Lifestyle Lyndarum

Worked here many times and the people and the staff are so friendlyI would live here now if i was old enough

Done heaps of work here, it’s beautifully designed and homes look great, I would retire their gladly

Fabulous place to live in. Wonderful people, safeand close to everything. Its like a holiday resort.

I have sold my home. I'm moving into my new one bed room home in 4 weeks in Lynduram Lifestyle Gated Community in Wollert. It cannot come quick enough.

Seems like its a nice place to live.

Such a gorgeous place, everyone I know and speak with who live there are so happy ,

I live there, all you need is too be awake and you will see us opposite the new school,dah

Struggling to google map a lifestyle lyndarum address for... /150 De Rossi Boulevard and keep ending up on an unplanted dirt track at the rear. Do people move here briefly then disappear? Happy and positive feedback read but my own experience hasn't been.

Lifestyle Lyndarum Retirement Village at WoolertVisited on 2/3/2021I have gripe about the poor signage to the Village. Even with a GPS, it is difficult to know where to turn off from De Rossi Boulavard.It is a gated village. As a visitor, I do feel a sense of security within the compound. It is very clean. In addition, the gardens of the units are well maintained.The Clubhouse is the heart where most indoor activities are held. The barn-like hall can be used for a very big function, and still has room for dancing. It also has a library, gym, pool room, spa and a swimming pool. The kitchen is not really used for cooking but more for heating up food for functions held.There are furniture for people to enjoy a shot of Vitamin A, hearty BBQ, or watch a game of lawn bowl or tennis.For those who still enjoy using power tools or handy enough to make things with their capable hands, there is a stand-alone workshop.Two raised up corrugated planter/flower box are for the green hands. The harvest are sold" at the Clubhouse for a gold coin or two. The proceeds go back to back materials for the next crop."

My mum lives here and she is happy. The main issue is that Lifestyle insist on changing management every 2 or so years and rotating them around. Elderly people don't like change. They finally get used to the management and have a good rhythm going, and then the managers get relocated and they have to start again.It just shows to me that Lifestyle don't consider their residents when making these decisions and what is best for them.