Hillcrest welcomes new retirement home

CAMELOT Retirement Village is the newest retirement opportunity to launch in the vibrant Hillcrest area, situated within one of the longest standing estates.

According to director of Camelot Retirement Village, Wicus Jacobs, Camelot Estate is the perfect location for a luxury retirement village, it’s tranquil, picturesque, safe and prides itself on its close-knit community.

“Our goal is to create a boutique retirement offering where retirees have access to multi-generational living, first-rate healthcare on their doorstep, a myriad of facilities, as well as superior homes with exquisite views,” he said.

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Camelot Retirement Village will form part of Camelot Estate, offering 44 apartments in Phase 1. From R1, 845 000, retirees will have access to more than just standard facilities, Camelot Retirement Village has been devised to offer support and onsite care for residents.

“When the opportunity to develop within Camelot Estate presented itself, our research showed that more than 50 per cent of the long-standing owners within Camelot Estate are over 65 years old, while 72 per cent of the new owners are within the 50-year age range; therefore, making it the ideal location for a retirement estate. The captivating, tranquil lifestyle and close-knit community make it an ideal home for a mature market and families of all ages,” added Jacobs.

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This boutique retirement village will have direct access to an onsite Care Centre, which will be run by Tafta Premium Care who bring over 60 years’ experience in specialised care.

“The Tafta Premium Care package has been created as a luxury healthcare solution that ensures their independence, exceptional quality of life is maintained, and their healthcare needs are monitored with a multi-disciplinary team, such as audiologist, physiotherapist, social worker and a medical doctor. Tafta Premium Care is targeted for those who are still independent seeking regular support on a daily basis that will ensure residents maintain and nurture their physical and mental well-being,” said Femada Shamam, Tafta CEO.

Residents will have a swimming pool near the Care Centre and access to existing facilities within the estate, from a non-high-tech bowling green with communal seating, tennis court, a 3km nature trail, to the 18-hole golf course.

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