 am.
SHOPPING BUSES
Every Thursday the van leaves for Lynmall from outside Lichfield Towers at 11.45 am and returns Lynmall at 2.00 pm. The transport cost is $5.00 per person.
Every Thursday there is also a trip to Pt Chevalier shops. The Van leaves outside Lichfield at 10.30 am, returning at 11.30 am. The Transport cost is $1.00 per person. This service is for Independent Residents only and reservations are made through the receptionist in Administration.
SMOKING
A no-smoking policy within our buildings applies to all residents, visitors and staff. Those who smoke need to go outside to one of the properly designated smoking areas, all of which are located more than 2 metres away from any window or door opening. Residents of rental and ‘Occupation Right Agreement’ areas are permitted to smoke within their own private living accommodation but not in any area of communal activity.
TAXI VOUCHERS
These are available at a reduced cost for attending Hospital Appointments only. Please see the receptionist at Administration.
TRANSPORT
Within the village, transport is provided by buggies driven by our volunteers. They operate from the Community Centre 9.00 am to 12.00 noon and 1.00 pm to 2.30 pm each week day. To request a buggy please phone 846 0119 ext 756. On weekends, please phone 846 0119 ext 819.
VILLAGE FACILITIES - available for hire by our residents
The Community Centre, Theatre and ground floor Lichfield Towers (either the Lounge or TV Room) are available for private functions and bookings should be made through the Village Manager .
______________________________________________________________________________
THE SELWYN FOUNDATION GROUP
- The Selwyn Foundation has been around for a very long time.
Selwyn’s residents mirror New Zealand society as a whole, having people from all kinds of backgrounds, life experiences and interests. These days, people entering our retirement villages are older - now that people are living and remaining active for much longer.
Nevertheless, people residing in Rest Homes as well as those living independently, are encouraged to live as full a life as is humanly possible through maintaining existing links with community activities such as the RSA Club, local churches, Probus, U3A and sports clubs. Organised activities are on offer too – and managers are always interested in hearing of new ideas for activities, outings and social gatherings.
Today’s retirement villages are the culmination of over 50 years of progress. It was towards the late 1940s that the Anglican Church’s Auckland City Mission became very concerned about the plight of elderly people to cope in sometimes dilapidated houses, often too large for them once children had grown up and moved away.
The Mission had already done considerable work with older people by 1954 when the first 20 retired people became residents at Selwyn Village in Point Chevalier. This was the first rest home and retirement complex of its kind built in New Zealand. It still exists, although almost grown beyond recognition.
In 1967, the Mission arranged for the creation of The Selwyn Foundation as a separate charitable trust, specifically set up to look after this special concern for the needs of older people in our society.
Named after George Augustus Selwyn, first Anglican Bishop of New Zealand, the Foundation is an independent perpetual trust and not-for-profit organisation. Selwyn owns or manages retirement facilities in Northland, throughout greater Auckland and in the Waikato. It continues to grow and flourish - it is here to stay!
OUR VISION
- Providing quality Christian care for the elderly.
The Selwyn Foundation Group invites you to take a closer look at our commitment to Christian values, quality care, accommodation and services, which continue to make us a leader in the provision of a wide range of accommodation and service options for the elderly in New Zealand.
It is committed to promoting the health and wellbeing of all residents through the ‘Selwyn Way’ wellness concept.
The Selwyn Foundation Group owns and manages a number of facilities throughout the North Island, and is one of the largest not-for-profit providers of aged care in New Zealand.
PEOPLE
We place a high value on honesty and mutual respect. We strive to see our people fulfilled through the creation of work environments, where openness, communication, teamwork and safety are paramount. Our staff and volunteers share a specific interest in older adults, and undertake ongoing training in the particular needs of those in their care.
STEWARDSHIP
We strive to achieve excellence, continually seeking means for improvement and innovation in our care and services. Furthermore, we will, with integrity, adopt the highest standards of ethical behaviour in all our activities: care, legal, financial, environmental and all business practices.
