Welcome to your next home — a comfortable, supportive environment designed to help you build independence while living with others who share similar goals. This spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom house is well suited for NDIS participants seeking a safe, accessible, and community-connected SIL arrangement.

Key features of the home

• Four generously sized bedrooms, designed to allow each resident personal space and privacy.

• Two full bathrooms (one may include accessible features, depending on modifications).

• Well-appointed kitchen, ideal for shared meals and skill development (cooking, meal prep).

• Separate laundry room for convenience and shared responsibilities.

• Comfortable common living areas and space for socialising or quiet time.

• Located in Enfield, SA — close to local amenities, public transport, shops, medical services, and community supports.

What this home offers for NDIS participants

• 24/7 support capability (overnight support if required), with staff available to assist with daily living tasks.

• Support in areas such as personal care, household tasks (cleaning, laundry), meal preparation, skill development, medication oversight, and community access.

• A home environment promoting choice, dignity, and opportunities to grow life skills.

• Matching with compatible housemates based on interests, needs, and goals.

• The property is structured to meet the expectations of SIL housing (support in daily tasks, shared living) rather than necessarily being fully SDA-level (unless modifications are added).

• Transparent tenancy and support agreements, aligned with NDIS guidelines for SIL.

Why choose this home?

• Designed for people with disability who want to live more independently, while still having the safety net of in-home support.

• A balance of private and shared spaces allows for social connection and individual retreat.

• Central enough to remain integrated with community life, reducing transport barriers.

• A supportive environment where the goal is not just “care,” but developing independence, confidence, and social inclusion.