Maryville Courts is a private inner-city retreat set on five acres of parklike grounds in central Christchurch, steps from cafés, restaurants, theatres and the city buzz. Residents enjoy the closeness of a friendly community and spacious surroundings, with a generous community centre as the social hub. Life here revolves around the 'Thrive Lifestyle & Events' program—from croquet on the village green and billiards in the community centre to organised entertainment, resident dinners, and social outings. Village Manager Kathy Reece notes that residents thrive here because of the location, amenities, and genuine community spirit.
Thoughtfully designed 1–2 bedroom homes offering comfort and safety for independent retirement living.
Each month, staff organise a diverse range of activities and events.
The village green is the heart of social life, hosting croquet competitions and lawn bowls. The community centre offers billiards, a sun-kissed library, and regular organised entertainment.
If your health changes, you won't have to leave the place you know. Maryville Courts Village offers these levels of care on site:
Maryville Courts sits in the heart of central Christchurch on Salisbury Street, surrounded by five acres of parklike grounds featuring a tranquil village green. Residents are on the doorstep of inner-city cafés, restaurants, theatres, and cultural venues, with easy access to the buzz of city living. The village is a private haven that balances urban convenience with peaceful, spacious surroundings.
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Accrues over your first 4 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: 365 days.)
Weekly fees stop when you vacate.
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