Agent's Details
| Details | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Anne Ulbrick (Sales Consultant) | |
| Address | 43 Target Street, Point Chevalier 1022 | |
| City/Town | Auckland | |
| Company | The Selwyn Foundation Group | |
| Phone | 09 8460119 | |
| Fax | 09 846 0700 | |
| Mobile | 021 2236563 | |
| View Email Address | ||
| Updated: 26 Jan 2016 | ||
Statutory Supervisor's Details
| Details | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Graham Miller | |
| Address | Level 34, Vero Centre, 48 Shortland Street PO Box 4234, Auckland 1140 | |
| City/Town | Auckland | |
| Company | Covenant Trustee Company Ltd. | |
| Phone | 09 302 0638 | |
| Fax | 09 302 1037 | |
| View Email Address | ||
| Updated: 7 Aug 2012 | ||
Solicitor's Details
| Details | ||
|---|---|---|
| Address | PO Box 2646, | |
| City/Town | Auckland 1140 | |
| Company | Anthony Harper | |
| Phone | 09 920 6400 | |
| Fax | 09 920 9599 | |
| View Email Address | ||
| Updated: 12 Feb 2016 | ||
Composition of Village
| Type | Details |
|---|---|
| Villas (1 Bedroom) | |
| Total | 2 |
| Vacancy | No |
| Low Price | $510000.00 |
| High Price | $510000.00 |
| Garage | Yes |
| Tenure Terms | Tenure is by way of an Occupation Right Agreement. |
| Surrender Details | A percentage of the entry price is retained by the Village upon termination of the Occupation Right Agreement, and this may vary according to the length of time the dwelling is occupied. Facilities fee is normally not more than 28% of the original entry price. Please contact our manager for further details. |
| Service Charge Details | The monthly service fee amount covers insurance and external maintainence for the dwelling; lawns and landscaping; street lighting and security patrol, general and water rates; rubbish disposal; access to village community facilities, activities and events; emergency call bell system; Statutory Supervisor and the administration costs. |
| Nursing Care Details | Nurse is on call 24 hours every day.A call out charge may apply. If you a patient of the Selwyn Medical Centre an after hours doctors service is available. |
| Apartments (1 Bedroom) | |
| Total | 30 |
| Vacancy | Yes |
| Low Price | $360000.00 |
| High Price | $420000.00 |
| Garage | Yes |
| Tenure Terms | Tenure is by way of an Occupation Right Agreement. |
| Surrender Details | A percentage of the entry price is retained by the Village upon termination of the Occupation Right Agreement, and this may vary according to the length of time the dwelling is occupied. Facilities fee is normally not more than 28% of the original entry price. Please contact our manager for further details. |
| Service Charge Details | The monthly service fee covers insurance and external maintainence for the dwelling; lawns and landscaping; street lighting and security patrol; general rates; rubbish disposal; access to village community facilities, activities and events; emergency call bell system; Statutory Supervisor and the administration costs. Apartment dwellers also have communal power and fire protection - and a free allowance of 7 days per annum in the Village Sick Bay. |
| Nursing Care Details | Nurse is on call 24 hours every day.A call out charge may apply.If you a patient of the Selwyn Medical Centre an after hours doctors service is available . |
| Apartments (2 Bedrooms) | |
| Total | 77 |
| Vacancy | No |
| Low Price | $500000.00 |
| High Price | $650000.00 |
| Garage | Yes |
| Tenure Terms | Tenure is by way of an Occupation Right Agreement. |
| Surrender Details | A percentage of the entry price is retained by the Village upon termination of the Occupation Right Agreement, and this may vary according to the length of time the dwelling is occupied. Facilities fee is normally not more than 28% of the original entry price. Please contact our manager for further details. |
| Service Charge Details | The monthly service fee covers insurance and external maintainence for the dwelling; lawns and landscaping; street lighting and security patrol, general rates; rubbish disposal; access to village community facilities, activities and events; emergency call bell system; Statutory Supervisor and the administration costs. Apartment dwellers also have communal power and fire protection - and a free allowance of 7 days per annum in the Village Sick Bay. |
| Nursing Care Details | Nurse is on call 24 hours every day .A call out charge may apply.If you a patient of the Selwyn Medical Centre an after hours doctors service is available . |
| Villas (2 Bedrooms) | |
| Total | 48 |
| Vacancy | No |
| Low Price | $550000.00 |
| High Price | $700000.00 |
| Garage | Carport |
| Tenure Terms | Tenure is by way of an Occupation Right Agreement. |
| Surrender Details | A percentage of the entry price is retained by the Village upon termination of the Occupation Right Agreement, and this may vary according to the length of time the dwelling is occupied. Facilities fee is normally not more than 28% of the original entry price. Please contact our manager for further details. |
