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Super Robust with OOA

A Stronger Start with Safe Haven Incentives

Participants moving into this home may be eligible for an enhanced transition experience, designed to remove pressure and make the move simple and fully supported.

Eligible participants may receive:

Zero RRC for the first 12 months
Zero CRA for the first 12 months
All utilities covered (electricity, gas, water, internet)
All moving and setup costs covered
Fully furnished spaces from day one
Support to personalise the home through approved upgrade pathways

A smoother transition. No upfront burden. Just a supported beginning in a stable home built for long-term living.

(Conditions apply.)

Super Robust — Built Stronger, Safer & Far Beyond Standard Robust

Exclusive to Necessity Housing, Super Robust is a specialised build that goes significantly beyond NDIS Robust requirements. These homes are engineered for durability, behavioural stability, and calm, low-sensory living environments.

High-density impact sheeting, extensive acoustic insulation, vandal-resistant fixtures, impact-tested materials and a behaviour-support-oriented layout come together to deliver an environment designed for participants who need absolute reliability.

Super Robust means stronger, quieter, safer, more stable.

What Makes This Home Super Robust

Every detail is designed for high-intensity, long-term use:

Doors & Entry

920mm solid core internal doors
Solid NX1 front door
Pull handles on all participant bedroom & ensuite doors
Escape door for OOA
External roller shutters
Block-out retractable internal motorised blinds

Security, Safety & Durability

All furniture is bolted to the floor
Perspex highlight windows in living & bedrooms
Stainless steel mirrors (600×1000mm) over custom shaving cabinets
Disabled-compliant tapware & wall-hung basins
Disabled handrails at entry + inside ensuites (showers & toilets)
OOA ensuite fitted with lockable privacy hardware

Soundproofing & Construction

Acoustic insulation in walls & ceiling
1800 MDF to all walls

Flooring & Bathrooms

Commercial-grade vinyl or hybrid flooring
12mm Villaboard on all bathroom walls

Mechanical & Electrical

Split systems in all rooms
Six additional external para flood lights
TV Protector over TV

Kitchen & Storage

Fully enclosed kitchen with a lockable door
Lockable storage area inside the garage

Additional Items

Extra clothesline
Separate front path

Two Completely Independent Spaces on One Title

This home contains two entirely separate living environments , positioned back-to-back, each with:

Its own full kitchen
Its own living/dining space
Its own private bedroom
Its own private accessible ensuite

Nothing is shared except the OOA room and the backyard.

This creates true independence, privacy, and dignity — a rare offering in Australia’s SDA landscape.

Why Participants Love This Design

No shared kitchens
No shared living rooms
No shared bathrooms
No daily tension or conflict
Full control over routines
A real home — not just a room in a shared setting

Participants get independence, privacy and autonomy every single day.

Why SIL Providers Prefer This Layout

No housemate conflict
Fewer behavioural triggers
Fewer reportable incidents
Predictable workflows
Easier rostering
Calmer environments
Better medication & equipment storage
Stronger long-term stability

The design removes the number one cause of issues in shared settings — shared living stress.

A Home Designed for Real-World Stability

This Super Robust SDA home at 31 Ambient Crescent is one of the strongest, safest, and most behaviour-ready environments available today.

Built for participants with complex behavioural, sensory, or environmental needs, it pairs reinforced construction with two fully independent living spaces — delivering unmatched privacy, predictability, and participant dignity.

Reinforced. Soundproofed. Impact-resistant. Low sensory. Secure.

This is Super Robust, engineered far beyond standard Robust for long-term comfort.

