2-bedroom Robust house in accessible Oakey, Toowoomba

Gladsby Street, Oakey

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This charming 2-bedroom robust home in Oakey, Toowoomba won’t be available for long! Designed with care, it’s perfect for two improved liveability participants to share or one Robust. Being independent in this home won’t be hard, with an open plan kitchen/living room, laundry, ensuite, alfresco and huge back yard to make your own. As you glide through the house, you’ll be met by contemporary finishes and gorgeous wood look nonslip flooring. Situated on a battle axe block, this home gives you privacy from the street while being close to all the essential amenities in town. The home sports a fully fenced large backyard, which is perfect for your green thumb or backyard criket. 

The home is fully compliant with the 2021 NDIS SDA Design Standard, featuring durable finishes recessed tv & lighting and soundproofing to participants bedrooms (and more!). Situated in a historic community, this property is perfect for individuals who need a bit of space while ensuring easy access to everything you need. The nearby Australian Army Flying Museum and local pool with wheelchair access are highlights of living in accessible Oakey, along with its proximity to Toowoomba.

Everything you need is close by

25 minutes to Toowoomba CBD

858m Oakey Train Station

688m IGA Oakey

686m Oakey RSL

920m Oakey Aquatic Centre

1.38km Oakey Hospital

733m Pizza Hut

Toowoomba and surrounds

Toowoomba, often referred to as the “Garden City,” is a picturesque city located in the Darling Downs region of Queensland, Australia. Nestled on the edge of the Great Dividing Range, about 125 kilometers west of Brisbane, Toowoomba boasts a blend of natural beauty, rich history, and cultural vibrancy.

One of Toowoomba’s most renowned features is its stunning parks and gardens, which come to life particularly during the annual Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers. Held every September, this festival attracts visitors from around the country to witness the city’s floral displays, parades, and community events. Queens Park and the Japanese Garden are particularly notable for their exquisite landscaping and serene environments.

Historically, Toowoomba’s development surged in the 19th century, driven by agriculture, particularly dairy and wheat farming. This agricultural heritage is still evident today, as the region remains a vital part of Australia’s food production. The city’s architectural landscape reflects its past, with well-preserved colonial buildings such as the Empire Theatre and the Toowoomba City Hall standing as testaments to its rich heritage.

One of the most charming aspects of Toowoomba’s culinary history is its connection to the invention of the lamington. This iconic Australian dessert, consisting of sponge cake squares coated in chocolate and rolled in desiccated coconut, is believed to have originated in Toowoomba. Legend has it that the lamington was created by Armand Galland, the French chef of Lord Lamington, Governor of Queensland from 1896 to 1901. The story goes that the chef, faced with unexpected guests, improvised by dipping stale sponge cake in chocolate and coconut, thus creating what would become a beloved treat. This culinary invention is celebrated in local bakeries and cafes, where anyone can savour freshly made lamingtons.

Community spirit thrives in Toowoomba, with numerous local markets, festivals, and sports events fostering a sense of unity and pride among residents. The city’s diverse culinary scene, thriving arts community, and accessible outdoor activities contribute to its appeal as a vibrant, liveable city.

Flexibility in Funding: At our Robust home in Oakey, Toowoomba, we understand that every resident’s needs are unique. We are open to considering other categories of funding beyond fully accessible. Contact us at enquiries@housingservicesaustralia.com.au.