38 rooms, three garden areas and owners who are here most days – right here in Feilding.
Care Options Available
Rest Home | Hospital | Dementia | Respite | Day Care | Palliative
A smaller home, where care stays personal.
38 rooms, three garden areas and owners who are here most days – right here in Feilding.
Care Options Available
WHY WIMBLEDON VILLA
The difference is in the everyday.
With just 38 rooms, Wimbledon Villa stays personal. Familiar faces, three garden areas and an owner-led approach help everyday life feel calm, warm and close to home.
Gardens You Can Step Into
Fresh air and sunshine are never far away. We have three outdoor garden areas — two in our Courtyard dementia wing and one for our rest home and hospital residents — for gentle walks, a quiet seat, or time outside with family.
Owners Who Are Here
Wimbledon Villa is owner-operated by Willow and Johnny, and you’ll find us here most days. We stay close to residents, families and staff, so questions can be answered sooner and changes don’t get lost in layers of management.
No Premium Accommodation Fees
Some rooms have private ensuites, garden views or direct outdoor access — without an extra premium accommodation fee. It’s a simpler, more transparent approach that helps families focus on care and comfort, not extra daily charges.
LIFE AT WIMBLEDON VILLA
A little look at life here
WHAT OUR FAMILIES SAY
Kind words from families
I was very impressed with Wimbledon. On each visit I could see that the grounds were clean and cosy, giving a feeling of peace and relaxation. The rooms are spacious and bright with modern and reassuring facilities.
What makes me feel most gratified is the nursing staff, who are not only professional but also caring. Every time I see them interacting with my mother and taking care of her, I feel relieved. Whether it is daily life care or unexpected minor problems, they are able to deal with them quickly and appropriately, reflecting their deep concern for my mother. Besides, various social and recreational activities enable my mother to maintain a positive mindset and enjoy life.
Overall, it is like a big family and makes me feel that my mother can be well taken care of and loved here. I am very happy with the service and environment at Wimbledon.
I have been very impressed with Wimbledon Villa in Fielding. My mum has been staying here for almost a year now and the care she receives is outstanding. The staff here are very compassionate and professional. On my last visit I forgot to buy winter pyjamas for my mother, however the management have promptly bought her two new sets of beautiful winter pyjamas. For this I am very grateful to all the staff for their help in keeping my mum is warm in the winter.
I appreciate that the staff encourage residents to get more involved in activities, including outings to local attractions and attending various indoor activities that the environment is peaceful and welcoming, the facilities are clean and tidy, and there are beautiful courtyards and cosy communal areas that make it feel like a home from home.
Of course the place is not perfect and there are occasional hiccups that arise, but the management and staff respond positively and deal with the issues appropriately. This makes me feel even more comforted and reassured.
All in all, Wimbledon Villa is a very good place for my mother, providing her with excellent care and a high quality of life.
Visited Wimbledon Villa recently and had a really positive impression. The place felt warm, clean and welcoming, with a lovely homely atmosphere. The staff I met were friendly and approachable, and the residents seemed comfortable and well looked after. The outdoor areas are also really nice and peaceful. Overall, it seems like a caring and well-run rest home.
GoogleOUR HOME
One home, two welcoming wings
Wimbledon Villa is made up of two connected areas – Rose Wing for rest home and hospital care, and Courtyard Wing for dementia care. The original 1880s homestead remains part of the home, with gardens and outdoor spaces woven around both wings.
Small enough to feel familiar, with plenty of space to step outside.
AT A GLANCE
Rose Wing – 18 rooms · Rest home & hospital care
Courtyard Wing – 20 rooms · Dementia care
Around the home – 3 garden areas · Original 1880s homestead
OUR HOME
One home, two welcoming wings
Wimbledon Villa is made up of two connected areas – Rose Wing for rest home and hospital care, and Courtyard Wing for dementia care. The original 1880s homestead remains part of the home, with gardens and outdoor spaces woven around both wings.
Small enough to feel familiar, with plenty of space to step outside.
AT A GLANCE
Rose Wing – 18 rooms · Rest home & hospital care
Courtyard Wing – 20 rooms · Dementia care
Around the home – 3 garden areas · Original 1880s homestead
- Rose Wing - 18 rooms · Rest home & hospital care
- Courtyard Wing – 20 rooms · Dementia care
- Rose Wing - 18 rooms · Rest home & hospital care
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A few things families often ask
Choosing a home can bring a lot of questions. Here are a few of the things residents and families often ask us before coming to visit.
Still unsure? Just ask us — we’re happy to help.
For long-term residential care, you will usually need a Needs Assessment to confirm the level of care that is right for you.
A good place to start is by speaking with your GP, who can refer you to your local Needs Assessment and Service Coordination service.
If you’re not sure where to begin, please give us a call or email us to Jonwell@wimbledonvilla.co.nz. We’re happy to work you through the process, help you understand the next steps, and point you in the right direction.
COME AND VISIT
Come and see Wimbledon Villa for yourself.
A website can only tell you so much. Come in, have a look around, meet some of our team and see how the home feels for you and your family.
Bring your family if you’d like, and ask us anything that’s on your mind.