Stoke

Stoke

Enquire today to learn more about The Warm Welcome Package, that includes free weekly fees for a year and a $5,000 moving package*

Boasting a friendly, close-knit community Stoke is the perfect village for those who value their independence but want the reassurance of having a network of neighbours at hand, boasting a friendly, close-knit community.

 

Discover a newly refurbished one-bedroom villa for $460,000 and two-bedroom villas for $590,000.

 

*T&Cs apply. To learn more please click here.

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  • Overview
  • Location
  • Features
  • Types of homes
  • Care Offering
  • Our Approach to Wellbeing

Bordering the Railway Reserve

With Stoke bordering the Railway Reserve, there are plenty of walking and cycling tracks right on your doorstep. Stoke also has easy access to public transport and is handy to supermarkets, the butcher, the local library, a pub and more. Right on a main route, it’s a breeze to get out and about to catch up with friends and family.

You’re spoilt for choice with our range of features and services
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Communal BBQ Area

Communal BBQ Area

Fire up the communal BBQ and enjoy alfresco dining with visiting family and friends.

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Library

Library

Find a cosy spot and curl up with a good book in our library.

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Podiatrist

Podiatrist

Appointments made easy with on-site clinics with a qualified podiatrist.

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Audiobook Library

Audiobook Library

Residents can access thousands of audiobooks through LibriVox.

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Vitality, Impact & Pace

Vitality, Impact & Pace

Move at your own pace with movement sessions designed to support independence and wellbeing.

Oceania Care Centres nearby

If your needs change, priority is given to Stoke residents if a room is available at Oceania’s nearby care centre Green Gables. Oceania has won the Supreme Care Award from the NZ Aged Care Association 3 years in a row, so when it comes to your care, you can be sure you’re in good hands.

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Wellbeing at Oceania

At Oceania, wellbeing is holistic and person-centred, shaped by lifestyle, connection, culture, creativity, movement and individual choice. Guided by the Five Ways to Wellbeing, our teams create meaningful, uplifting experiences each month. From walking together to raise funds for mental health through initiatives like Step Together, Better Together, to taking part in the New Zealand Garden Bird Survey and contributing to conservation research, residents are supported to connect, be active, take notice, keep learning and give back in ways that feel purposeful and rewarding.

Five Ways to Wellbeing

The Five Ways to Wellbeing are based on research showing that small, everyday actions can have a powerful impact on how we feel. At Oceania, this framework helps shape the experiences we create across our villages and care centres, supporting residents to live well in ways that feel natural and meaningful.

The Five Ways are:

Connect – Building relationships, sharing stories and spending time with friends, neighbours and family.

Be Active – Moving in ways that suit your body and ability, supporting strength, balance and mood.

Take Notice – Slowing down to appreciate the moment, whether that’s a garden in bloom or a shared laugh.

Keep Learning – Staying curious, trying something new and continuing to grow at every stage of life.

Give – Sharing your time, kindness, skills or experience with others.

Our team strives to thoughtfully weave these principles into everyday life, creating opportunities for residents to stay connected, active and engaged in ways that reflect their own interests, culture and life story. In doing so, residents are supported to continue finding purpose, enjoyment and a genuine sense of belonging.

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Wellbeing Calendar

Our National Wellbeing Calendar offers a snapshot of the meaningful moments and experiences enjoyed across Oceania villages throughout the year. To see what wellbeing looks like at a specific village, we encourage you to get in touch with your local team for a site-specific overview.

To view the National Wellbeing Calendar please click here.

 

 

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