Levande Hills Showground

Retirement Living

Castle Hill Ref:PL28444

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Levande is thrilled to announce the development of Levande Hills Showground, exclusive new retirement living in the Hills Showground precinct in Castle Hill. Thoughtfully designed for those who are seeking independent living, this boutique style community combines premium facilities with next to no maintenance living, so you can enjoy more of what you love.

Centred around a landscaped piazza, the village will feature a welcoming Clubhouse with bar and dining, an indoor heated pool, gold-class style cinema, residents’ workshop and games room, plus hair salon and consulting rooms for convenience. With daily activities and shared spaces, it’s easy to stay active, social and engaged.

Across three stages, Levande Hills Showground will offer a collection of oversized retirement apartments in a range of one, one plus study, two, two plus study and three bedroom layouts, including penthouses, all featuring generous kitchens, private balconies, master bedrooms with ensuites, built-in storage and secure basement parking with storage cage.

Levande Hills Showground is part of the exciting new precinct built around the Hills Showground Metro Station, only a short walk away. The precinct includes:

750 m - Hills Showground Metro Station
800 m - Showground Village with cafes, Woolworths, and other shops
1.5 km - Castle Hill Bowling Club
2.0 km - Castle Hill RSL, Castle Towers, Hills Super Centre
4.5 km - Castle Hill Country Club
6.7 km - Norwest Private Hospital

Living at Hills Showground means enjoying easy access to Sydney CBD and everything you love about the Hills District. Designed for comfort and convenience, this pet friendly community offers retirement living where every details is shaped around you.

Construction commenced. Stage 1 is anticipated for completion in mid-2027, featuring two apartment buildings and the Village Clubhouse.

*Prices correct as at November 2025 and subject to change without notice. Availability is limited and subject to confirmation. Images are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual property. Levande® accepts no liability for any error, omission or misrepresentation of information. Furniture, accessories and decorative items are not included. A Management Fee and other charges are payable. The amount and timing for payment of the Management Fee are based on the contract payment option you choose. You may have to pay a departure fee when you leave this village. If you choose the Pay Upfront option, you will have to pay an upfront fee when you enter the village. If you choose the Pay Later option, you will have to pay a departure fee when you leave the village. Please refer to the residence contract for the full terms and conditions. Prospective residents should seek independent legal and financial advice before making any decisions.

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18 Hughes Avenue, Castle Hill, 2154, NSW

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