Lulworth House

Gold Coast Aged Care welcomes Lulworth House in Elizabeth Bay, NSW 2011 residents are encouraged to personalise their rooms by bringing items from their previous home.

Since 1983, when Lulworth House opened as an aged care facility, it has enjoyed a first-class reputation for quality care. It meets the quality requirements of the Commonwealth Aged Care Standards and Accreditation Agency and is fully accredited by the Aged Care Standards and Accreditation Agency.

While designed to the highest standards to safeguard resident safety and security with discrete monitoring systems, a home-like atmosphere has been maintained by providing cosy, domestic-scale sitting areas and individual dining and recreation rooms. A central garden and leafy outlooks from the resident rooms create a light and airy ambience.

Lulworth House was originally built in 1870 and was once the residence of the distinguished Australian author, the late Patrick White, until purchased by St Luke's in 1938. Centred on a tranquil, garden courtyard that is loved by residents, the building is heritage listed and retains its original facade. Fully refurbished, extended and adapted for aged care, it retains a feeling of real character with a homely atmosphere.