We’ve answered some of the most common questions about life at Kilmarnock. If there’s anything else you’d like to know, our team is always happy to help.
No. Instead, you hold an Occupation Right Agreement, widely recognised as the best system to safeguard residents in retirement villages.
Yes. Pets such as cats and birds are welcome, provided they are suitable for the village environment. We would need to assess your dog to see if it can fit into the environment.
Absolutely — this is your home. Visitors are welcome, and function spaces can be booked for larger gatherings.
We welcome you to add plants around your villa in pots and raised garden beds. We will also have a common garden for all residents to look after.
We’ll keep an eye on your villa, clear your mail, and maintain your grounds. Additional services like plant care or cleaning can also be arranged.
While Kilmarnock is for independent living, optional services such as meals, housekeeping, or personal assistance can be arranged through Enliven.
Yes, the monthly outgoing charge continues, even while you’re on holiday.
The Lifemark 4 Standard is an independent certification that recognises homes designed for safety, usability, and adaptability — ensuring residents can live comfortably and independently both now and in the future. It’s awarded by Lifemark®, a division of BRANZ (the Building Research Association of New Zealand), and focuses on practical design features that make daily life easier for people of all ages and abilities.
Our team is here to answer all your questions about life at Kilmarnock, from pricing and availability to purchase options and future care.