Perth Voice Interactive

For many Australians, the decision to move into a retirement village is one of the most significant and rewarding choices they will make. Keyton understands the importance of finding a community that not only meets their individual wants and needs but also enhances their overall quality of life. Their 10 retirement villages across Western Australia offer vibrant, supportive environments where residents can thrive in their next best chapter.

A sense of belonging and community

Dot, a resident of Woodstock West in Bunbury, moved from Victoria to be closer to her daughter and family. “The first day I came, I drove in the driveway, all the roses were in bloom, and I thought this is really nice, and I feel like I’m at home already and I haven’t even moved in yet,” she said. “The convenience and security are really good”.

Lorraine, a resident at Parkland Villas Booragoon says she’s always felt very comfortable and at home. “I just found it a really welcoming environment,’ she said. “I think the best thing is the community, the friendships I’ve made, they’re a very caring community”.

Thriving communities with exceptional amenities

Keyton villages are designed to offer an exciting lifestyle with a wealth of amenities. From pools and bowling greens to gymnasiums and welcoming community centres, there is always something happening. CEO Nathan Cockerill further emphasises that Keyton retirement communities provide active, independent retirees with a wealth of amenities and green spaces. “It’s an exciting lifestyle if you want it to be and it also offers an incredible sense of peace and tranquillity,” he says.

Safety, security and financial transparency

Keyton prioritises the physical safety and financial security of every resident. All villages operate under state-specific retirement village legislation, ensuring the rights and interests of residents are protected. “We offer multiple payment options and are fully transparent about contracts and associated fees,” says Cockerill. Prospective residents are encouraged to seek independent financial advice before buying into a Keyton community.Residents pay a monthly service fee for maintenance, gardening and insurance, but there are no additional costs for Keyton’s wellbeing programs and lifestyle amenities. This transparency and commitment to resident welfare are key reasons why so many seniors choose to make a Keyton village their home.

A lifestyle choice you won’t regret

For Lorraine, after looking at various villages, Parkland Villas Booragoon suited her best. “This was the one that suited me in every aspect. It was the convenience to the shops, the bus,” Lorraine said. And she encourages anyone considering moving to a retirement village not to wait too long. “Come and have a really good look at the village, if possible, speak to residents that are already here,” said Lorraine. “And most importantly, not to leave it too late.” Keyton creates independent retirement living communities that inspire social connection and support good health and wellbeing for residents.