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Park Hall Village

Park Hall Village is named after the original rural property that once occupied the land.  Mr Samuel Skelton Parker moved to Wodonga in 1890 and bought property at Wodonga West, which he promptly called “Park Hall” after their home in Ireland.  The Retirement Village is the first venture by UPA into Victoria.

Park Hall Village provides a lifestyle alternative for people seeking a supportive, yet independent, housing environment in tune with their needs and aspirations.

Located adjacent to Wodonga’s Country Golf club, the four-hectare site provides the perfect setting for one of Wodonga’s finest retirement villages.  Park Hall Village residents enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding hills and golfing fairways.

Park Hall Village comprises 59 two and three bedroom, independent living units and community centre. 

• Features include:  an adaptable housing design.  Independent living units have been specifically designed to provide for “ageing in the home”.  Construction enhancements allow for easy adaptation to meet residents changing physical needs and desires.
• A village design to achieve maximum “private space”, solar efficiency and spaciousness.
• Unit designs providing two separate toilets and garage with internal access.
• A Community Centre centrally located on site which is the focal point for community activities.

The City of Wodonga offers the benefits of both city and country living.  Wodonga City Council provides an extensive range of services including community transport; counseling services; day clubs; education; health; home care; home support; legal; multicultural support; recreation and leisure; rehabilitation and self help groups.