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Keilor East Residence.

A fully renovated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home thoughtfully designed for respite and Short-Term Accommodation (STA) for National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and private aged care.

Room by room

A look inside

Thirteen photographs, in the order you'd walk through the home.

Street view of the single-storey Keilor East home — cream rendered walls, a dark tiled roof and black-framed windows — set behind a black steel fence and sliding gate, with a level exposed-aggregate forecourt running to the covered porch on the left.

The covered front porch and dark front door, reached by a wide exposed-aggregate path. A rendered planter of young shrubs and a bed of white pebbles run alongside, and a round wall light sits above the door.

A wide, step-free hallway in timber-look vinyl plank, running past a bathroom doorway at the far end and opening on the right into the kitchen. White walls carry three framed prints, with downlights and a smoke alarm set into the ceiling.

Bedroom one, with a full-width built-in wardrobe of four doors over deep drawers, a wall-mounted split-system air conditioner, and clear floor space between the wardrobe and the wide doorway out to the hall.

Bedroom one seen from the hall doorway, showing the width of the door opening. Inside are a window with a roller blind, a split-system air conditioner, and unbroken timber-look flooring that continues through the doorway without a threshold strip.

Bedroom two, with a large window and roller blind, a split-system air conditioner, and a built-in wardrobe with drawers along the right-hand wall. The door opens wide onto level vinyl plank flooring.

The modified main bathroom: a step-free shower with no hob, a linear floor drain set flush into the tiles, a horizontal grab rail on the shower wall, and paired vertical grab rails beside the toilet. Both a rain head and a handheld shower on a slide rail are fitted, alongside a recessed wall niche, a vanity with basin, and a round mirror.

The hallway looking back from the bathroom towards the glazed front door — a long, unobstructed step-free run in vinyl plank, with framed prints along the wall and doorways opening off both sides.

The open-plan living area: two tan leather sofas either side of a low black coffee table, a wall-mounted television, and large windows onto the front garden. The floor continues without a step into the kitchen and dining space beyond, with wide clear space between the furniture.

The kitchen and dining area: a large stone-topped island with an undermount sink, pale timber cabinetry with an under-lit stone splashback, a black French-door fridge, and a wall oven. A six-seat dining table sits alongside, with wide circulation space around the island.

The internal laundry — a run of pale joinery under a stone benchtop along one wall, overhead cabinets, a sink and a front-loading washing machine, on tiled flooring. A window with a roller blind lights the far end.

The rear foyer, lined in white vertical panelling, with a sliding barn-style door opening to the living area and a black threshold ramp levelling the small step at that doorway. To the right, the second bathroom stands open, showing a stone-topped vanity with a vessel basin and a wall mirror.

The rear yard, paved end to end in level exposed aggregate with a rectangle of artificial lawn at its centre. A garage and carport sit across the back of the block behind timber and Colorbond fencing, with the paving running flat from the house to both.

Accessibility meets comfort.

Fully renovated for wheelchair and walker access — every detail shaped around ease of movement and independence.

A quiet, residential street — connected, but unhurried.

Key features

3 spacious bedrooms with ample natural light
2 modern bathrooms, including a fully modified accessible bathroom
Extra-wide doors and hallways for effortless wheelchair navigation
Ramps installed throughout the property for barrier-free access
Purpose-built for NDIS STA/Respite and Private Aged Care

The neighbourhood

Close to what matters

Keilor East sits about 12 kilometres north-west of the city. Everyday shops are local, and four hospitals — two of them with 24-hour emergency departments — are within a short drive.

Shops & everyday

Milleara Shopping Centre In Keilor East — supermarket, chemist, GPs
Highpoint Shopping Centre About 15 minutes’ drive

Parks & open space

Rosehill Park Local park, playground and sports ovals
Spring Gully Reserve Walking paths and open grass

Hospitals & health

Keilor Private Hospital Private — surgical and day services
Sunshine Hospital Western Health — 24-hour emergency
Broadmeadows Hospital Northern Health — urgent care
Footscray Hospital Western Health — 24-hour emergency

Getting around

Five bus routes To Essendon Station, Moonee Ponds Junction, Highpoint and Footscray
Melbourne CBD About 25 minutes’ drive

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