Builder Appointed for new Cottage Homes at Yankalilla
The Cottage Homes has appointed a builder to deliver our newest community in Yankalilla, on track to welcome tenants by Christmas 2026.
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A Clear Direction for the Future: Our Strategic Plan 2026–2028
Cottage Homes has developed its new Strategic Plan for 2026–2028, setting a clear path for how we will continue providing affordable and secure rental homes for South Australians on the age pension.
Cottage Homes Prospect – A Rich Heritage and Stories That Sing
Tucked away on a quiet, leafy street just moments from Prospect Road, The Cottage Homes Prospect is a place where history, music and everyday moments of connection come together.
Cottage Homes Parkside – A Leafy Oasis in the City’s South
Cottage Homes Parkside has been providing a leafy, welcoming community since 1939. Learn about it’s rich 85+ year history and some poeple that make Parkside a special place to call home.
Music through residents’ lives
For many Cottage Homes residents, music has been more than entertainment – it has been a companion, passion, and source of joy across the years. Some of them have shared their musical stories with us.
The Power of Music: Supporting Us As We Age
Music has always been part of life’s soundtrack, but did you know it can also play an important role in supporting wellbeing as we age?
Celebrating 130 Years of Cottage Homes Mitcham
Cottage Homes Mitcham recently celebrated 130 years and the completion of major site upgrades with a special gathering and the recognition of two remarkable volunteers.
Exciting progress for our new Yankalilla site
The Cottage Homes is thrilled to share an exciting update on the development of our brand-new site at Yankalilla.
Staying Connected: The Importance of Social Connection as We Age
Staying socially connected helps older South Australians stay healthy, happy, and engaged. Discover simple ways to build connection and community.
Honouring 42 Years of Volunteer Service
Cottage Homes thanks honorary architect Graham Hardy as he retires after an extraordinary 42 years of volunteer service.