Location & Benefits

Healthcare & Support Services

Wallan Medical Centre — 12 min (12.3 km) — 11–17 High St, Wallan
DPV Health — 15 min (14.5 km) — 42–48 Coleraine St, Broadmeadows (closest major support service)
Kilmore District Hospital — 22 min (25.8 km) — 1 Anderson Rd, Kilmore

Shopping & Essentials

Beveridge IGA — 4 min (1.9 km) — 2–6 Mandalay Cct, Beveridge
Wellington Square Shopping Centre — 10 min (10.1 km) — High St, Wallan
Highlands Shopping Centre — 13 min (12.7 km) — 1–13 Aitken Blvd, Craigieburn

Transport

Donnybrook Station — 8 min (7.4 km) — Donnybrook Rd
Hume Freeway Access — 3 min (1.4 km)

Parks & Recreation

Beveridge Recreation Reserve — 5 min (2.7 km) — Lithgow St
Mandalay Golf Course — 4 min (2.3 km) — Mandalay Cct

Independence. Choice. Control.

A stronger structure. A calmer environment. Two truly private spaces built to empower the person living in them — not restrict them.
Here, independence is protected , choice is respected , and control stays where it belongs: with the participant.

This is Super Robust SDA , engineered and delivered by Necessity Housing — built to a standard unmatched in Australia.

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23 Balmore Street, Beveridge Victoria 3753

Tue, 28 Apr 2026 04:12:54 GMT

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23 Balmore Street, Beveridge VIC 3753

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Robust SDA | 2 Independent Participant Homes | Two Homes on One Title

Two Independent Robust SDA Homes on One Title: A Purpose-Built SDA in Beveridge

Two Independent Homes on One Title | High-Impact Materials | Sound Insulated Bedrooms

23 Balmore Street, Beveridge is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the Robust design category. This is a brand-new residence built specifically for participants who need a home that is built to last, designed to withstand heavy use, and supportive of both independence and everyday living.

The layout has been carefully planned to support independence, privacy, and everyday comfort across two separate dwellings. Each home includes its own bedroom with integrated robe storage and private ensuite, giving each person a dedicated private space. The shared outdoor areas and combined garage provide practical benefits while maintaining complete independence between the two homes.

Wide doorways, step-free internal access, slip-resistant flooring throughout, and consistent switch and power-point heights are all built into the design from the beginning. High-impact materials and vandal-proof fixtures ensure the home is built to withstand the demands of daily living. This is a home designed for durability and practicality while still supporting accessibility and safety.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Relaxed and Easy to Live In

The open-plan living and dining area sits at the centre of the home, connecting naturally to the kitchen, bedrooms, and the secure outdoor space. The layout has been carefully planned to support independent living while enabling support staff to assist effectively. The home is designed to feel like a real home rather than an institutional space, with practical features built in from the beginning.

Lighting is designed to be practical for everyday living, with dimmable lighting provided in the main living areas and bedrooms. Light switches and power points are positioned consistently throughout the home at accessible heights to make daily routines simpler and easier to manage.

All internal corridors and passageways provide a minimum clear width of 1000mm, ensuring smooth, accessible movement throughout the home. Door handles are installed at consistent heights between 900mm and 1100mm above floor level, making them easy to reach and use.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Comfortable and Designed for Real Life

Each participant bedroom is designed to feel like a proper private room rather than an adapted space. Each bedroom includes an integrated robe with adjustable shelves, giving participants more storage and making daily routines easier and less stressful.

Each bedroom is also connected to its own private ensuite. The bathrooms are designed with accessibility in mind, including level-access showers, slip-resistant flooring, and layouts that are easier to move around in while still feeling comfortable and private.

Bedrooms are sound insulated to provide peaceful, restful spaces away from shared areas. This is one of the most important features in participant homes, allowing each person to have a true private retreat.

Kitchen and Living Spaces

Simple, Practical and Participant-Friendly

Each kitchen is positioned to connect directly with the living and dining area, making the home feel open and easy to move around in. Power points, lighting, and controls are positioned at consistent heights to make everyday use simpler.

Both kitchens are fully equipped with fixed cooktop and rangehood, in-built oven, sink with tap, and dishwasher. Robust materials including vandal-resistant benchtops and cabinetry are built to withstand heavy use. Task lighting above benchtops provides practical visibility for safe food preparation.

