Find your ideal over 50s* living community on the Central Coast

Explore Retirement in the Central Coast

With the convenience of being close to Sydney and Newcastle, the Central Coast region means retirement living surrounded by natural beauty, seaside towns, beaches, national parks and of course, the stunning hinterlands. There are plenty of recreational activities, so you’ll always have something to do, or simply relax and take it easy, the choice is yours.

With a holiday atmosphere and plenty of outdoor activities, the Central Coast makes it easy to enjoy a healthy lifestyle surrounded by nature. When it comes to the best over 50’s living, access to everything you need and plenty of space is essential, and the Central Coast offers all of that and more.

Find A Home for Sale on the Central Coast

Most of our communities are clustered in the peaceful Northern Lakes district, where Lakeside, Valhalla, Teraglin Lakeshore, Lakeland, Macquarie Shores and the upcoming Saltwood all embrace the lake lifestyle. Further south, Heritage in Toukley offers a nature filled sanctuary, while Terrigal Sands is just moments from the beach.

Across these great locations, browse our range of new and pre-loved homes designed for low maintenance living. Discover a modern alternative to traditional retirement villages focused on independence and financial freedom.

Browse our current Central Coast lifestyle homes for sale.

The best of coastal living

Located just a short drive away from Sydney, the Central Coast offers plenty of opportunities to explore or simply unwind. Enjoy the endless blue waters, unique bushland and diverse landscapes. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty where each day can be an adventure.

Foodie regionFrom fine dining, to local food markets, the Central Coast has some incredible restaurants, cafes and craft breweries.

BeachesWith a national reputation for incredible coastlines, the Central Coast will leave you spoiled for choice. Visit some of Australia's top 10 beaches, as rated by Australian Traveller, such as Avoca or Umina beaches.

Walking & hikingYou’ll be delighted by the number of nearby natural bushlands, sand dunes and walking tracks such as Bouddi National Park. Equally suited for leisurely strolls with breathtaking views

Rivers & lakesExperience the deep blue waters and lavish green landscapes of Lake Macquarie. Check out why The Entrance is so popular.

Foodie regionFrom fine dining, to local food markets, the Central Coast has some incredible restaurants, cafes and craft breweries.

Stay Connected

The Central Coast region offers the best of both worlds: retirement living surrounded by natural beauty with the convenience of being close to Sydney and Newcastle. It is a popular choice for downsizers who want a holiday atmosphere with easy access to major shopping centres, world-class healthcare and efficient transport links.

ConnectivityThe region is famous for its vibrant community clubs. Enjoy live entertainment, dining and socialising at renowned venues like Mingara Recreation Club, Doyalson RSL and The Diggers at The Entrance.

Medical FacilitiesEasy access to major health hubs, including Gosford Hospital, Wyong Public Hospital and Long Jetty Healthcare Centre.

ConnectivityWell connected via the M1 Pacific Motorway and regular train services to Sydney and Newcastle from stations like Wyee and Warnervale.

Ideally LocatedClose to major retail hubs like Erina Fair, Westfield Tuggerah and Lake Haven Centre for all your shopping and dining needs.

Medical FacilitiesEasy access to major health hubs, including Gosford Hospital, Wyong Public Hospital and Long Jetty Healthcare Centre.

Frequently Asked Questions
Looking for a retirement style living without the constraints of a conventional retirement village? Our Central Coast locations are purpose-built for over 50s and over 55s depending on the community, seeking lifestyle, security and flexibility.

What amenities are included in Central Coast lifestyle communities?

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Are these communities the same as retirement villages in the Central Coast?

Are the communities located close to beaches, shops or medical services?

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What types of homes can I purchase in a Hometown Central Coast community?

What’s the difference between over 50s living and over 55s living?