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These architecturally designed villas are within walking distance of the Mission Estate Winery, New Zealand’s oldest winery established in 1851 by French missionaries.
Tucked away in a green enclave off Avondale Road, Mission View Village has 26 villas each with internal garage access and set amongst attractive gardens. Each villa has a small garden for each resident’s pleasure, and the community gardens are maintained by the Trust’s gardeners. This village is one of four that includes a community hall where residents meet for their many social activities.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my pet with me?

The Napier Masonic Trust has a No Pet policy in your home and in the villages. To discuss further please contact our Village Manager.

Can I remain actively involved in community groups and activities outside the village?

Absolutely. We want you to continue being involved in the activities and clubs you’ve always enjoyed.

Can my family and friends come and stay?

Of course. Your home is for your own personal use. You may have up to two guests to stay with you for up to 3 months in any 12-month period. If you get our written consent, you may have guests stay longer or have a larger number of guests. We may require any guest to leave if we consider other residents' enjoyment of the Village is negatively affected by their stay,

Do I need to pay to refurbish my home and to market it when I move out?

No. We cover these costs. You will only be responsible for refurbishment costs if the damage is beyond fair wear and tear.

How are my rights protected?

The Retirement Villages Act and its regulations are designed to protect your interests and set out the basic standards for operating a village. The village land is subject to a first ranking mortgage in favour of our Statutory Supervisor to secure our obligations to repay residents their Exit Payments

How can I connect with others and take part in activities?

There are social opportunities and fun activities for you to take part in. The villages have their own social club and organise a variety of activities and outings. There’s something for everyone, from social hours, dinner nights, and celebration of national events……

Is participation in social activities optional?

You can be as involved in activities and events as much or as little as you like. It’s entirely up to you.

Is there space for my car?

Most of our villas, and flats have either a garage or allocated car park.

What happens if I change my mind after moving in?

You have the right to a refund if you cancel your agreement in writing, within 15 working days from the date you signed your ORA agreement.

What happens when I leave?

Leaving can be a difficult time for everyone, and we want to support you as much as possible. That’s why your weekly fee stops as soon as we receive vacant possession of your home. We will then undertake any refurbishment work required before reselling of your home.

What happens when I sign my ORA - Occupation Right Agreement?

You pay the balance of the licence payment after you sign the Occupation Right Agreement, which settles the purchase of the licence to occupy for your home. You do this before you take possession and move in. The ORA is a legally binding agreement between you and the Napier District Masonic Trust and sets out the terms and conditions of your right to live in the village. The Entry Payment is payable on the Commencement Date specified in your agreement. This is the date on which you take possession of your new home and can move in.

What happens with capital gains and losses?

There are no capital gains or losses. When you purchase your home with us, you’re not buying the building or the title to any land. Instead, you’re buying a right to occupy your home for your lifetime or until your Occupation Right Agreement is terminated. When someone else buys the home, we set the price for them based on market conditions, meaning you neither gain nor lose capital in that transaction.

What is the minimum eligible age for residents in the Napier Masonic Trust villages?

The minimum eligible age for our independent village residents is 70 years.

Napier District Masonic Trust

Independent Living

In our villages there is a strong sense of camraderie amongst the residents while they continue to lead independent lifestyles.

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Locations

The Napier District Masonic villages are situated in Taradale and Greenmeadows, each close suburbs of Napier and vibrant destinations with boutique shopping, café culture, cycle trails, parks, events and wineries. The Hawke’s Bay coastline is close by, and the rivers are known to hopeful fishermen in search of the elusive trout.

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Lifestyle

Our villages are varied in the size, ranging from a small complex of five villas, up to our largest being Kensington and Knightsbridge with thirty-five villas. In our villages you are within a community of like-minded people where you can live the way you choose and experience all the benefits of a village lifestyle.

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Maintenance

Let us look after the chores like lawn-mowing, and outdoor maintenance, while you have more time to do what you enjoy most.

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24-hour Emergency Care

You and your family can rest safe in the knowledge that you reside in a caring community and have access to a 24-hour emergency call button should you need it.

Our Location

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Our villages are situated in Taradale and Greenmeadows, close suburbs of Napier and vibrant destinations with Art Deco architecture, great shopping, café culture, cycle trails, parks, events and wineries.

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