This layout makes it easier for participants to stay involved in everyday activities such as cooking, relaxing in the living area, or spending time with visitors. The goal is not just accessibility, but a home that feels natural to live in.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

Designed from the Beginning, Not Added Later

These homes have been designed from the start to support Robust design requirements while still feeling warm and comfortable.

Features include:

Wide doorways throughout each home
Step-free internal access
Slip-resistant flooring in all areas
Consistent light switch and power-point heights
Easy-to-use fixtures and fittings
Private ensuites for each participant
Integrated robes with adjustable shelves in both bedrooms
Sound insulated bedrooms
Reinforced bathroom walls for durability and safety grab rail installation
High-impact wall linings in main living areas
Vandal-proof, commercial-grade fixtures and fittings
Robust kitchen benchtops and cabinetry
Dedicated laundry facilities in each home
Large shared garage and outdoor spaces
Designed with support worker access and safety in mind

All of these features are part of the design itself rather than added afterwards, which makes a real difference to how the homes feel day to day.

Location and Local Amenities

23 Balmore Street is located in Beveridge, with essential services and everyday shopping only a short distance away. The location makes it easy for participants and support providers to access shops, parks, medical services, and transport without long travel times.

Shopping

Beveridge Shopping Centre
Cnr Centenary Ave and Ewing Road, Beveridge VIC 3753
Approx. 1.2 km away (10 minutes by car)
Most suitable transport: car, local bus, or bicycle

Roxburgh Park Shopping Centre
Roxburgh Park VIC 3064
Approx. 3.5 km away (8 minutes by car)
Most suitable transport: car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Beveridge Park
Norbert Avenue, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approx. 1.8 km away (12 minutes by car, 15 minutes by bicycle)
Most suitable transport: bicycle or car

Epping Regional Park
Cnr Princes Road and Greens Road, Epping VIC 3076
Approx. 5 km away (10 minutes by car)
Most suitable transport: car

Medical

Broadmeadows Health Centre
Lawson Street, Broadmeadows VIC 3047
Approx. 6 km away (12 minutes by car)
Most suitable transport: car

Northern Hospital
185 Cooper Street, Epping VIC 3076
Approx. 7 km away (12 minutes by car)
Most suitable transport: car

Transport

Roxburgh Park Railway Station
Mount Alexander Road, Roxburgh Park VIC 3064
Approx. 2.5 km away (10 minutes by car, 20 minutes by bus)
Most suitable transport: car or bus

Local Bus Services
Beveridge is serviced by regular local bus routes including Route 412 and Route 427
Approx. 0.3 km to nearest bus stop
Most suitable transport: walking or local transport

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Location

5 Magnolia Crescent, Beveridge, VIC 3753

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 20:32:18 GMT

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Two Independent Homes on One Title

Robust with OOA

Robust Dual-Home SDA Living Purpose-Built for NDIS Participants in the Heart of Beveridge

Welcome to 5 Magnolia Crescent, Beveridge —a thoughtfully designed Robust SDA property featuring two completely independent residences under one roof. This unique layout provides enhanced privacy, independence, and tailored support in one of Beveridge’s most rapidly growing communities.

Two Homes, One Vision

Each residence is designed as its own secure, standalone home—perfect for NDIS participants seeking autonomy without sacrificing support.

Spacious bedroom with built-in storage and a private ensuite
Open-plan kitchen and living area with modern appliances and smart storage
Step-free design with wide doorways and smooth flooring for easy movement
Private entry and fully separated living quarters—no shared common spaces
Soundproofing throughout to reduce noise and create a calm atmosphere
Dedicated carer room in each residence with Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) to ensure discreet, round-the-clock support

Comfort, Function & Outdoor Enjoyment

Secure private backyard for relaxation, gardening, or quiet time outdoors
Fully fenced and low-maintenance design for peace of mind and privacy
Undercover parking for each home, allowing safe and independent access

The Lifestyle You Deserve—Right in Mandalay

Situated within the desirable Mandalay Estate , this home offers far more than just a roof over your head. It’s part of a vibrant, inclusive community.

