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A Supported Independent living opportunity in a prime Millbank Location

Offering a comfortable and private living option ideal for Supported Independent Living, this property has the benefit of being a self-contained unit with no co-tenants, providing greater independence and privacy. Positioned in a convenient Bundaberg South location, the property sits close to public transport links, local shopping centres, medical clinics, and Bundaberg Base Hospital, making day-to-day living and access to essential services simple and accessible.

This unit is well suited to participants seeking a quieter, more independent environment while still remaining connected to key community supports and amenities. Its low-maintenance layout supports easier daily living and routine stability, making it a strong option for SIL arrangements focused on independence with accessible support nearby.

 

Property features:

  • A calm, welcoming neighbourhood close to local shops, parks, and essential services
  • Cosy shared spaces to connect with your housemate
  • A safe, supportive environment with experienced staff available to assist with daily living

The support model

Kanda is the 24/7 on-site support provider to this property. We will also be able to assist with ad-hoc and emergency support for extra peace of mind. This home could be suitable for different funding arrangements, depending on your needs. Your plan could be utilised for you to share the costs of support in many different ways. To apply for this vacancy, give our friendly team a call or submit your enquiry, and we can chat about what we may be able to do to assist you. We will work with you to understand your support needs and how we can help you achieve your goals.

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Suburb Profile — Bundaberg QLD 4670

Bundaberg is one of Regional Queensland’s fastest-growing cities, with a population of over 104,000 residents across the broader council area. Located approximately 350 kilometres north of Brisbane, it offers a relaxed sub-tropical lifestyle with modern conveniences, a strong sense of community, and year-round comfortable weather. The city is well-serviced across health, retail, transport, and recreation — making it a genuinely liveable base for NDIS participants seeking supported independent living.

The suburb of Bundaberg South is an established, well-connected residential area with a community-oriented character. It is compact in size, covering approximately 2.2 square kilometres, with parks and green spaces covering close to 18% of the total area. The area offers straightforward access to the city centre, hospital precinct, and major retail strips without the noise or density of inner-city living.

Key Amenities — Distances from 17 Warrell Street

Health & Medical

  • Bundaberg Base Hospital (271 Bourbong Street) — approximately 1.5 km · 3–4 min drive
  • Bundaberg Medical Precinct (Bourbong Street clinics) — approximately 1.5 km · 4 min drive
  • Local GP clinics and allied health services — within 2 km

Shopping & Everyday Needs

  • Bundaberg CBD and Bourbong Street retail strip — approximately 1.5 km · 4 min drive
  • Stockland Bundaberg Shopping Centre — approximately 3.5 km · 7 min drive
  • Woolworths, Coles, ALDI, and IGA stores — multiple locations within 2–4 km

Transport

  • Johnston/Warrell Streets bus stop (Translink) — at the street corner · walking distance
  • Bundaberg Bus Interchange — approximately 1.5 km · 4 min drive
  • Bundaberg Train Station (Spirit of Queensland / Tilt Train) — approximately 2 km · 5 min drive

Parks & Recreation

  • Local parks and green spaces — within the immediate precinct
  • Burnett River and riverside parklands — approximately 2 km
  • Botanic Gardens, Bundaberg — approximately 3 km · 6 min drive

Community & Services

  • Bundaberg NDIS and disability support services — city centre, within 2 km
  • Pharmacies, pathology, and allied health — within 1–3 km
  • Cafes, dining, and community venues — Bourbong Street precinct, approximately 1.5 km

Location Highlights

  • Bus stop directly at Johnston/Warrell Streets — one of Bundaberg’s main cross-suburb routes
  • Walking distance to the hospital precinct for specialist appointments and medical access
  • Quiet residential street in an established suburb — low traffic, settled neighbourhood character
  • Sub-tropical climate with mild winters and warm summers — comfortable year-round
  • Strong and growing disability support ecosystem across the Bundaberg region
  • Coastal lifestyle within easy reach — Bargara Beach approximately 15 km · 18 min drive

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