Renaissance Living Official Ravida Group

Renaissance Living Official Ravida Group Renaissance Living's elegant apartments have been designed to uphold Ravida Group's reputation as a leader in the development of luxury homes and apartment

Introducing 'Renaissance Living'

Vibrant community living. Leaders in their class, the Ravida Group, have produced an innovative design for superior independent living with a focus on community and lifestyle. With and range of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments Renaissance Living offers people a lifestyle choice that incorporates a host of facilities and communal areas into elegant surroundings. We believe that people have a broad range of desires around where they live:

To be part of a community that incorporates traditional neighbourly values.
-To maintain their independence.
-To have access to the broadest range of social activities and networks.
-To be in proximity to quality amenities and services.
-To live in a low maintenance property that allows you the time and freedom to do the things you enjoy.

Another fabulous trip to the iconic Young and Jacksons Hotel in Flinders Street. having the #70 tram at the front door...
01/12/2025

Another fabulous trip to the iconic Young and Jacksons Hotel in Flinders Street. having the #70 tram at the front door is such a wonderful benefit and allows for such lovely days. Thanks to all that organised and attended.

24 days until Christmas 👀🎅🌲⭐️
01/12/2025

24 days until Christmas 👀🎅🌲⭐️

Open Day Shenanigans🍹
28/11/2025

Open Day Shenanigans🍹

Alisya Rae Music Studio – Term 3 & 4 Performances At Renaissance Living Surrey HillsAlisya’s talented young students ret...
14/11/2025

Alisya Rae Music Studio – Term 3 & 4 Performances
At Renaissance Living Surrey Hills
Alisya’s talented young students returned this week to dazzle us once again! Each concert is a highlight for residents, but this final one for the year felt extra special — full of energy, confidence, and beautiful music.
We loved hearing everything from classical piano to Kelly Clarkson, Billie Eilish, Jeff Buckley, Bruno Mars and more — plus a stunning Christmas finale from Alisya herself.
A big thank you to everyone involved. We can’t wait to welcome you all back next year!

14/11/2025

Alisya Rae Music Studio – Term 3 & 4 Performances
At Renaissance Living Surrey Hills
Just had to post some Videos as well

Alisya Rae Music Studio – Term 3 & 4 Performances At Renaissance Living Surrey HillsAlisya’s talented young students ret...
14/11/2025

Alisya Rae Music Studio – Term 3 & 4 Performances
At Renaissance Living Surrey Hills
Alisya’s talented young students returned this week to dazzle us once again! Each concert is a highlight for residents, but this final one for the year felt extra special — full of energy, confidence, and beautiful music.
We loved hearing everything from classical piano to Kelly Clarkson, Billie Eilish, Jeff Buckley, Bruno Mars and more — plus a stunning Christmas finale from Alisya herself.
A big thank you to everyone involved. We can’t wait to welcome you all back next year!

Open Day on Wednesday 19th Nov 11am to 1pm. Hope you can join us
13/11/2025

Open Day on Wednesday 19th Nov 11am to 1pm. Hope you can join us

Wattle Park tour, More pics
24/10/2025

Wattle Park tour, More pics

Wattle Park Tour! we were treaded to a fantastic guided tour of Wattle Park by Euan and Michael from the Friends of Watt...
24/10/2025

Wattle Park Tour! we were treaded to a fantastic guided tour of Wattle Park by Euan and Michael from the Friends of Wattle Park group on Thursday. Its such an extraordinary park with a rich history, that's used by so many groups and people and has just so much to offer. The renovations over the last few years, including new trams and playground along with the smaller scale improvements and wonderful maintenance make this place a real asset to the area. Its so close to us a few people walked from our front door, others carpooled the 3min drive.
This is us heading off, you can see volunteers weeding in the hi viz

A Universal Answer to Aging Well??As a member of the Retirement Living Council, I get a host of newsletters with article...
16/10/2025

A Universal Answer to Aging Well??
As a member of the Retirement Living Council, I get a host of newsletters with articles of varying interest. They often talk about the health challenges facing older people, cognitive decline, mental health, hearing loss, muscular skeletal issues, cardiovascular issues, and declining vision.
These articles usually quote from recent studies of various quality to support their point of view, and I often find myself going down a rabbit hole searching for the actual study. I want to see if the study was done by someone reputable, that the data set is of reasonable quantity and quality and to ensure the results aren’t “Cherry Picked” just to try and sell us something.
Having done this for several years now it seems to me that most ailments are interconnected. For example, people with hearing and vision loss are more likely to develop dementia and depression. They are also more likely to have muscular skeletal and cardiovascular issues, as well as have falls and other injuries which makes sense.
In reading an article today about Vision loss by the great organisation SeeWay https://www.seeway.com.au/ it occurred to me that the pretty much regardless of the ailment the suggestions on avoiding or mitigating seem very very similar.
For example, the SeeWay article on vison loss suggests you keep doing the things you love, stay active, and stay connected to people, and it offers many ways to do so.
Hearing loss is remarkably similar, get hearing aids early on (and use them!!!), stay connected, stay active, and do the things you enjoy.
A recent study I found from the UK, found that owning a dog reduces the risk of cognitive decline and depression. But the conclusion came down to the fact that a dog causes someone to be more active, meet people, and be connected, to both the dog and to other people.
Muscular Skeletal issues have always come back to the old “move it or lose it” and staying active is the key. The same is true for cardiovascular problems, with the addition of good diet.
Interestingly many studies I have read show that diet also seems to play a significant role in cognitive function.
So, with my noticeable lack of ANY education in the space, (but perhaps, the wisdom to read a few studies by people that do…). It seems to me that the “Universal Answer” to avoiding and mitigating all health issues as you get older is to:
• Get help / seek assistance early!
• Stay active / do the things you love!
• Stay connected with people!
• Eat well!
Doesn’t sound that hard or unpleasant really… and pleasingly I look at the activities in our Renaissance weekly newsletter https://renaissanceliving.com.au/whats-on/ and we seem to have all bases covered.

And they are happy to meet the fans..
06/10/2025

And they are happy to meet the fans..

06/10/2025

I couldn't help posing a few more short Videos of Victoria's wonderful performance. Such a talent.

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932/936 Riversdale Road
Surrey Hills, VIC
3127

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
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