Close proximity to Craigieburn, Epping, and Wallan , with shops, GPs, and NDIS services all nearby
Future retail and lifestyle developments, including Beveridge Town Centre and a brand-new Coles
Access to parks, green spaces, and scenic walking trails throughout the estate

A Community That’s Close to Everything

Located right next to Mandalay Estate, you’ll be part of a growing neighbourhood with easy access to everything Mandalay has to offer.

Enjoy the nearby Club Mandalay — a social and recreational hub designed to bring people together, featuring:

A beautiful 18-hole golf course and relaxed clubhouse café
Local events like trivia nights, movie evenings, and community gatherings
A welcoming atmosphere with a strong sense of connection and belonging

This is more than just a property — it’s a dual-living solution designed to support your independence, lifestyle goals, and personal space, all while staying connected to a vibrant local community.

Get in touch today to arrange a private tour or to find out more about availability at 5 Magnolia Crescent, Beveridge.

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Location

11 Xavier Rd, Maddingley VIC 3340

Wed, 22 Apr 2026 23:45:26 GMT

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11 Xavier Road, Maddingley VIC 3340

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Two Independent Spaces on One Title with OOA
Wheelchair-Friendly
(Robust)

Purpose-Built Independence in a Peaceful New Estate
Robust SDA Home | Two Independent Spaces on One Title | Fully Furnished | Wheelchair-Friendly

Welcome to Lot 13 Xavier Road, Maddingley — a thoughtfully designed Robust Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) home offering two completely independent residences under one title. Set in a newly developed and peaceful estate, this address combines long-term stability with practical, private living — tailored for NDIS participants funded under the Robust category.

Every inch of this home has been considered for real life — from private, fully furnished interiors to 24/7 onsite support and safe, sensory-conscious design. This is not just a house — it’s a foundation for daily comfort, control, and connection.

Two Independent Residences — Built for Real Living
Each residence has its own private:

Bedroom with built-in robe
Wheelchair-friendly accessible ensuite
Open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area
Private entry and private outdoor courtyard
Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room with private carer ensuite

Designed side-by-side and fully separated internally, both environments offer a high level of independence while meeting Robust SDA standards. From strengthened internal walls and durable finishes to soundproofing and step-free access, every detail supports safer living for people with complex needs.

Fully Furnished. Move-In Ready.
The home will come fully furnished — including bedroom furniture, living/dining setups, appliances, and soft furnishings — ensuring a smooth transition for participants and providers alike.

Why Xavier Road, Maddingley?
This home sits within one of Maddingley’s newest residential developments — a quiet, low-traffic area with a fresh, village-like feel. It’s just a few minutes from:

Bacchus Marsh Train Station (easy access to Melbourne)
Maddingley Village Shopping Centre (groceries, essentials, services)
Bacchus Marsh Medical Centre and nearby pharmacies
Recreational areas and parklands , ideal for calm routines and outdoor access
Plus, close proximity to both regional services and the growing western corridor

With generous green space, walkable surrounds, and strong community infrastructure, Maddingley offers the calm of regional living with the convenience of connected transport and health access.

Independence, Privacy, and Support — All in One Place
This Robust SDA home sets a new standard for participant-focused design — empowering daily life with purpose-built independence and the right support environment.

Ready to Make the Move?
Enquire now to express your interest or schedule a chat with our team. Homes like this are in high demand and built with care.

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Location

18 Xavier Rd, Maddingley VIC 3340

Tue, 21 Apr 2026 23:29:24 GMT

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18 Xavier Road, Maddingley VIC 3340

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Two Independent Spaces on One Title with OOA
Wheelchair-Friendly
(Robust)

Private, Purpose-Built Living

Two Independent Robust SDA Residences on One Title | Fully Furnished | OOA | Move-In Ready

At 18 Xavier Road, Maddingley, we’re delivering something different. This upcoming Robust SDA home features two completely independent residences under one roof , each purpose-built to meet the daily needs of NDIS participants with complex behavioural or sensory needs — while promoting dignity, independence, and safety.

