Emmaus Lodge

Retirement Living

Murrumbeena Ref:PL24935

About

Emmaus Lodge

Located in Murrumbeena, this small and welcoming community offers ten affordable studio homes set within well-tended gardens. The village provides a secure and private environment, with public transport close by and aged care options nearby for added reassurance.

Key features

Close-knit community
With only ten homes, the village offers a quiet and peaceful setting where neighbours know one another and connection comes naturally.

Safety features
Units can be fitted with an emergency response system and include security screens and windows to support a safe and secure living environment.

Perfect location
A bus stop is located at the village entrance, providing easy access to Melbourne and surrounding areas, including Chadstone Shopping Centre.

Unit features

Easy access
Ten studio homes feature private bathrooms, separate toilets and ground-level entry for convenient access.

Maintenance-free
Internal and external maintenance is taken care of by the village team, allowing you to relax and enjoy low-fuss living.

Uncompromised safety features
Emergency response systems are available and monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Select homes also feature non-slip flooring in bathrooms and toilets.

Your own well-equipped kitchenette
Each studio includes a private kitchenette with electric oven, cooktop, sink, pantry and space for a refrigerator, providing everything you need to prepare meals comfortably at home.

Village features

Nearby aged care
Oak Towers Aged Care is located approximately 20 minutes away, supporting continuity of care and providing reassurance if higher-level support is ever needed.

Home care services
Residents are welcome to arrange Home Care services to assist with shopping, cleaning, personal support or other daily needs.

Conveniently located
Just a short drive or bus ride to Chadstone Shopping Centre, offering fashion, dining, grocery stores and everyday conveniences.

Medical and transport options
Carnegie Central Medical Clinic is only two minutes away, with local bus services at the village entrance providing easy transport throughout Melbourne.

Location features

Situated just 13 km from Melbourne’s CBD, Murrumbeena offers a peaceful setting close to local restaurants, parks and community facilities. Brighton Beach is approximately 20 minutes away, with Boyd Park, Murrumbeena Bowls Club and Chadstone Shopping Centre all nearby. Public transport is conveniently located at the village entrance.

Types of care

24 hour emergency response system
For your peace of mind, a 24-hour emergency response system can be installed, connecting directly with health professionals in the event of an emergency. This service is available for an additional fortnightly charge.

Aged care nearby
Oak Towers Aged Care is located approximately 20 minutes away, offering reassurance and support should higher-level care be required.

Medical centres and hospitals
Carnegie Central Medical Clinic is just a short two-minute drive away, with a range of private and public hospitals within 20 minutes, providing convenient access to quality medical care.

Registered under Retirement Living Act 1999.
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