


Park Lane offers a holistic approach to positive ageing, keeping fit, learning new skills, expressing creativity and staying connected to the wider neighbourhood. Set on 5 acres with contemporary accommodation and recreational facilities, the community embraces sustainable thinking and encourages residents to get involved in organising activities, special initiatives, and voluntary work. A highlight is the new ergonomically-designed Living Well Apartments, linked by timber decks and garden walkways to shared spaces. The adjacent Arvida Good Friends Living Well Centre provides complimentary access to swimming pool, gym, and fitness classes for all Park Lane residents.
Park Lane offers a range of living options from independent living through to modern Care Suites for rest home and hospital-level care.

Life at Park Lane is about positive ageing and staying connected
Residents are encouraged to get involved with organising activities and excursions, help with special initiatives like market days and outdoor projects, and contribute ideas that enhance community life. Independent residents have free use of electric vehicles and can opt out of car ownership. The community offers a contemporary way of life that embraces sustainability and voluntary work.
If your health changes, you won't have to leave the place you know. Park Lane offers these levels of care on site:

Park Lane is set amidst tall oak trees and beautifully landscaped grounds on 5 acres in Addington, Canterbury. The contemporary community features timber decks and garden walkways connecting accommodation to recreational and social facilities. The adjacent Arvida Good Friends Living Well Centre provides additional wellness resources.
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