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Bethanie provides $7 million upgrade to Warwick Retirement Village

Western Australia aged care and retirement living provider, Bethanie, has announced a $7 million upgrade to their Bethanie Warwick Retirement Village apartments.

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by Liz Alderslade
<p>The visual design plans for the upgrade Warwick Retirement Village site. [Source: Supplied]</p>

The visual design plans for the upgrade Warwick Retirement Village site. [Source: Supplied]

The huge renovation started in November of last year and will include a refurbishment of 35 apartments and the addition of a communal building.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Bethanie, Chris How, says, “It is an opportune time for people to downsize and move into this vibrant village, offering an exciting and affordable retirement living option.

“We have given Bethanie Warwick a new lease on life and without a doubt extended the longevity of the site. The village will be more vibrant with more emphasis on creating communal spaces to encourage positive social interaction.”

Eleven of the current residents are looking forward to a new home and there are 24 apartments to be filled.

The retirement village “is being brought into the 20th century” thanks to the $7 million upgrade.

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