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Palm Lakes retirement village breaks ground

The ground was officially broken at Palm Lakes Retirement Village on December 4, signalling the start of the next phase of development for Royal Palm Property Holdings’ family lifestyle estate, Palm Lakes. Infrastructure such as roads (to be built by R&B Pipeline Contractors) and services will be completed first and the first two show houses …

The ground was officially broken at Palm Lakes Retirement Village on December 4, signalling the start of the next phase of development for Royal Palm Property Holdings’ family lifestyle estate, Palm Lakes.
Infrastructure such as roads (to be built by R&B Pipeline Contractors) and services will be completed first and the first two show houses will be furnished by March 2014.
Occupancy is scheduled from April, with that of the sectional title units planned for later in 2014.
As a Carenet-affiliated development, Palm Lakes Retirement Village will offer residents the best that retirement living has to offer.
Residents will be encouraged to live a healthy, active lifestyle through Carenet’s ‘active ageing’ approach.
From independent living and preventative care to assisted living, home based and terminal frail care, residents will be able to remain in the comfort of their own space for as long as they choose.
In addition residents will have access to all of the fantastic facilities that the Palm Lakes Family Estate has to offer, including clubhouses, golf and various outdoor activities in a breathtaking, tranquil setting.
Sectional title units at Palm Lakes Retirement Village will start from R1 240 000, while free standing homes will be priced from R1 895 000 for two bedrooms, two bathrooms units.
For more information about the Palm Lakes Retirement Village, visit www.palmlakes.co.za or call 086 123 PALM (7256).


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