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Retirement Villages Masterton

There are 6 retirement villages that can be found in Masterton. Enjoy the warm summer months of the Wairarapa region in apartments contained within park-like grounds, or perhaps choose a villa with the option to create your own garden. The pleasant weather is also an ideal setting for winemaking, so you can treat yourself to an occasional delicious wine tasting.

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Villages in Masterton

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Retirement Village
  • 16 Totara Street
  • Lansdowne
  • Masterton

Retirement Village
  • 140 Chapel Street
  • Masterton
  • Masterton

Retirement Village
  • 35 Edith Street
  • Masterton
  • Masterton

Retirement Village
  • 1 Oxford Street
  • Lansdowne
  • Masterton

Retirement Village
  • 100 Titoki St
  • Lansdowne
  • Masterton

Retirement Village
  • 74 Upper Plain Road
  • Masterton
  • Masterton

Why choose a Retirement Village in Masterton?

Masterton, nestled in the heart of the Wairarapa, is a charming destination for retirees seeking a peaceful yet vibrant lifestyle. A convenient base for both amenities and healthcare, Masterton is the region’s main shopping hub and home to the regional hospital.

The Wairarapa region is celebrated for its warm, sunny summers and crisp winters, contributing to a bounty of fresh produce, including vegetables, berries, and stone fruits. Masterton, alongside Martinborough and Gladstone, is a key player in the winemaking scene, offering delightful vineyard experiences and wine tastings. Annual events like Toast Martinborough and the Wairarapa Wines Harvest Festival provide opportunities to enjoy local treats and live music, while the region’s other flagship events of Golden Shears and the Wairarapa Balloon Festival attract large crowds from across the motu.

Masterton boasts a variety of retirement village options, catering to diverse preferences and budgets. You'll find established communities with an array of activities, from bowling clubs to choirs and drama societies, ensuring an engaging and fulfilling retirement.

Explore our website to discover the perfect retirement community in Masterton. Whether you're drawn by the region's rich agricultural heritage, vibrant festivals, or picturesque landscapes, Masterton offers a rewarding retirement experience.

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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What kind of homes are in a retirement village?

When you're exploring retirement villages in New Zealand, you'll find a wide range of accommodation options. Here's a simple breakdown of the most common choices and what they offer. Villas are standalone homes, usually with one to three bedrooms (sometimes more). They often come with their own garden or outdoor...

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Looking for a retirement village property? Consider this

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How can I leave a retirement village? Can I change my mind?

You have the right to leave a retirement village whenever you choose but you need to be aware that there are costs associated when you do. Learn more about the costs of exiting a village. Remember: even after you sign an ORA, you have a ’15-day ‘cooling off’ period during...

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What costs will I still need to pay once I enter a village?

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