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How to live a hassle-free lifestyle with Renishaw Hills

25 February 2019 By admin

How to live a hassle-free lifestyle with Renishaw Hills:


There is a growing trend to shake off the shackles of consumerist living by choosing a minimalist lifestyle, and one of the biggest changes to consider is your home. Renishaw Hills, a mature lifestyle village on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast, is embracing this minimalist ideal where downsizing and hassle-free living allow you to retire stress-free.

“So often we overcomplicate our lives by seeking to accumulate unnecessary items, micro-managing every aspect of our day-to-day living when all we’re doing is causing unending stress,” explained Phil Barker, managing director of Renishaw Property Developments. “When it comes to the retirement years, we believe in simplifying life. It’s about eliminating stress for all our residents by effortlessly managing all aspects of estate living and making the transition to Renishaw Hills as easy as possible.”

Here is how Renishaw Hills promotes this hassle-free lifestyle:

1. Save money and relinquish responsibilities

Large, freestanding homes generally result in a much higher cost of living. Home and garden maintenance, security, internet access, insurance…each amount eventually adds up to a lot. At Renishaw Hills, the monthly levy is inclusive of all these costs and, without the responsibility of payments and administration falling on your shoulders, you’re unburdened to live a stress-free existence.

2. Simplify your life

Where downscaling was once considered a negative, the reality is that de-cluttering your life is beneficial physically, as well as mentally. Globally-renowned tidying expert, Marie Kondo, and her minimalist approach to living has highlighted the incredible joy that can be experienced when clearing out our homes of unnecessary items. After a process of going through items and deciding what you truly need, you will be left with a newfound appreciation for the items you have, with less concern about cleaning and maintenance. The residents at Renishaw Hills have expressed great happiness at the process of downscaling, leaving them free to enjoy the natural beauty and incredible lifestyle offered by this coastal estate.

3. Bring joy to others

Those items that you’ve lived with for so many years may have brought you joy, but you might find you haven’t used them in years. While we often assign emotional connections to material objects and are anxious about losing them, if they’ve served their purpose, it’s often quite liberating and soul-nourishing knowing they will bring happiness to others. In a country with so many in desperate need, you can easily bring joy to others – and a sense of true self-worth – by donating these items to charitable organisations.

If you’re looking to simplify your life and embrace a lifestyle of coastal relaxation, then Renishaw Hills is the right place for you. To find out more about retiring well directly from residents and developers, visit www.renishawhills.co.za or the Renishaw Hills Facebook page.

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