| Service Charge Details | The monthly service fee covers insurance and external maintainence for the dwelling; lawns and landscaping; street lighting and security patrol, general and water rates; rubbish disposal; access to village community facilities, activities and events; emergency call bell system; Statutory Supervisor and the administration costs. |
| Nursing Care Details | Nurse is on call 24 hours every day.A call out charge may apply.If you a patient of the Selwyn Medical Centre an after hours doctors service is available. |
| Updated: 12 Feb 2016 | |
Personnel & Services
| Personnel / Service | Hours Per Week | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registered Nurse | 24/7 | Yes | A Registered Nurse is on site 24hrs |
| Activities Co-ordinator | No | There is a Social and Entertainment Committee which is run by the residents .Outings and Inhouse entertainment are organised by this Committee. | |
| Other Personnel | Yes | Support staff are availabe to the residents. | |
| Home Help (External Provider) | Yes | Provided by external agencies. | |
| Home Help (Internal Provider) | Yes | Selwyn Village offers optional services specific to the needs of the residnet. | |
| Meals - Internal Provider | Yes | 3 course midday meal is availabe to the residents. | |
| Dietitian | Negotiable | Special diets are catered for as needed. | |
| Podiatrist | Yes | This service can be booked . | |
| Hairdresser | Yes | The Hairdressing Salon is situated in the Community Centre. Hours are from 9.00 am until 4.00 pm from Tuesday to Friday. | |
| Physiotherapist | Yes | There are two full time physiotherapists on the staff at Selwyn Village, which has also a gymnasium and indoor pool. | |
| Nursing Care | 24/7 | Yes | A registered nurse is on site 24/7 |
| Chaplain | Yes | Selwyn Village has two full-time Anglican Chaplains. | |
| Updated: 26 Jan 2016 | |||
Facility Features
| Feature | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Social/Recreational Programme | Yes | A resident run Social & Entertainment Committee offers a great range of different activities .Daily activities are run throughout the Village .A licensed bar on site provides a Weekily happy hour . |
| Community Complex | Yes | The Community Centre is the home of the Selwyn Cafe, Craft Room & Shop, Music Room, Hair Salon,Op Shop,Minimarket . Major events, concerts and shows take place in the Selwyn Theatre.Sky TV is availabe in the Theatre on the Big Screen. |
| Emergency Call System | Yes | Every unit is equipped with a nurse call system which links to the Support staff during the day and the Registered Nurse after hours . |
| 24 Hour Security | Yes | Overnight patrols are carried out by our security guard.A security guard is available from 6pm to 6am. |
| Newsletter | Yes | The 'Selwyn News' appears bi-weekly, covering coming Events, plus information and items of interest to the residents. |
| Negotiate To Bring Own Pet | Yes | Cats may be brought in to some dwellings by agreement. |
| Outings | Yes | Regular outings are organised. |
| Transport Available | Yes | Metro Link Bus Route 007 from Pt Chevalier Beach via St Luke's Mall & Newmarket to Mission Bay stops twice in the Village. Internal Transport - the 'Buggy', is on call to take residents to the Medical Centre, Bank, shops or elsewhere in the Village. |
| Restaurant | Yes | The Selwyn Cafe opens from breakfast Monday to Friday 9.30am or from 10 am on Weekends. Residents may also order their main meal at the Lichfield Towers Dining Room. |
| Fitness Complex | Yes | A well-equipped gymnasium is on the ground floor of Lichfield Towers.Weekly fitness programmes are run . |
| Swimming Pool | Yes | The indoor, heated pool is located in Lichfield Towers. |
| Spa Pool | Yes | A spa pool is located by the swimming pool |
| Craft Room | Yes | The fully equipped craft room is situated in the Community Centre.A craft room asssitant is available to assist residents. |
| Library | Yes | As well as Selwyn's own libraries, the Auckland City Library Bus calls weekly.A free internet facility is also provided . |
| Games Room | Yes | Snooker,Pool and Darts are available in the Games Room which is adjacent to the Bar . |
| Chapel | Yes | The beautiful chapel of Christ the King is the spiritual centre of Selwyn Village.2 Chaplains are on site to support the spiritual needs of the residents . |
| Lounges | Yes | There are several lounges available to the residents . |
| Gardens | Yes | Beautiful gardens are situated throughout the Village. |
| Sprinklers | Yes | Sprinklers are installed in all dwellings and community buildings. |
| Other details | Yes | A beautician is available to all residents .A comprehensive weekly activity programme exisits. |
| Updated: 22 Mar 2012 | ||
Special Features
| The Bishop Selwyn Apartments front on to Shaftsbury Avenue with its glorious examples of mature phoenix palms. From above on the Northern aspect, residents view the sparkling waters of Auckland's Waitemata Harbour.
