FAQ’s

Secure your new home with a $1,000 fully refundable holding deposit while you prepare your family home for sale.

The village operator owns the villa, and each resident signs a 99-year lease which is registered on the title. When you enter the village, you pay an 'entry payment' similar to if you were buying the villa. When you leave the village, you are entitled to 100% of the capital gain.

No stamp duty is payable when moving into a Retirement Village.

Residents are protected by a 90-days settling in period under NSW legislation. If you change your mind after moving in, you can give notice in writing within the 90-day period to terminate your contract without penalty. You’ll receive a refund of your in-going contribution in full (less fair market rent for the time you were in occupation).

Yes. Cameron Glen can facilitate access to government funded care, which can be provided to you in your own villa.

Yes. You can continue to use the same care service providers or family support you currently use. Simply discuss your needs with your appointed Care Manager.

Yes. If appointments match the bus schedule, you can be transported to your appointments. Otherwise, we can provide personal transport for a small fee.

Minor internal alterations can be made with the consent of management, however, when the lease is re-assigned, the right is reserved to restore the property to original condition at the resident’s expense.

Yes, of course. This is your home to live in and enjoy as you would anywhere else. We fully support and encourage visitors at Cameron Glen.

Also known as a departure or exit fee, the deferred management fee can be confusing at first, but has two main benefits. Firstly, it provides flexibility on the pricing of the in-going contribution, by allowing the prospective resident to pay a reduced amount upfront with the remainder being withheld by the operator when you leave. Secondly, being the primary source of return on the operator’s investment, ensures funding for ongoing capital costs of redevelopment and renewal within the village.

All residents pay recurring charges to contribute towards the daily cost of operating the village. These charges may increase annually by a prescribed rate as outlined in your contract. Expenses you may incur separately include telephone, internet, electricity and contents insurance. It is important to know that Cameron Glen does not profit from any recurring charges which are used to maintain the property.