A selection of 1-bedroom flats for lease under Affordable Housing Scheme.
Market Rent $730.00 per week, Discounted Rent $540.00 per week for eligible applicants.
Please review eligibility criteria below prior to submitting your application/attending to open home.
Enjoy comfortable, low-maintenance living in this fully renovated ground-floor 1-bedroom flat. Perfect for those seeking peace, convenience, and affordability.
- Ground-foor, level entry - easy access for all
- Laminated flooring throughout for effortless cleaning
- Great-sized bedroom with ceiling fan and built-in wardrobe
- Modern boutique bathroom with updated finishes
- Open kitchen with brand-new appliances and plenty of cupboard space
- Shared laundry (pay-per-load system)
- Airconditioning
- Street parking available
**Courtyard is available for unit 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 at an extra cost of $10 per week (total at $550 per week)**
To be eligible you must meet the below criteria;
- Live in the Bayside LGA at the time of application and have lived in the LGA for at least three years prior, or if living in another LGA at the time of the application, must be living or working in the Bayside LGA for at least five years out of the last ten years
- Be an Australian citizen or have permanent residency in Australia
- Be over the age of 18 years
- Be employed
- Not be living in subsidised housing (Housing NSW or Community Housing managed accommodation).
- Not own or part own any property within Australia or overseas
Income eligibility (Gross Annual Income):
Single Adult $57,600 (minimum) $86,400 (maximum)
Two Adults $86,400 (minimum) $129,600 (maximum)
Sole Parent + 1 Child $74,900 (minimum) $112,300 (maximum)
*Other household complements may apply, income criteria will vary based on the amount of household members.
**Applicants will be required to supply supporting documents to determine applicant eligibility
Disclaimer - "All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries".