Lemon Tree
Middle Ridge, Toowoomba
This home is named “Lemon Tree” after the citrus tree that stands in the front yard, which you’ll pass by each time you arrive home.
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- Overview
- Features
- Location
About the Home
Lemon Tree is a spacious, light-filled 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with a warm and social atmosphere that’s immediately apparent when you walk through the door. Multiple living spaces mean there’s always room to find your own quiet corner, or to come together with housemates for shared activities. The pool table is a fun centrepiece that speaks to the kind of relaxed, sociable household this is — a great fit for participants who enjoy recreational activities and connecting with the people they live with.
The fully fenced yard offers a safe, private outdoor space for participants to enjoy independently or with support. Air conditioning throughout keeps the home comfortable across Toowoomba’s seasons, and public transport nearby means getting out into the community is straightforward. Common areas are fully furnished and tastefully decorated, while your bedroom is your personal space — bring your own furniture and decorate as you choose.
You’ll be empowered to live your life your way, learn new skills, explore your local community and the activities you love, all with professional and compassionate disability support from the For Care team, available around the clock. You can also receive help with domestic tasks, medication, budgeting and support to develop social skills and relationships.
Lemon Tree is ideal for NDIS participants with SIL or Home and Living funding in their plan.
Contact Us to find out more about making Lemon Tree your home, and enjoying the peace of mind of For Care’s disability support services.
Property Features
Air conditioning
Close to shops
Fully fenced
Bedrooms:
4
Bathrooms:
2
Public Transport
Location
Lemon Tree is situated in a quiet, park-filled neighbourhood in Middle Ridge, one of Toowoomba’s most pleasant and established suburbs. For participants who enjoy being outdoors or who benefit from easy access to green spaces, the abundance of nearby parks is a real drawcard — and the current residents love making the most of them, with weekend barbecues in the park a regular highlight.
Local shops are just minutes away, keeping everyday Community Access Support simple and enjoyable, and the central Ruthven Street district is close enough to offer a wider range of dining, retail, and entertainment options for outings. Public transport connections in the area also provide options for participants looking to get around more independently.
