Retirement Village Updates

For Neville and Sylvia Pollard, downsizing into a spacious apartment at Thornton Park was a decision well made. “When we first saw Thornton Park, we knew we’d found our home. We couldn’t go past the spaciousness of our two-bed apartment here, the excellent storage and the fortnightly cleaning. It’s fulfilled all of our expectations. We want to remain independent

For John, moving to Thornton Park was about spacious living and a warm community. “The day I decided to move into Thornton Park, I walked into the apartment, looked out the window at the gumtrees and thought, "This is it. I could definitely live here." It was the best decision I could have made. It’s great moving into a

For Jenny, moving to Thornton Park was all about buying a lifestyle defined by peace of mind and a sense of belonging. “The moment I discovered Thornton Park I was impressed with what I saw – it’s location, location, location. The village is big enough that there’s a wonderful diversity of people, and small enough that there’s a true sense

Margaret moved to Thornton Park to be closer to her family – but she wasn’t expecting her neighbours to become like family as well.    “The moment I saw the lovely apartments at Thornton Park, I thought, yes, this is the place for me. I feel so secure here. My family come by every day and I’ve made some

Lorraine and her husband Rob love living in Penrith – but it was Thornton Park’s resort-style living that took their experience to a whole new level. “I’m a Penrith girl, born and raised. I don’t ever want to leave the area, so Thornton Park has been ideal. We have everything we need within easy distance – medical facilities, the hospital,

Sue moved into Thornton Park Retirement Village for a low-maintenance lifestyle, a comfortable home and friendly neighbours. “I bought a lifestyle, but the sense of belonging is priceless. Every time I walk inside my apartment I think to myself, ‘I love my home.’ It’s such a nice feeling. Whenever I go for a walk, there’s always someone to stop