76 Jagged Cct, Tarneit VIC 3029

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76 Jagged Cct, Tarneit VIC 3029

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Covered Alfresco and Accessible Design

Private, Accessible and Designed for Better Shared Living

76 Jagged Circuit, Tarneit, is a purpose-built SDA home certified at the final-as-built stage under the High Physical Support design category. The home includes two SDA participant bedrooms, a dedicated Overnight On-Call room, open-plan living and dining, a participant-friendly kitchen, accessible bathrooms, a covered alfresco area, a porch, and a garage.

The layout has been designed to support independence, privacy, and safe day-to-day routines. Participant bedrooms are positioned along the main accessible passageway, with the OOA room located near the entry so support can remain close without sitting directly inside participant living spaces. The home includes fire sprinklers, emergency power provision, high-speed internet capability, and structural provision for future 250kg ceiling hoists in participant bedrooms.

Relaxed and Accessible Living

Open, Practical and Easy to Move Through

The living, dining, and kitchen area forms the central shared space of the home. It is open and connected, giving participants a comfortable place to relax, share meals, spend time with visitors, or take part in everyday household routines.

The kitchen is designed for accessibility and practical use, with required High Physical Support features including accessible bench clearances, wheelchair-accessible pantry provision, drawer-style dishwasher, accessible tapware, and slip-resistant kitchen flooring.

The adjoining covered alfresco extends the living space outdoors and creates a calm, usable area for fresh air, outdoor meals, or quiet time.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Spacious and Built for High Physical Support

The two participant bedrooms are positioned to provide both privacy and practical accessibility. Each room is designed to comfortably support participant movement, daily routines, and assistive technology needs while still feeling like a personal and welcoming space.

The home includes structural reinforcement and power provision for future ceiling hoist installation in participant bedrooms, supporting higher physical support needs both now and into the future.

Accessible circulation around bedroom areas and robe storage helps make everyday movement easier for participants, support workers, and assistive equipment when required.

Bathrooms and Accessibility

Designed for Safe, Everyday Use

The accessible bathrooms have been designed to support safe and practical daily living while maintaining comfort and dignity. Step-free showers, reinforced walls for future support fittings, accessible fixtures, and slip-resistant flooring are all included as part of the High Physical Support requirements.

The home also includes wide accessible pathways, step-free thresholds, accessible doorways, and carefully planned circulation throughout key living spaces to support easier movement across the entire property.

Kitchen and Daily Living

Practical, Accessible and Easy to Use

The kitchen has been designed to support participant involvement in everyday activities while remaining functional for support staff and shared living arrangements.

Accessible clearances, easy-to-use fixtures, accessible cabinetry features, and considered appliance placement help make cooking, meal preparation, and day-to-day routines simpler and more comfortable. The open connection between the kitchen and living areas also helps the home feel more social and connected rather than separated into closed spaces.

Overnight On-Call (OOA)

Support Nearby Without Losing Privacy

A dedicated Overnight On-Call room is included within the home so support can remain nearby whenever needed. The position of the OOA space allows support staff to respond quickly while still maintaining separation from participant bedrooms and shared living spaces.

This helps create a balance between independence, privacy, and responsive care within the home environment.

Accessibility and Support Features

This home has been purpose-built to meet High Physical Support SDA requirements and includes features such as:

Step-free access throughout the home
Wide accessible doorways and pathways
Slip-resistant flooring in key areas
Accessible bathrooms and showers
Reinforced bathroom walls for future supports
Provision for future ceiling hoists in participant bedrooms
Emergency power provision for essential outlets
High-speed internet and Wi-Fi capability
Ducted air conditioning with room zoning
Smoke alarms and emergency evacuation planning
Dedicated Overnight On-Call room
Covered outdoor living area

Location and Local Amenities

76 Jagged Circuit is located within a growing residential pocket of Tarneit, close to shopping centres, parks, medical services, and public transport. The location supports convenient day-to-day living for participants, families, and SIL providers while remaining connected to essential community services.