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Rosalie Court is a social housing development that features 28 units in Smithton. It is for those over 55 seeking accommodation through the public housing register.

Rosalie Court | Special Works | Vinnies Tasmania

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Rosalie Court is a social housing development initiated by the St Vincent de Paul Society Tasmania, in partnership with the Tasmanian Government and Centacare Evolve Housing. When completed in late 2023, Rosalie Court will feature 28 units, built in a friendly neighbourhood, in picturesque Smithton. The village-styled development will offer a stable home to those over fifty-five years of age who are seeking accommodation through the public housing register.
Each modern home includes:
<ul>
<li>Two-bedrooms</li>
<li>One bathroom</li>
<li>Generous living areas</li>
<li>Well-appointed Kitchens</li>
<li>Private open spaces</li>
</ul>
Rosalie Court is:
<ul>
<li>A few minutes’ walk into town</li>
<li>A two-minute drive to the Medical Centre</li>
<li>Close to welcoming, friendly community facilities.</li>
</ul>
Rosalie Court consists of two different floor plans, which will be built across the development. There will also be a mixture of several different facades, which will vary across the site and add to the aesthetics of the development. Rosalie Court is planned to be a 7-Star development, which will exceed the Tasmanian Government’s 6-Star requirement.
From an economic and social perspective, the 28-unit Rosalie Court development will add to the stock of affordable housing on the North West Coast.
In line with the Tasmanian Government’s initiative to encourage construction companies to offer more apprenticeships, the developers of Rosalie Court will, where possible, give preference to tradespeople and contractors with existing trainees and apprentices; or where new roles will be created for this project. The aim is to provide ongoing and stable work for tradespeople and suppliers in the region, providing the potential to create new employment opportunities in and around Circular Head.
Rosalie Court is a partnership development delivered by:
<ul>
<li>St Vincent de Paul Society Tasmania</li>
<li>Centacare Evolve Housing</li>
<li>Tasmanian Government</li>
</ul>

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