Toukley
1 vacancY
Sanctuary is a collection of five architecturally designed high physical support town homes with onsite overnight assistance (OOA), conveniently located in picturesque Toukley on the Central Coast.
This recently built property offers five 1 bed, 1 bath fully accessible homes with many modern touches such as audio-visual intercoms and high-end appliances. This is a high physical support property including specialised design and access such as ceiling hoists, assistive and communication technologies and emergency power solutions.
Sanctuary has public transport on its doorstep and is located within minutes to shops, medical centres, a library, beautiful beaches, lakes and parks. Wyong Hospital is 10 minutes away.
For more info:
P: 1800 324 924
E: info@catholiccaredbb.org.au
Stay duration: Long-term (permanent)
SIL & SDA funding required: Yes
SDA provider: Tom Oates
SIL provider: CatholicCare Diocese of Broken Bay
Property features
- Brand new town homes
- Modern finishings and decor
- Enclosed front and backyard
- Secure fenced grounds
- Air conditioning
- Sizeable bedrooms
- Open social spaces
- Access to a shared vehicle
About the town homes
- Windows allowing natural light
- Built-in wardrobe
- Open plan living and dining
- Kitchen
- Laundry
- Bathroom
Access
- 24/7 care
- Suitable for wheelchairs
- Footpaths
- Flat driveway
Surrounding area
- Nestled between Toukley’s lakes and beaches, Sanctuary is in walking distance to shops, medical facilities, public transport and recreational facilities
- Public transport, shops and medical centres – less than 1 min
- Beaches and recreational facilities – 5 to 10 mins
- Wyong Hospital – approx. 10 mins
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