Firefighters scale down search for two residents missing after fire at Lilydale retirement village CFA and MFB firefighters, SES and Police were at the village dealing with the emergency. Picture: Steven Tanner Source: Herald Sun Fire has destroyed the community centre at the Tudor Village retirement home in Lilydale. FIREFIGHTERS are scaling down a search for two retirement village residents following a fire in Melbournes north-east tonight. Police officers at the scene were confident everyone had been accounted for. CFA firefighters were called to the blaze at the Tudor Village community hall in Lilydale at 5.43pm to find the single-storey brick building engulfed by flames. Operations Officer Mark Kennedy said some stand-alone houses in the complex had been affected by smoke, but no residents were evacuated. But he said a check of the homes in the village revealed two residents were unaccounted for. "Other residents indicated two people may have been inside," Mr Kennedy said. He said the roof had collapsed in on the building, which was extensively damaged by the inferno. Ambulance Victoria spokeswoman Susannah Hicks said an ambulance was on standby. The cause of the blaze is not yet known.