Services

services we provide

Our residents enjoy a range of services enabling them to enjoy their retirement.

On Call Assistance

An on-call telephone number 7 days per week Tel: (03) 6249 2515

Worry Free Maintenance

All faulty electrical, plumbing and general maintenance carried out without fees charged to the resident, including emergencies out of hours; (most reported non urgent issues are attended within 24 hours)

Peace of Mind

Personal contents insurance cover for each villaof $30,000 is included at no cost.

Modern Equipment

A reverse cycle heating unit and a modern oven are provided to each villa and maintained by management.

Safe and Secure

Security systems are provided for each villa.

Smoke Alarms

Smoke alarm batteries are provided for residents and changed every 6 months

Gutters Cleared

Gutters are cleared annually by our maintenance people.

Lawns and Gardens

All lawn areas, large trees and gardens not attached to villas are maintained by our groundsman.

Social Amenities

Residents have unlimited use of the social amenities hall including the library, indoor bowls, and BBQ area.

There are no extra “hidden” charges or annual maintenance levy applied to villas

All these services are provided to residents at no additional cost.

The Village

The Lady Clark Retirement Village is a not for profit, Tasmanian Owned and Operated, independent organisation. We have 78 independent living villas, of which 71 are single bedroom villas (approximately 6 squares in area) with the balance being two bedroom villas (approximately 10 squares in area), set in a spacious garden setting over approximately six acres. Our villas are not "crammed in" and the parkland feel has been upheld. It is a retirement village that allows residents the freedom to live as they would in their own home, but with the advantage of freeing up finances that would normally be tied up in real estate.

Residents Responsibilities

Residents are requested to accept and adhere to the Village Rules. They cover such issues as noise and use of facilities. The rules are designed to protect the rights of residents as well as creating a harmonious environment in which to live. Residents are responsible for their own utility charges such as telephone/internet, Aurora electricity accounts and replacement light globes.

I was honoured to serve on the Board and wish the Centre all the best for the future.

Senator Lisa Singh