Each residence includes:

A private kitchen, living, and dining area – No shared common areas between participants
A spacious private bedroom with durable finishes and calm neutral tones
An accessible ensuite bathroom designed with reinforced walls, non-slip flooring, and step-free entry
Direct backyard access to individual private courtyards
Wheelchair-friendly layouts with wide doorways, smart spatial flow, and unobstructed movement
A dedicated OOA room in each residence for 24/7 onsite support
Soundproofed walls and strong construction to support sensory needs and reduce impact damage
Fully furnished interiors, thoughtfully styled and ready for move-in

Built under the Robust SDA design category , this home balances secure construction with a welcoming, homely feel — giving participants stability without compromise.

Designed for Independence — and for Peace of Mind

This home isn’t just built for participants. It’s built to give families, support coordinators, and SIL providers confidence. With totally separate living environments and a fully private care setup in each, the design offers complete clarity, separation, and peace of mind — with no shared dependency.

Whether you're supporting someone looking to live alone or someone who values calm, private surroundings with support nearby, this home is ideal for long-term living that truly feels like home.

Enquire Today

Construction is underway now — and homes like this are rarely available.
Contact us to learn more or register interest for 18 Xavier Road, Maddingley.

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Location

34 Xavier Rd, Maddingley VIC 3340

Tue, 21 Apr 2026 00:16:38 GMT

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34 Xavier Road, Maddingley VIC 3340

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Two Independent Spaces on One Title with OOA
Wheelchair-Friendly
(Robust)

A Flagship Home Built for Real Independence
Fully Furnished Upon Completion | Under Construction

This is more than a home. It’s a blueprint for the future of disability housing.

Lot 21 Xavier Road introduces a groundbreaking new SDA home design , created from the ground up to meet the specific needs of Robust participants — with privacy, support, and autonomy embedded into every square metre.

This design has never been built before , representing a new chapter in the way Specialist Disability Accommodation is delivered.

Two Lives. Two Routines. Zero Compromise.
Each of the two completely independent residences on this single title offers a truly separate lifestyle — not just separate bedrooms, but entirely self-contained living spaces tailored to individuals who need space, calm, and support without intrusion.

This isn’t a modified version of an existing home — it’s a purpose-built layout , specifically engineered to give each participant the freedom to live how they want, supported by a private OOA room in each wing of the home.

What Makes This Design Different?

True separation : Side-by-side layouts mean participants never share living, dining, or kitchen areas — a major departure from most SDA designs.
Each residence has its own front-facing space , avoiding the feeling of being “tucked away” or secondary. Both are designed to feel equal and dignified.
Natural zoning reduces noise transfer and visual distractions — something most Robust homes struggle with.
No shared doors or walls between participant bedrooms — eliminating common triggers for behavioural issues.
Enhanced privacy through layout logic — OOA rooms are positioned discreetly for 24/7 support without interfering with daily life.
Dedicated outdoor areas for each residence, offering fresh air and independence without needing shared access points.

This is a home that feels like a home — not a facility. Every design choice has been made to remove institutional elements and replace them with warmth, clarity, and control.

Designed for Robust Participants — Built to Last

Impact-resistant materials across walls, doors, and fittings
Reinforced fixtures and secure hardware to reduce maintenance
Soundproofed construction throughout — not just between wings, but between every key area
Low-stimulation colour palette and soft, durable finishes
Non-slip flooring , step-free access , and wide hallways throughout
Fully furnished with comfort and practicality in mind — right down to lounge, bedroom, and carer spaces

This isn’t just a home built to meet NDIS standards. It’s a home designed to exceed expectations — for participants, families, and providers alike.

