St Basil's Homes (SA) - Croydon Park

The luxuries of hotel accommodation with the ambience of home.

St Basil's Croydon Park offers a combination of suite-style accommodation as well as a small-scale living, the "Mediterranean Village", serviced by an onsite laundry and kitchen that prepares meals infused with the flavours of the Mediterranean.  

Contemporary furnishings, original art and natural light encourage interaction and socialisation within a secure, architecturally-designed areas. Private and companion suites ranging in size from 17m² to 22m² each feature warm colours, ergonomic beds and armchairs, a built-in robe, a wall mounted television, and personal ensuites and airconditioning. A general layout of a standard room can be requested by contacting our Welcome Agent who will host you on your visit to St Basil's. The "Mediterranean Village" of St Basil's Croydon Park is designed as small scale living, with living and dining areas that spill into a kitchen and courtyard with a vine-covered pergola and productive garden, which particularly appeals to the avid gardener. 

St Basil's Croydon Park is staffed around the clock, with staff : resident ratios that are above industry average. A dedicated team provides care, an onsite Chef, laundry and maintenance services, while health professionals and hairdressers and local Chaplains visit regularly to ensure our residents maintain their best possible physical and spiritual health. 

The Lifestyle and Leisure team get to know each resident and creates "Living Well" programs that incorporate crafts and gentle movement, activities and myriad other opportunities to socialise. St Basil's Croydon Park also features original art from South Australian artists and photography of iconic locations and vistas from around the world, to provide interesting and engaging interiors. 

St Basil's respite service, "Plateia" is also coordinated from Croydon Park. Plateia provides day activities and support to carers and maintains an active role in the provision of supplementary services to St Basil's residents.