25 Henlix Court, Mount Clear VIC 3350
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25 Henlix Court, Mount Clear VIC 3350
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Robust SDA | Two Participants + OOA | Private Ensuites + Dedicated Breakout Room
These images are artist’s impressions for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the completed property.
A Robust SDA Home Built for Calm, Choice and Greater Control
25 Henlix Court, Mount Clear is a purpose-built two-participant SDA home certified at the Final As-Built stage under the Robust design category. It has been created for participants who benefit from a durable, lower-stress living environment while still having the privacy, comfort and freedom to make the home their own.
The single-storey layout gives each participant a clearly defined private area, with two participant bedrooms, individual ensuites and robes. Shared areas include an open family and meals zone, kitchen, covered alfresco and a dedicated breakout room, while the separate Onsite Overnight Assistance space keeps overnight support available without dominating participant living areas.
Robust features have been incorporated throughout the home to support durability, safety and more predictable daily routines. These include high-impact internal wall linings, solid-core doors, sound insulation to participant bedrooms, step-free movement, slip-resistant flooring and security-focused features.
Living That Gives Everyone Room
Connected When You Want It, Separate When You Need It
The family, meals and kitchen areas create the main shared zone of the home, giving participants a comfortable place to eat, relax, spend time together or welcome visitors.
The open arrangement supports easy movement between everyday spaces without making the home feel overly clinical or segmented. The family area also connects directly to the covered alfresco, creating another place to spend time when participants want fresh air or a change of setting.
Dimmable lighting is incorporated into the main living areas and bedrooms, while switches and power points are positioned consistently to support simpler day-to-day use.
The separate breakout room adds another important layer of choice. Rather than relying only on a bedroom when someone wants time away from the main living area, participants have access to a dedicated additional space that can support quieter activities, relaxation or time to reset.
Two Private Participant Retreats
Personal Space With Proper Separation
Both participant bedrooms are designed as genuine private spaces within the home. Each has its own robe and direct access to a private ensuite, allowing participants to manage personal routines without depending on shared bathroom facilities.
Participant bedrooms include sound insulation to help create a calmer personal environment. Durable finishes, high-impact wall linings, solid-core doors and lockable windows support the Robust design while keeping the rooms residential and comfortable.
For participants sharing a home, this separation matters. Each person has a space that feels distinctly their own while still being able to access the shared areas when they choose.
Private Bathrooms, More Independence
Everyday Routines With Less Sharing
Each participant bedroom connects to its own ensuite, helping reduce pressure around shared routines while supporting greater privacy and dignity.
The bathrooms include step-free access, slip-resistant flooring, reinforced sanitary-room walls and accessible clearances. Lever-style tapware and sensor lighting further support practical everyday use.
Giving both participants their own bathroom also makes the home easier to manage from a support perspective, particularly when participants have different routines, schedules or personal-care requirements.
A Kitchen Made for Everyday Participation
Durable, Accessible and Part of the Home
The kitchen sits directly alongside the family and meals areas, keeping cooking and food preparation connected to the social heart of the home.
An automated adjustable bench allows the work surface to be repositioned as required, while durable kitchen cabinetry and benchtops support ongoing use. Accessible cupboard mechanisms, lever-style tapware and slip-resistant flooring add to the kitchen's practical design.
The result is a kitchen where participants can remain involved in everyday activity rather than feeling separated from it.
A Dedicated Place to Step Away
Extra Space When the Main Room Feels Too Busy
The dedicated breakout room gives participants another option beyond their bedroom and the main family area.
This can be especially valuable in a Robust home, where having access to different environments within the same property can help reduce shared-living pressure. The room can provide a quieter setting for downtime, individual activities or simply taking a break from the communal area.
This additional space gives participants more control over how they use the home throughout the day.
Support Close By, Not Centre Stage
OOA Positioned With Participant Privacy in Mind
25 Henlix Court includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room, allowing overnight support to remain available when required.
The OOA area is positioned near the front of the home, away from the two participant bedrooms and main family zone. It also has its own external access, helping create clearer separation between participant living and staff movement.
For SIL providers, this arrangement supports practical overnight operations while allowing the participant areas of the home to remain centred around the people who live there.
Outdoor Space Without the Barriers
Covered, Secure and Easy to Reach
The covered alfresco connects directly with the family and meals area, extending the usable living space outdoors.
Step-free access and level transitions support easier movement between indoor and outdoor areas, including wheelchair access through the rear door. External sensor lighting provides additional visibility around the home after dark.
Side and rear fencing create a more defined residential environment around the property, supporting privacy and security while retaining access to outdoor space.
Location and Local Amenities
25 Henlix Court is located in Mount Clear, within the Ballarat region, with everyday shopping, medical services, parks and transport connections nearby.
Shopping and Everyday Essentials
Ryans IGA Mt Clear
1174 Geelong Road, Mount Clear VIC 3350
Approx. 3 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle
Midvale Shopping Centre
1178 Geelong Road, Mount Clear VIC 3350
Approx. 3 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle
Parks and Outdoor Spaces
Woowookarung Regional Park
Recreation Road, Mount Clear VIC 3350
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle
Harry Lavery Bushland Reserve
29 Sailors Gully Boulevard, Mount Clear VIC 3350
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle
Medical
Mount Clear Medical Centre
10 Whitehorse Road, Mount Clear VIC 3350
Approx. 3 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle
Ample Medical
109 Whitehorse Road, Mount Clear VIC 3350
Approx. 4 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle
Transport
Mount Clear PS / Geelong Road Bus Stop
Geelong Road, Mount Clear VIC 3350
Approx. 3 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection
Ballarat Station
Lydiard Street North, Ballarat VIC 3350
Approx. 10 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, bus, or V/Line connection



