Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) at Bundoora VIC

The property

Vacancy details

There are currently two vacant bedrooms available, ready for the new residents to add their own furnishings and belongings.

Features

• Spacious, two-storey, 6 bedroom home
• This home features an open-plan kitchen and meals area, two living areas (one upstairs and one downstairs), two bathrooms, three toilets and an outdoor area
• Heating and cooling throughout the home, for year round comfort
• Undercover entertaining area with BBQ area
• Large, in-ground swimming pool to enjoy in the warm weather!
• Friendly resident pet cat
• Please note: this home is not wheelchair accessible
• The SDA design category for this home is Basic.

Bedroom features

• One available bedroom on the ground floor and another upstairs
• Built-in wardrobes
• Large window
• Air-conditioning and heating
• Put your own stamp on your new room!

Nearby facilities

• Located right in the heart of Bundoora, with transport, shops, restaurants and cafes right on your doorstep
• 5 minutes walk to medical services and chemist
• Short walk to Norris Bank park and Yulong Reserve, with sporting facilities
• 5 minutes drive to Northpark Private Hospital and 15 minutes drive to Austin Public Hospital.

Applicant considerations

This vacancy is best suited for a male or female aged over 18 years old.

The current residents are both female and male aged 58-74 years. They are friendly and enjoy each other’s company. They like to dine out and participate in a wide range of both leisure and recreational activities by themselves and with friends. When at home, they enjoy listening to music, watching the latest TV shows and arts and craft activities.

Staff support is provided 24/7 with sleepover support. Additional support is available as needed, depending on your NDIS funding. Staff have a wide range of skills and experience, including epilepsy and diabetes management.

Housing Provider: 

This property is managed by Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH). Their role is to create equal opportunities for all Victorians to live a safe, respected and valued life.