A Calm Corner of Maddingley
Nestled in one of the region’s most peaceful estates, you’re still close to key services including:

Maddingley Village Shopping Centre
Local GP clinics and pharmacy services
Bacchus Marsh train station for direct V/Line access
Nature reserves, walking paths, and open space

It’s the ideal location for a home like this — safe, accessible, and connected without the noise or congestion of the city.

Under Construction. Fully Furnished. One of a Kind.
This new home design is the first of its kind — and once complete, it will stand out as one of the most thoughtfully executed Robust SDA homes in Victoria.

Ready to Learn More?
Get in touch today to discuss estimated completion, participant suitability, and full feature breakdowns.

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Location

70 Marriott Boulevard, Weir Views, VIC 3338

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 19:30:34 GMT

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70 Marriott Boulevarde, Weir Views, VIC 3338

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Welcome to 70 Marriott Blvd, Weir Views —a robust SDA home where accessibility, comfort, and care come together seamlessly. This thoughtfully designed property features two completely independent spaces under one roof, each crafted to honour your privacy and provide 24/7 onsite support, allowing participants to be free from conflict while still ensuring they receive the support they need.

Designed for Comfort and Independence

Completely private spaces: Spacious bedrooms with private ensuites offer a peaceful retreat.
Modern, accessible kitchens: Fully equipped with quality appliances and designed for safe, easy meal preparation.
Open-plan living and dining: Inviting areas for relaxation, fostering a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Dedicated support: Carer’s rooms and offices ensure discreet but always-available assistance.
Durable, accessible design: Wide doorways, step-free layouts, and robust features provide ease of movement and safety.

This home isn’t just a residence—it’s a sanctuary where independence and personal choice are celebrated. Thoughtfully laid out to balance privacy with support, 70 Marriott Blvd is designed to help you live with comfort and confidence.

Life in Weir Views

Weir Views is a thriving community offering the best of both worlds—tranquillity and convenience. Opalia Plaza , located nearby, provides access to grocery stores, retail shops, and cafes, making errands simple and social outings enjoyable.

Accessible healthcare services, including local medical centres and allied health providers, are just minutes away. Public transport links, including frequent bus services, connect residents to surrounding areas, while nearby parks offer peaceful spaces to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

Weir Views is part of a rapidly developing region designed to enhance independence, accessibility, and quality of life for all. With welcoming neighbours, scenic green spaces, and essential amenities close at hand, this suburb offers a nurturing environment for NDIS participants seeking a supportive, comfortable lifestyle.

Contact us today to book a viewing and experience how this exceptional home can support your journey to greater independence and well-being.

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Location

62 Marriott Boulevard, Weir Views, VIC 3338

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 02:30:54 GMT

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62 Marriott Boulevarde, Weir Views, VIC 3338

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True Dual-Residence Robust SDA – Purpose-Built for Strength, Safety & Support

At 62 Marriott Boulevard, Robust SDA is not just a specification — it’s a standard delivered with care, experience, and deep respect for participant needs.

This high-quality home features two fully independent living environments under one roof, built to support NDIS participants who benefit from structured, low-stimulation environments, with 24/7 support available while ensuring personal space is never compromised.

Two Independent Homes. Zero Shared Spaces.

Each residence includes its own kitchen, living area, bedroom with ensuite, and carer’s room — all completely separate and self-contained. There's no crossover, no zones, and no compromise on independence.

Every space is designed to reduce environmental stress, avoid conflict, and maintain daily routines — all while providing the freedom and safety to live life on your terms.

Robust Features Designed for Real Needs

Wide doorways and step-free transitions throughout
Durable flooring and high-wear surfaces
Accessible bathrooms with reinforced grab rails
Soundproofing for low-stimulation living
Enclosed private yard space for each residence
OOA room with ensuite and carer workspace (in both homes)
Vandal-resistant fittings and practical layouts
Double garage with internal access
Multipurpose carer’s office discreetly located between both residences

Live Well in Weir Views

Just minutes from Opalia Plaza , this address places you close to essential shops, groceries, and dining options. With medical centres , allied health providers , and public transport nearby, you can remain connected to the services that matter — without the noise and bustle of dense suburban sprawl.

