This older-style disability house has two vacant rooms.

Northcott’s SDA disability housing property in Rooty Hill has four bedrooms, one bathroom, one living area, a sun room and kitchen. This disability home’s large backyard which attracts an array of birds is its outstanding feature.  

Set over a single storey, this property is described as cosy and classic. It is not suited to those with mobility issues or who use a wheelchair because there are some stairs to navigate and narrow hallways. Outside, there is a paved outdoor area, barbecue and gardens.

Residents in this disability housing property love to spend time in the backyard, gardening and watching the birds. They take pride in their home and do their best to keep it looking good. The household is fairly social and active. Residents enjoy getting out on the weekends, listening to music and going to concerts or community discos.

The disability accommodation is situated less than two kilometres from Rooty Hill Train Station. Mount Druitt Hospital is approximately two kilometres away and Plumpton Marketplace is about three kilometres away. There are several parks close by including Harry Dennison Park (750 metres) and Narragingy Reserve (1.8 kilometres). For entertainment, Rooty Hill RSL and West Tradies Club are in close proximity to the disability house.  

To be able to live in this house you will need to have Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) funding included in your NDIS package, which is in addition to Supported Independent Living (SIL) funding. If you want to know more about how this property could be your next home, call the team today on 1800 818 286. This house is managed by Hume Housing