Visit our HomeLife Accessible Homes Studio at Head Office
Open 7 Days a week
Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5:00pm, Sat & Sun 1pm - 5pm
300 Glen Osmond Road, Fullarton SA 5063
Please phone for an appointment Mon-Fri and speak to one of our HomeLife experts. Occupational Therapists are also welcome to visit with their customers.
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Dave Goddard
Custom and Accessible
Homes Solutions Consultant for Rossdale HomeLife
P 0450 502 571
E homelife@rossdalehomes.com.au
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Brett Strickland
Business Manager
Accessible Homes Solutions
P 08 8433 2020
E brett@rossdalehomes.com.au
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Our Homelife Assisted Living Studio is a testament of Rossdale’s commitment to the South Australian community and our willingness to embrace innovative approaches when providing first class SDA homes for our customers with specialised needs.
You will find modern home living and real-life interactive bathrooms, kitchen and bedroom spaces especially designed for people with disability in mind. Our Assisted Living Studio is nestled within a large range of other home choice selections that will complement your specialised needs without compromising on modern home comfort.
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What Living Arrangements would suit you?
HomeLife Packages
Lot 423 Sherwood Road, Murray Bridge
3
Bed
3
Bth
1
Car
House Dimensions
10.00 30.00
10.00 30.00
Location: Hills
From $660,350
From $660,350
Building Consultant:
Lot 3 Raylene Court, Blakeview
2
Bed
2
Bth
1
Car
House Dimensions
10.00 30.00
10.00 30.00
Location: North
From $621,700
From $621,700
Building Consultant:
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