Enjoy fresh air in local green spaces, or stay comfortable at home — this home was designed to give you both options, in a safe, reliable, and accessible environment.

This is Robust Done Right

Whether you’re looking for peaceful routines, safer surroundings, or greater independence, 62 Marriott delivers. Contact us to arrange a viewing and learn how this home supports NDIS participants to live with more freedom, fewer stressors, and the right kind of support — whenever it’s needed.

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44 Charming Loop, Officer VIC 3809

Fri, 17 Apr 2026 00:53:07 GMT

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Robust SDA | 2 Participant Home with OOA | Private Ensuite Bedrooms and Secure Support Design

A Robust SDA Home Designed for Privacy, Safety and Stability

44 Charming Loop, Officer is a purpose-built Specialist Disability Accommodation home designed under the Robust design category. It has been created for 2 participants who need a home that supports safety, durability, privacy and independence while still feeling comfortable and residential.

The home has been certified at final-as-built stage and assessed as compliant with the relevant requirements of the NDIS SDA Design Standard Edition 1.1. The assessment confirms 2 Robust bedrooms, an Onsite Overnight Assistance room, a separate breakout room for Robust requirements and individual bedrooms for each participant.

This is a single-storey home with a practical layout that separates participant spaces from shared living areas. Each participant bedroom has its own private ensuite, giving residents personal space, privacy and dignity in daily routines. The kitchen, dining and family area sits in a clear shared zone, creating a home that is easy to understand, easy to support and comfortable to live in.

Everyday Living with Clear Purpose

A Central Space for Routine, Connection and Support

The main living area brings together the kitchen, dining and family space in one open and usable zone. It gives participants a comfortable place to share meals, relax, spend time with visitors or take part in everyday household routines.

The kitchen is designed for practical daily use, with a cooktop, oven, sink, dishwasher provision, pull-out pantry and an adjustable bench. The Robust checklist confirms key kitchen requirements including suitable circulation space, task lighting above workspaces, robust cabinetry materials and slip-resistant kitchen flooring.

For SIL providers, the home supports efficient day-to-day operations. The study, utility area and central living zone create a practical support environment while still allowing participants to maintain privacy and independence.

Private Participant Retreats

Personal Space, Ensuite Access and Durable Finishes

Both participant bedrooms are designed as genuine private spaces. Each bedroom includes a robe and its own ensuite, reducing reliance on shared bathroom facilities and supporting a stronger sense of autonomy.

This arrangement is especially valuable in a Robust SDA setting. Separate bedroom and bathroom spaces can help reduce friction, support calmer routines and give each participant a clear area that belongs to them.

The home includes Robust-specific durability features. The assessment confirms resilient materials, high impact wall linings, sound insulation to participant bedrooms and high impact or vandal proof fittings and fixtures. Impact-resistant wall lining and sound insulation are also included in Bed 1, Bed 2 and the study.

Ensuite Comfort and Wet Area Safety

Private Bathrooms Designed for Daily Use

Each participant has access to a private ensuite with a step-free shower base. The ensuite design supports safe and practical daily routines, with clear circulation space, wall basins, grab rail provision and flush entry shower bases.

The Robust checklist confirms important bathroom and wet-area requirements, including step-free sanitary facilities, hobless shower requirements, slip-resistant flooring and reinforced walls to sanitary compartments. These features help improve safety, support independence and allow the home to remain practical over time.

A separate bathroom is also included near the utility and study area, adding flexibility for staff, visitors or general household use without taking away from participant privacy.

Overnight Support That Respects Independence

OOA Included for Reassurance and Practical Support

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room so overnight support can be available when required. The assessment confirms an OOA room is provided and that it is not shared with any other dwelling.

