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Welcome to Kingswood Village
Atterbury Property recently completed the exclusive R 250 million Kingswood Retirement Village. This trendsetting retirement village is a stylish up-market sectional title establishment that suits a mature lifestyle. Located in the well established Newlands and Menlyn areas, the brilliant location combined with the outstanding frail care and lifestyle benefits makes it the retirement village of choice in Pretoria.
The high security lifestyle village includes 214 luxurious homes for residents of 50 years and older and presents a broad spectrum of accommodation choices for every need. The village provides clusters and simplex homes, self-contained apartments as well as assisted living apartments.
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"Kingswood Village is a magnificent upmarket Christian based sectional title establishment that suits a mature lifestyle." |
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The Kingswood Frail Care Centre, which forms the heart of the healthcare in the Village, consists of double rooms that are designed to the highest standards to promote safety, interaction and companionship.
Kingswood Village is set in picturesque and park-like surrounds and also includes a Lifestyle Centre that offers a wide range of activities and amenities for both sedate and energetic individuals. The amenities include a restaurant & coffee shop, gymnasium, hairdresser, lounge & library, chapel, manicured gardens and spacious parks, but to mention a few.
When one adds up all these benefits, the resident in Kingswood has, on average, an additional and immediate R200,000 already included in the purchase price. This ensures that Kingswood is superior to any other typical retirement village in the country. This approach has actually been the hallmark of Atterbury Property’s success: creating better places by delivering much more than what is expected by the investor.
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"The construction of the R250m Kingswood development has been completed!" |
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Information
Atterbury Property is a leading property developer in South Africa
and was rated one of the most successful and largest
by the Financial Mail in 2006.
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