Frequently Asked Questions

Retirement Living Barossa services include, but are not restricted to

• 24hr dedicated maintenance staff
• Annual preventative maintenance check
• Nutritious home cooked meals and laundry services available
• Physiotherapy, podiatry and hairdressing services available
• Chaplaincy support
• Landscaped community gardens
• Caravan and boat storage
• Friendly and supportive resident community

Note there may be an additional cost for some services and a MyAgedCare referral may be required.

• General utilities (Phone, Internet, Electricity, Gas, Contents Insurance)
• Personal white goods, furniture and possessions
• Approved pets – yes we are pet friendly
• Approved changes, upgrades and additions
• Personal emergency alarm systems
• Maintaining your back yard

A secure supportive living environment with emphasis on quality fittings to nature your independence and wellbeing in your retirement.

You purchase a licence to occupy as a once-only in-going entry contribution with a guaranteed exit entitlement on vacating; along with a weekly general service fee.

This is a weekly fee that covers water, waste and council rates along with a range of maintenance and administration costs.  A detailed list can be provided to you upon enquiry.

When you leave your unit, your exit entitlement amount, as stated in your contract, is returned promptly to you once the unit has been handed back.

If the exit entitlement is going to an estate the government controls any “probate’ that may come into place.

No TLH will take care of this and there are no additional costs for advertising or refurbishment.