Woods Cottage is located on a quiet leafy street in Lindfield on the Upper North Shore of Sydney. Just 13km northwest of the CBD, it’s in a great location with convenient access to parks, cafes, Chatswood Westfield and other shopping, Lane Cove National Park and Royal North Shore Hospital.
This warm, well established federation home features 4 generous sized bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The open plan living space includes an inviting shared kitchen and living area. And the sun drenched backyard is spacious, peaceful and perfect for a cup of tea and some relaxation and socialising with friends and family.
This is a Supported Independent Living (SIL) only property, no Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) funding is required.
Stay duration: Long-term (permanent)
SIL funding required: Yes
SIL provider: CatholicCare Diocese of Broken Bay
No current vacancies
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Our experienced staff provide residents with 24/7 support
Let us know how we can help you. In addition to Woods Cottage, we have a range of properties available.
Property features
- Lovely inviting decor
- Enclosed front and backyard
- Air conditioning
- Sizeable bedrooms
- Open social spaces
- Access to shared vehicle
- Windows allowing natural light
- Built-in wardrobe
- Shared kitchen and open plan living area
- Laundry
- Private garden/outdoor area
Access
- 24 hour care
- Footpaths
- Flat driveway
- Not wheelchair accessible
Surrounding area
- Located in Lindfield, Woods Cottage is within walking distance to shops, medical facilities, public transport and recreational facilities
- Public transport, shops and medical centre – less than 5 mins
- Beaches and recreational facilities – from 15 mins
- Royal North Shore Hospital – 15 mins
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