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Our villages

Nine vibrant communities and counting.

HPA has developed nine retirement communities across New Zealand, each shaped by its place and the people who live there. Our role today differs by village, so each page explains our current involvement and links to the village website for homes and availability.

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Latest developments

Our latest communities.

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The rest of the record

Seven more, from bare land to better living.

Every site is different, every town is different, and every village is shaped by the people who live there.

VillageWhereWhat was builtStage
Golden ViewCromwell, Central Otago102 villas, a 60 bed hospital and 19 apartmentsComplete, built 2015 to 2021Operated today by Promisia Healthcare.
Lochlea Lifestyle VillageAshburton, Mid Canterbury150 villas, 20 assisted living apartments and a pavilionComplete, built 2011 to 2023
McKenzie Lifestyle VillageGeraldine, South Canterbury114 villas, amenities and a hospital extensionComplete, built 2011 to 2020
Beetham VillageGisborne169 villas and a 60 bed hospitalComplete, built 2004 to 2018
Longridge Country EstatePaeroa, Waikato420 villas and amenities
Althorp VillageTauranga, Bay of Plenty
Papamoa Beach GardensTauranga, Bay of Plenty

Hospitals and care.

Alongside the villages, HPA has designed and delivered hospitals and care centres for the operators who run them. Where our role was narrower, the row says so.

ProjectWhereWhat was built
Millstream HospitalAshburton, Mid Canterbury80 bed aged care home
Dunstan HospitalClyde, Central Otago32 bed acute inpatient hospital
Aspiring Enliven Care CentreWanaka, Central Otago40 bedroom care centre, stage 1
Motueka HospitalMotueka, Tasman44 bed hospital, designed by HPA and built by others
Malyon HospitalMount Maunganui, Bay of Plenty40 bed hospital, designed and project managed by HPA
Three Rivers Medical CentreGisborneMedical centre, radiology, pharmacy and physiotherapy
A man and a woman lean on a railing together, looking out past the garden, both smiling in the afternoon sun.

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Our philosophy

Retirement should feel like the beginning of something, not the end.