# 20 of 405 Retirement Villages in New Zealand.
LISTON HEIGHTS RETIREMENT VILLAGE
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This facility is owned by BUPA RETIREMENT VILLAGES .
Liston Heights Retirement Village, located on the edge of Taupo, is stated as "one of the most picturesque places in the country. With a view featuring mountains underlined by Lake Taupo, it’d be a challenge to find a more elegant setting."
This Bupa facility features 101 modern villas and apartments, with amenities where you can enjoy independence and safety, while being surrounded by a strong social community.
Their website states "If you like, we can take care of your meals, housework and laundry, for a small additional fee, so you can spend your day doing the things that you enjoy. We have two lounges with big screen televisions and a pool table and a well-stocked library that our residents love to frequent. And if it’s a lovely day to go outside, our bowling green, croquet lawn and petanque terrain are available. The Taupo township is only five minutes drive away and we take regular outings there in the village van."
It also says "Help is always close by thanks to the care you can receive next door at Liston Heights Care Home. As a resident, you will be given priority access if you require it."
No. of Units 101
Claire Jordan
Bupa LISTON HEIGHTS RETIREMENT VILLAGE
3 Liston Heights
Taupo,
New Zealand
Reviewed by : brenda907
Aug 2016
Reviewed by : norman
Aug 2016
Product/Service Name: Bupa LISTON HEIGHTS RETIREMENT VILLAGE
Warm, cosy, private and close to amenities....
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Reviewed by : jan843
Jul 2016
Product/Service Name: Bupa LISTON HEIGHTS RETIREMENT VILLAGE
Live in flat - really spacious and sunny. Live independently and love my situation. My family support when necessary, but have security and safety here. Suits us all....
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