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Retirement Villages Dunedin

There are 7 retirement villages in Dunedin. Known for its rich history, cultural attractions, and surrounding natural beauty, Dunedin is an ideal place for a pleasant retirement. With retirement homes located close to the bustling city centre, or out towards the picturesque St Clair beach, there will be a village that suits your needs.

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Villages in Dunedin

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Retirement Village
  • 36 Shetland Street
  • Wakari
  • Dunedin

Retirement Village
  • 40 Fenton Crescent
  • St Clair
  • Dunedin

Retirement Village
  • 19 Clachan Grange Road
  • East Taieri
  • Mosgiel

Retirement Village
  • 383 Highgate
  • Roslyn
  • Dunedin

Retirement Village
  • 303 Highgate
  • Roslyn
  • Dunedin

Retirement Village
  • 17 Balmoral Avenue
  • Mosgiel
  • Mosgiel

Why choose a Retirement Village in Dunedin?

Dunedin, a historic and boutique city in the heart of Otago, offers a vibrant retirement lifestyle amidst stunning architecture and dynamic cultural offerings. While famously known for its student culture, Dunedin also caters to retirees with its charming mix of activities and amenities. From the scenic golf courses and beaches of St Clair and St Kilda to the bustling Farmers Market, considered one of the best in New Zealand, Dunedin provides a rich tapestry of experiences.

The city is a hub for fashion, arts, and entertainment, hosting sporting events, concerts, and is home to some of the country's best designers. Its proximity to the tight-knit community of Mosgiel ensures a variety of retirement villages, offering diverse living options and vibrant community life.

For those drawn to the natural beauty of Central Otago, nearby towns like Arrowtown, Wānaka, and Cromwell offer lifestyle villages with care options, perfect for golf, skiing, or tramping enthusiasts. And if tranquility is your preference, relaxing by a crackling fire with a good book amidst Central Otago's stunning landscapes is always an option.

Whether you're retiring in familiar surroundings, returning to your roots, or seeking a new adventure, Dunedin and the broader Otago region offer a range of styles and price points to suit your lifestyle. Explore our website to discover the perfect retirement community in this lively yet serene part of New Zealand.

All about retirement villages

A retirement village is a community specially built to cater towards the needs and lifestyles of older people. Many retirement villages offer units, villas, suites, or serviced suites. This gives you the option to choose to live independently within the village environment or to get extra help with cleaning or meal delivery.

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Thinking of retirement living? Here are the legal must-dos

Buying into a retirement village is quite different from purchasing a home in the traditional sense. There can be some legal 'fishhooks' to get your head around, the terminology is specialised, and there are important rights and responsibilities that you'll want to fully understand. That's why getting proper legal advice...

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Do all retirement villages have care on site?

Not every retirement village in Aotearoa New Zealand offers aged care on site, so it's important to understand exactly what support is available before you make a move. The questions below can help you compare villages and get a feel for the level of care you can expect. What services...

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Do all villages have to be registered?

Most retirement villages in New Zealand are officially registered with the Registrar of Retirement Villages, which sits within the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE). If you’re living in a registered village, you’re protected by the Retirement Villages Act. This protects you if the village you're living in faces...

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What are the costs of entering a village?

Depending on where you want to live in New Zealand, the cost of ‘buying’ into a retirement village can vary greatly – some units can be priced in the $100,000s while others can reach into the millions. This ‘purchase’ price is known as the Capital Contribution. You can search for...

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