A new generation
lifestyle village

Award-winning retirement village on Auckland’s North Shore

A Vibrant Community Awaits You

Vitality is the fullness of life

Our vibrant community offers a wealth of activities to help you stay active, mentally sharp, and socially engaged.

Activate the life energy that flows through you and feel vibrant and rejuvenated

At our retirement community, we believe that vitality is essential for a full and rewarding life.

Vitality is one of the five key strengths that are most highly correlated with happiness and wellbeing. The other four strengths are curiosity, optimism, gratitude, and the ability to love and be loved.

Vitality derives from the Latin word ‘vita,’ meaning life. As a physical state, it refers to feeling energetic, capable, and healthy. Psychologically, it provides a sense meaning and purpose.

"There is a well-being group here. You can say ‘I’m lonely’, or someone could point to a person and say – ‘that person needs help’ and they will take you out for coffee."

- Barbara

Life in Our Community

Because we know how critical it is to feel vibrant we offer a wide range of activities to keep our residents physically active, mentally sharp, and socially engaged.

Whether it’s playing a game of table tennis or attending one of our many social events, or partaking in Tai Chi, there’s always an activity to help infuse more energy to your life in our community. And, we make sure that all of our activities are designed to provide our residents with a sense of joy and excitement.

Vitality-enhancing activities

There are 5 – 10 activities we offer each day for our valued residents.

For the mind

Painting, Chess, Art, Crafts, Mahjong.

For the body

Walk n Talk, Lawn Bowls, Indoor Bowls, Croquet, Table Tennis.

For the soul

Tai Chi, Happy Hour, Coffee and Games, Shopping.

So come join us at one of our open days and see for yourself how vibrant life can be!

“When I came back from the hospital two wonderful people in the village said – ‘Mary, we’re going to do your shopping for you, and they still do my shopping. I make a list and ring them when they’re going, and they get what I need.”

- Mary