Nestled in the welcoming suburb of Three Kings, Auckland, Ranfurly Village blends rich history with modern comforts, offering a place where neighbours quickly become friends and every day feels connected.
The centrepiece of Ranfurly Village is Ranfurly House, built in 1903 as a home for veterans. Now lovingly restored, it continues to serve as the heart of the community. Within its heritage walls, you’ll find spaces that bring people together: the light-filled Poppies Café, the cosy Heritage Lounge Bar, a cinema, and a library and study. These shared spaces encourage conversation, relaxation, and companionship - whether it’s a morning coffee with a neighbour or an afternoon film screening.
Surrounded by nearly three hectares of landscaped grounds, the one and two-bedroom apartments are designed with comfort and ease in mind. Open-plan living areas, modern bathrooms with accessible showers, walk-in wardrobes, and peaceful outdoor spaces make each apartment both practical and welcoming. Thoughtful design ensures residents can enjoy independence while feeling part of a close-knit community.
With Three Kings Plaza nearby, everyday errands are simple and sociable. From the supermarket and chemist, to a visit to the local library or post office, the essentials are close at hand. Reliable public transport links also make it easy to connect with the wider city.
For residents who may need additional support, Ranfurly Hospital sits right alongside the village. Offering assisted living and rest-home, it ensures that residents can remain within a familiar environment even if their needs change. This seamless access to care provides peace of mind for both residents and their families.
Ranfurly Village is not just about buildings and gardens, it’s about people and history. The partnership with the Ranfurly Veterans’ Trust honours the village’s origins, while today’s community continues to grow through shared experiences, neighbourly kindness, and a strong spirit of togetherness.
At Ranfurly Village, residents truly enjoy the best of both worlds: the independence of their own home and the warmth of a supportive community.
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