Improved Liveability
Available
Sefton Improved Liveability Villas
Sefton, NSW
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5
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
2
Car Spaces
1:4
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High Physical Support Available
Sefton SDA Home
Sefton, NSW (South West Sydney)
About This Property
This High Physical Support home in Sefton is shared by four people, with one staff member on site supporting everyone who lives here.
It was built new in 2024, with accessibility designed in from the start rather than added on afterwards. There is level flooring throughout, a long step-free hallway wide enough to move through comfortably, and accessible bathrooms with roll-in showers and grab rails. The kitchen is built to be used from a wheelchair, with clear space under the sink, an oven at an accessible height and a pull-out corner pantry.
The living and dining room is shared, and opens straight off the main hallway.
Sefton is a quiet, established suburb in south-west Sydney, close to the railway station, local shops and Chester Hill Shopping Village. Support on site is delivered by Supporting Disabilities Australia.
Private walkthroughs by appointment. Support coordinators, occupational therapists, SIL providers and families are all welcome to enquire.
Listing updated 26 July 2026
Property Features
- Emergency Power
- Heating & Cooling
- Video Intercom
- Roll-in Shower
- Height Adjustable Fixtures
- Wider Doorways
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Grab Rails
- Level Flooring
- Outdoor Space
- Onsite Support Space
- Fire Sprinklers
Location & Nearby Amenities
- Sefton railway station
- Chester Hill railway station
- Local bus stops, Sefton
- Birrong Leisure and Aquatic Centre
- Big Fresh Fruit and Groceries, Sefton
- Fresh4Less, Sefton
- Chester Hill Shopping Village
Rent Information
SDA rent is determined by the NDIS and is based on the participant's individual funding package. The rent amount is calculated according to NDIS SDA pricing arrangements and is paid directly through the participant's NDIS plan.
Participants typically contribute a reasonable rent contribution, which is usually 25% of their Disability Support Pension plus any Commonwealth Rent Assistance they receive.
