139/2129 Nelson Bay Road

Williamtown NSW 2318

We pride ourselves on being able to provide our residents an affordable and low maintenance lifestyle as an alternative to traditional strata and retirement village living.
Banksia Grove is on a 20 acre rural setting and offers resort style living including Swimming Pool, Tennis Court, Bowling Green and air conditioned Community Hall complete with panoramic glass windows showcasing the rainforest and carp filled pools. In a tropical setting, the BBQ area and Gazebo with seating for up to forty or more people is a wonderful gathering place for residents and their visitors.
There is a weekly bus from within the village that travels to the nearby shopping centre of Raymond Terrace, or you can take one of the regular bus services from the front of the village, and enjoy the beauty of the beaches and bays of Port Stephens, or some retail therapy in the harbour side city of Newcastle.
At Banksia Grove Village we understand how important it is to feel safe and secure in your living environment.
Our residents are comforted by the fact that entry to the village is regulated by electrically controlled security gates with card and telephone access.
One of the additional benefits of our village is that it is a lot like a small country town, residents tend to know each other and keep an eye out for each other. This offers our residents a truly unique support network. Our staff are also available to assist residents during normal business hours and are available afterhours, in an emergency.
The opportunity to develop new friendships and informal care networks is another significant benefit for those who want to live a secure and independent lifestyle.
Residents occupy their sites pursuant to the terms of a residential site agreement which is in turn governed by the Residential Parks Act 1998 (NSW). The Act effectively provides residents with security of tenure, as they are a continuing form of agreement that may only be terminated in a limited number of circumstances.
A resident s right to occupy residential premises under the tenancy agreement is a leasehold right only, and not a freehold or other right of unlimited or perpetual nature and may, in certain circumstances, be terminated.