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Living Choice Flagstaff Hill in SA opens with a number of firsts

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Living Choice Flagstaff Hill – South Australia’s first fully integrated golf course and retirement community, just 16km from Adelaide’s CBD – has officially opened, marked by a ceremony with Living Choice Directors Ian Tregoning and Graham Hobbs, State Minister for Seniors and Ageing Well Nat Cook, and Retirement Living Council Executive Director Daniel Gannon. Stage 1, comprising 42 spacious villas and The Range, featuring 17 luxury apartments …
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Living Choice Flagstaff Hill in SA opens with a number of firsts

Living Choice Flagstaff Hill – South Australia’s first fully integrated golf course and retirement community, just 16km from Adelaide’s CBD – has officially opened, marked by a ceremony with Living Choice Directors Ian Tregoning and Graham Hobbs, State Minister for Seniors and Ageing Well Nat Cook, and Retirement Living Council Executive Director Daniel Gannon. Stage 1, comprising 42 spacious villas and The Range, featuring 17 luxury apartments …

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The Weekly SOURCE broke the news in on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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