“Great kitchen, private balcony and plenty of space. Any repairs are done in a timely manner.”
Bishop McCabe Retirement Village (Towradgi)
23 Ziems Avenue, Towradgi NSW 2518
Phone: 1800 153 138
Lifestyle & Activities
Relaxed, everyday living
It’s easy to feel right at home in the warm-hearted Bishop McCabe. Located in Wollongong’s northern suburb of Towradgi, Bishop McCabe Retirement Village offers an intimate and vibrant community life with 23 independent living units. Conveniently located just a few minutes’ walk from a great selection of cafes, shops and public transport, there are plenty of ways to spend your day.
The tranquil garden areas around Bishop McCabe are inviting and complement the lovely views from the unit balconies. The Village also hosts regular social events and gatherings, the perfect opportunity to come together with your friends and neighbours. A Village Manager and Maintenance staff are onsite 1-2 days a week to support you with anything you might need. We want you to enjoy your retirement!
To find out more, call our friendly team on 1800 225 474 or complete our enquiry form.
Bishop McCabe Home Brochure
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Features
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Abundant natural light
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Beautifully landscaped gardens
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Communal recreation and activities spaces
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Contemporary apartments/units
Reviews
David
Resident
“Maintenance services like window cleaning and air conditioning are reliable, and access throughout the Village is secure.”
Martina
Resident
“Bishop McCabe reminds me of home. Residents care for one another and there is a spirit of community. I’m very happy here.”
Maureen
Customer
“Been living at Bishop McCabe for 14 years! I am very content in my unit. Peaceful, comfortable and close to everything.”
Mileva
Resident
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Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live, work, and dream. We pay our respects to the Wallumedegal People. To their Indigenous Elders past and present, for they hold the traditions, culture, and hopes of their people as we journey towards reconciliation. We acknowledge that they have occupied and cared for these lands and waterways over countless generations. It always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.