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SDA: Edgeworth, NSW

New SDA home coming soon to Edgeworth, perfectly located to enjoy everything this vibrant suburb in Newcastle has to offer.

Property details

House
3 bedrooms
3 bathrooms

Local Aruma services

Club Aruma Hub
Social and Community services
In-home Support services
Work Ready service
Supported Employment service
Therapy services

Local amenities

Minutes from shopping plaza, cafes, medical facilities and supermarkets for all your daily needs
Surrounded by beautiful local parks including Pasterfield Sports Complex
Convenient access to the public transport bus network.

Accommodation type

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)

Supports

Improved liveability, Fully accessible, High physical support

Discover your new SDA home in Edgeworth.

We’re excited to introduce this brand-new Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) development, currently under construction in the vibrant suburb of Edgeworth, Newcastle.

This stunning new 3-bedroom SDA home will be designed to meet the NDIS High Physical Support (HPS), Improved Liveability and Fully Accessible guidelines.

Expressions of interest open now for new residents. Due to be completed by May 2026.

Property features

  • Large open-plan design for spacious living
  • Two large living areas with natural light, designed for comfort and connection
  • Air-conditioning and heating for year-round comfort
  • Large outdoor deck area with landscaped garden to enjoy backyard entertaining
  • Additional Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room
  • Includes all the provisions for home automation and assistive technology requirements for you to be as independent as you choose.

Bedroom features

  • Spacious, light-filled bedrooms with large private ensuites
  • Built-in wardrobes offering plenty of storage
  • Provision for automation and assistive technology including ceiling hoists.

Find housemates you click with

Looking for a shared home with people you get along with? We take the time to understand what matters most to you. Then we organise meet-and-greets so you can get to know potential housemates and be sure it feels right. Our goal is to help you move into a home with people you genuinely click with.

Applicant considerations

Suitable for both males and females looking to explore their independence.

Our staff have experience with supporting people with intellectual disabilities and have completed mental health, positive behaviour support, person-centred active support, personal care, manual handling and medication administration training.

Project Partners

iNSiTU Housing specialises in properties that are classified as high physical support under the NDIS framework. They believe SDA housing should not be pushed to the outer fringes of our cities, it should be where the action is, by our beaches and anywhere else you may want to live.

Property Id: 2285-1-SDA
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Funding

To apply for this home you must have funding for Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) in your NDIS plan. You will be required to pay rent and utilities, and you or your important person must sign an agreement.

Have questions?

Need to get in touch or wanting to get the ball rolling with this service? Our customer team would love to help.

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