Some Villas in Selwyn Village's Kenneth Small Crescent are situated right above the water's edge. 'Lichfield Towers' boasts an indoor spa and pool, library and computer room - and a gymnasium for residents keen on keeping up their fitness levels. Our extensive grounds feature a walk-way to the sea. |
| Updated: 24 Jun 2009 |
Interests & Activities
| Activity programme, Advocate, Art, BBQ, Big print books, Billiards, Bingo, Board games, Bowls, Bridge, Cards, Care and Craft, Chapel, Church, Classical Music, Concerts, Craft, Dancing, Email, Entertainers, Entertainment, Exercises, Fax, Games, Garden, Gardening, Happy Hour, Housie, Hydrotherapy, Indoor Games, Internet, Jigsaw, Library, Lotto, Mah Jong, Minibus, Movies, Music, Newspaper reading, Outings, Park, Pastoral care, Petanque, Pool, Picnic facilities, Pool, Pool table, Quizzes, Reading, Sing-a-longs, Singing, Spa, Swimming, Theatre, Videos, Views |
| Updated: 4 Oct 2007 |
Languages Spoken
| Language | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | Yes | |
| Cantonese | Yes | |
| Chinese | Yes | |
| Cook Island | Yes | |
| Danish | Yes | |
| Dutch | Yes | |
| English | Yes | |
| Fijian | Yes | |
| Filipino | Yes | |
| Flemish | Yes | |
| French | Yes | |
| German | Yes | |
| Hungarian | Yes | |
| Japanese | Yes | |
| Malay | Yes | |
| Maori - Te Reo | Yes | |
| Niuean | Yes | |
| Rarotongan | Yes | |
| Russian | Yes | |
| Samoan | Yes | |
| Tongan | Yes | |
| Yugoslavian | Yes | |
| Other Information | Yes | With its multi-racial staff and community being drawn from many nations, people speak a wide range of languages. Enquiries for a language not listed here are welcomed. |
| Updated: 4 Oct 2007 | ||
Religious/Spiritual Affiliations
| Religious/Spiritual Affiliations | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Anglican | Yes | Two Anglican Chaplains are on the staff and hold services on Sundays and Wednesdays in the Chapel of Christ the King - and also in Rest Homes and Hospitals. Weekly bible-studies are offered. |
| Baptist | Yes | |
| Buddhist | Yes | |
| Christian | Yes | |
| Confucius | Yes | |
| Hindu | Yes | |
| Methodist | Yes | |
| Presbyterian | Yes | |
| Roman Catholic | Yes | Mass is celebrated regularly in Rest Homes |
| Salvation Army | Yes | |
| (Other comments) | Yes | Apart from Worship Services & the Anglican Chaplaincy, residents and staff are from many Christian and other religious faiths. |
| Updated: 4 Oct 2007 | ||
Distances
| Location | Distance | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Public Transport | Stagecoach Buses have two stops within the grounds of Selwyn Village. | |
| Shops | ASB Bank, Mini-Market-cum-Post Shop, Craft Shop, Bric-a-Brac & Used Clothing Shop and Cafe within Selwyn Village. New Clothing is available for sale regularly. The Pt Chevalier Shopping Centre is 1 km along a flat road. | |
| Mall | 4.00 km | St Luke's Shopping Mall - on the route of 007 buses passing through the Village. |
| Parks | The nearest park is right outside the front entrance. | |
| Library | The Auckland Library Bus visits weekly. Point Chevalier's Public Library is 1 km distant | |
| Updated: 10 Oct 2007 | ||
Credentials & Membership
| Credentials & Membership | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services (NZCCSS) | Yes | |
| Retirement Villages Association of New Zealand [Inc] (RVA) | Yes | |
| Other details | Yes | ACC Health Partnership. |
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| Updated: 5 Dec 2007 | ||
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