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Burpengary Pines Lifestyle Villages: Communities, Care and Locations

Burpengary Pines is a retirement living village for people over 50, with a single community in Queensland. It suits people who want to keep their independence while moving to a quieter, simpler way of living among neighbours of a similar age. Find a Burpengary Pines community near you below, or read on for costs, care details and what sets Burpengary Pines apart.

Quick facts

About Burpengary Pines

Burpengary Pines is a lifestyle village in Queensland, about 20 minutes north of Brisbane on the Bruce Highway. It is a community for people over 50, so you live among neighbours at a similar stage of life. You can buy a manufactured home, rent a villa or cabin, or take a powered caravan site. That range gives you more than one way to join the community. If you are not sure whether to buy or rent, it is worth asking the team to explain how each option works before you decide.

Manufactured home owners own their home outright and pay a weekly fee to rent the site. The village looks after all the common areas, so more of your time is your own. For anyone leaving a larger property, having shared areas looked after can make day-to-day life noticeably easier, and it is worth asking exactly what is covered when you visit. Make a list of the things you currently spend time on at home, from gardening to general upkeep, and check each against what the village handles.

Burpengary Pines Pty Ltd owns and operates the village. When you are weighing up any retirement village, knowing which company stands behind it is a sensible first question, and the contact number on this page is the place to start. Ask whatever you would ask of any landlord or service provider, and note the answers so you can compare them with other villages you are considering.

Costs & fees

For a current price, call Burpengary Pines directly on 07 3888 9175 or enquire through the listing for the community you're interested in. Because there is more than one way to live here, ask which option you are being quoted for, and ask what regular charges, if any, apply on top. Getting the details in writing lets you compare them calmly against your other options. It also helps to decide your budget and your priorities first, so that you can tell quickly which arrangement fits you and which does not. Take your time, and do not hesitate to ask for anything to be explained a second time.

Care & lifestyle services

Burpengary Pines offers independent living, so you stay in your own home and run your own days. Three major hospitals and a 24-hour medical centre are close by, which keeps health care within easy reach. For many people thinking ahead, knowing that medical help is nearby is reassuring, even when they do not need it today.

There is no aged care or serviced apartment accommodation on site. Every home is independent living, whether you own a manufactured home or rent a cabin or villa. It's worth asking the team about the support residents arrange for themselves.

The recreation centre is the social hub of the village. It has a library with computer and internet access, games, a large-screen TV and daily activities. Indoor bowls, craft and bingo are among the activities at the recreation centre. Two swimming pools and landscaped recreation areas give you room to relax outdoors. If you enjoy being around others, a visit during an activity is a good way to see how the village feels in practice.

What makes Burpengary Pines different

Manufactured home owners own their home outright, and council rates, body corporate fees and maintenance charges do not apply. There are no exit fees when you sell, and no capital gains tax is payable on the sale of your home. That means you keep more of what your home is worth, and your regular costs stay easier to plan. When comparing villages, these are exactly the kinds of charges worth asking each one about, so you can set them next to one another.

The village is home to 200 homes, with one operator and one number to call. That scale gives you a settled community to join. A community of that size is one you can get to know on a visit, so spend time walking around, talking with residents if the chance arises, and seeing the common areas for yourself.

Last updated: October 2026.