Welcoming, Accessible Home in Wadalba, NSW
A bedroom is now available in this beautifully presented, wheelchair-accessible home in the peaceful suburb of Wadalba.
Designed for two residents, the home offers a warm and supportive shared-living environment. You will share with a male housemate aged between 46 and 55 who enjoys socialising, sharing meals and spending time together.
Wadalba is known for its green spaces, friendly community and convenient access to shops, healthcare and public transport—offering a relaxed lifestyle close to everyday essentials.
Support Available
Maxlife Care Pty Ltd provides:
- 24/7 support
- Onsite shared support
- Support tailored to your needs and NDIS plan
- Opportunities to participate in the appointment and review of shared supports
Maxlife Care works closely with residents and their support networks to create a personalised support arrangement. You are also welcome to bring your own core supports.
Property Features
- Wheelchair-accessible design
- Private ensuite bathroom
- Furnished shared living areas
- Heating and cooling
- Dishwasher
- Built-in wardrobes
- Outdoor area
- Fire sprinkler system
- Broadband internet available
- Pets considered
Convenient Location
The home is close to:
- Wadalba Village shops
- Wyong Hospital
- Owl Park
- Warnervale train station
- Bus services at Johns Road opposite Melbourne Road
About Maxlife Care
Maxlife Care is an experienced disability and aged-care provider committed to delivering caring, personalised support. Its team will work in partnership with you, your family and your support network to help create a safe, comfortable and welcoming home.
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Contact Maxlife Care to ask questions, discuss your needs or arrange a property tour with your supporters. The team looks forward to helping you decide whether this home is the right fit for you.
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Application Criteria
Applicants should have appropriate NDIS funding and be comfortable sharing with a male resident aged 46–55. Suitability will be considered based on support needs, household compatibility and the applicant’s ability to live safely in a shared-support environment.