Set amongst beautifully landscaped gardens in the heart of Hawera, Annie Brydon is part of the close-knit local community. Well-appointed rooms look out onto sheltered courtyards or gardens, each equipped with nurse call systems, WiFi and en-suites. Whether you need rest home care, independent care suites, or hospital-level support, Annie Brydon makes everyday life easy—with physiotherapy, podiatry, hairdressing, happy hours, board games, indoor bowls, live entertainment and regular outings.
Annie Brydon offers independent villas and apartments, plus serviced care suites and rest home rooms to suit changing needs.
Life at Annie Brydon is warm and social, with plenty to do and professional support always on hand.
Residents enjoy a full calendar of recreational activities, specialist health services, and regular outings. The facility van is always ready for trips around town.
If your health changes, you won't have to leave the place you know. Annie Brydon Lifecare & Village offers these levels of care on site:
Annie Brydon is set amongst beautifully landscaped gardens in Hawera, South Taranaki, just a short distance from the town centre. Residents enjoy easy access to local essentials including a pharmacy and library, while remaining part of the close-knit Hawera community. The village is light, bright and welcoming, with well-appointed rooms overlooking sheltered courtyards or gardens.
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Accrues over your first 3 years, charged on the entry price.
Any increase in the licence value at resale is kept entirely by the operator.
Your capital is repaid once the unit is re-licensed to a new resident. (Operator-stated average: 92 days.)
Weekly fees continue until the unit resells, and interest is payable if your capital is returned late.
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