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Retirement Villages Lower Hutt

There are 7 retirement villages in Lower Hutt. Lower Hutt is an ideal setting for those wanting a peaceful retirement with a hint of excitement: the Hutt Valley's hills provide a picturesque setting, and all the amenities of Wellington are just around the corner. With apartments that have been designed to get all-day sun, to villages that place social connection at their centre, you will find a retirement village that's right for you.

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Villages in Lower Hutt

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Retirement Village
  • 29E Wai-Iti Crescent
  • Woburn
  • Lower Hutt

Retirement Village
  • 1A Boulcott Street
  • Boulcott
  • Lower Hutt

Retirement Village
  • 25 Graham Street
  • Petone
  • Lower Hutt

Retirement Village
  • 66 Mabey Road
  • Avalon
  • Lower Hutt

Retirement Village
  • 9 The Strand
  • Wainuiomata
  • Lower Hutt

Retirement Village
  • 6 Cooper St
  • Taitā
  • Lower Hutt

Why choose a Retirement Village in Lower Hutt?

Lower Hutt, nestled within the protective embrace of the Hutt Valley's hills, offers a delightful setting for retirees seeking a blend of natural beauty and urban convenience. Te Awa Kairangi/Hutt River meanders through the valley, adding to the charm of this urban locale. Known for its milder climate compared to Wellington, Lower Hutt boasts leafy streets and vibrant rose gardens, reflecting its pleasant weather.

The valley's expansive flat land, a rarity in the Wellington region, provides abundant sporting amenities, including the Trentham Racecourse, golf courses, and various recreation grounds. Lower Hutt is a shopper's paradise, featuring one of the country's largest malls and the quaint boutiques and legendary cafés of Petone. The seaside suburbs of Days Bay and Eastbourne offer beach and bush walks, with the capital city just a scenic ferry ride away.

Lower Hutt's walkability and easy access to public transport make it an ideal location for retirement. The city is well-connected with frequent train and bus services to Wellington and a network of buses linking its suburbs. This accessibility, combined with its serene environment, makes Lower Hutt a desirable retirement destination.

Explore a variety of retirement village options in Lower Hutt, ranging from established communities with villa and townhouse options to modern apartments with stunning views of the river or hills. Whether you're drawn by the area's natural beauty or its convenient amenities, Lower Hutt offers a fulfilling and enjoyable retirement experience.

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