Topic - Developments

Anglicare plans $158 million development in south-west Sydney

Feb 25 2019 Updated May 3, 2023

The Weekly Source

1 min read

Artist impression of Anglicare’s proposed facility. Image courtesy of The Daily Telegraph.

The provider has lodged a development application with Campbelltown Council to build an extensive senior living precinct in Minto – an hour south-west of Sydney.

The development will include a 315-unit, 100-bed residential aged care facility with 32 attached villas, as well as community facilities and carparking.

Construction will begin in 2020 and is expected to be completed in 18-20 months pending Council approval.

Hear Anglicare CEO Grant Millard speak at our LEADERS SUMMIT about village and aged care property development strategies for the not-for-profit sector (21-22 March at the Hyatt Regency, Sydney).

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