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Retirement Villages Rotorua

There are 9 retirement villages in Rotorua. There is a wealth of enjoyable activities for you to enjoy in this cultural hub, and endless opportunities to unwind in the relaxing hot pools. You could find yourself in a village with a scenic lake view, or in a peaceful, private villa that feels like home.

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Villages in Rotorua

Showing 6 of 9 results


Retirement Village
  • 429 Te Ngae Road
  • Owhata
  • Rotorua

Retirement Village
  • 15 Hodgkins Street
  • Rotorua
  • Rotorua

Retirement Village
  • 369 Old Taupo Road
  • Springfield
  • Rotorua

Retirement Village
  • 40 Owhatiura Drive
  • Lynmore
  • Rotorua

Retirement Village
  • 3A Brent Road
  • Owhata
  • Rotorua

Retirement Village
  • 1 Carlton Street
  • Glenholme
  • Rotorua

Why choose a Retirement Village in Rotorua?

Rotorua, often known for its geothermal wonders and adventure tourism, also serves as an inviting haven for retirees seeking an active and fulfilling lifestyle. Beyond the thrilling attractions, Rotorua offers diverse retirement living options where you can become part of a vibrant and engaging community.

Imagine soaking in Rotorua's iconic hot pools at your leisure, perfect for unwinding after a day spent golfing, bowling, or exploring scenic parks. The city is a paradise for active retirees, featuring a wealth of walking and cycling trails that weave through its breathtaking landscapes, providing endless opportunities for outdoor enjoyment.

Rotorua's retirement communities are rich with opportunities for hobbies and social activities. Whether you're interested in gardening, arts and crafts, or book clubs, you'll find welcoming groups and clubs both within the villages and the broader community. This ensures there's always something new to discover or a beloved pastime to enjoy.

With its unique blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty, Rotorua offers an enriching environment for retirees. The city's renowned spa experiences and vibrant arts scene provide constant adventures, while attractions like the luge and Whakarewarewa Forest (The Redwoods) promise endless fun for visiting grandchildren.

Explore our website to find the perfect retirement village in Rotorua for your lifestyle aspirations.

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 does it cost to live in a retirement village?

All retirement villages in New Zealand have associated costs, such as weekly fees. These generally cover things such as council and water rates, building insurance, external maintenance, upkeep of communal facilities, staff costs, gardening and management of the village. You are responsible for paying for your personal costs, such as...

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What is the Retirement Villages Code of Practice?

This Retirement Villages Code of Practice establishes minimum requirements that retirement village operators must comply with to meet their legal obligations in New Zealand. These include some occupation right agreement terms and different types of policies an operator must have. Provisions in the code are enforceable by residents against operators....

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Looking for a retirement village property? Consider this

Retirement villages in Aotearoa New Zealand offer a wide range of accommodation options, including villas, townhouses, apartments, and studios ( learn more here ). Remember – whichever option you choose will become your home, so it needs to feel right for your lifestyle. Here are some questions to ask when...

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What is a serviced apartment?

A serviced apartment is a common retirement village option which provides certain services to people who are paying privately for these services. Commonly these people are reasonably independent. Services range from meals and cleaning services to, in some cases, high-end services such as a personal chef and chauffeur. High levels...

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