This gives participants the reassurance of support nearby while keeping staff and participant areas separate. For SIL providers, the OOA room, study, utility area and central controls support a more organised and efficient care environment.

Secure Outdoor Living

Low-Maintenance Space with Privacy and Shelter

The home includes an alfresco area connected to the main family and dining space, creating an easy indoor-outdoor flow for relaxing, spending time with visitors or enjoying fresh air.

The outdoor area is designed to be simple, secure and easy to maintain. The landscaping includes front and rear landscaped areas, instant turf, drought-tolerant planting and an automated watering system. The proposed 1800mm timber paling fencing supports privacy and security, while the covered alfresco provides a protected outdoor space for everyday use.

Built-In Robust SDA Features

Safety, Strength and Accessibility from the Start

This home has been planned around Robust SDA requirements from the beginning. The checklist confirms step-free access requirements, minimum accessway widths, step-free doorway thresholds, minimum internal corridor widths, lockable windows, slip-resistant internal flooring and consistent switch positioning.

The home also includes solid core doors, laminated glass to windows and glass doors, commercial grade door furniture, electronic or digital entry door furniture, intercom to bedrooms and common areas, CCTV provision, sensor lighting, heating and cooling, and solar system with UPS battery backup noted in the property documentation.

These features make the home well suited to participants who need a durable, predictable and secure living environment. For SIL providers, the layout supports clearer zoning, practical staff access and reduced pressure on shared spaces.

Location and Local Amenities

44 Charming Loop is located in Officer, a growing residential area in Melbourne’s south east. The location provides convenient access to everyday essentials, green spaces, healthcare, and transport, making it practical for both participants and support providers.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Arena Shopping Centre

Cardinia Road, Officer VIC 3809

Approx 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Lakeside Square Shopping Centre

Windermere Boulevard, Pakenham VIC 3810

Approx 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Officer District Park

124 Rix Road, Officer VIC 3809

Approx 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Cardinia Creek Parklands

Cardinia Road, Officer VIC 3809

Approx 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Medical

Officer Medical Centre

4 Cardinia Road, Officer VIC 3809

Approx 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

St John of God Berwick Hospital

75 Kangan Drive, Berwick VIC 3806

Approx 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Transport

Cardinia Road Train Station

Cardinia Road, Officer VIC 3809

Approx 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Local Bus Services (Cardinia Road)

Cardinia Road, Officer VIC 3809

Approx 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

16 Bundalong Drive, Eynesbury, VIC 3338

Wed, 15 Apr 2026 05:38:47 GMT

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16 Bundalong Drive, Eynesbury, VIC 3338

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites + Retreat Space

Welcome to 16 Bundalong Drive, Eynesbury —a Robust SDA home where accessibility, comfort, and care come together seamlessly. Thoughtfully designed to empower NDIS participants, this residence offers a harmonious living experience in a supportive environment, allowing participants to be free from conflict while still ensuring they receive the support they need.

Home Features That Enhance Your Everyday Life:

Two completely seperate spaces: Spacious bedrooms with built-in storage and private ensuites offer personalised privacy and comfort.
Open-plan living and dining areas: Warm, inviting spaces for relaxation and social connection.
Modern, accessible kitchens: Equipped with high-quality appliances, ample bench space, and practical layouts designed for ease of use.
Dedicated carer’s rooms: Onsite overnight assistance (OOA) ensures 24/7 support while preserving privacy.
Secure double garage: Easy access with extra storage for convenience.
Outdoor areas: Safe, tranquil spaces designed to provide fresh air, relaxation, and peace.

A Lifestyle Designed for Comfort and Accessibility

Nestled in Eynesbury , this home offers the perfect balance between natural beauty and modern amenities. Surrounded by green spaces, scenic walking trails, and community landmarks like the Eynesbury Golf Course and historic Homestead, you’ll have countless opportunities to connect with nature and your community.

The Eynesbury Village Centre provides everyday essentials, including a general store, cafes, and local services. Residents also benefit from proximity to Melton Train Station and well-maintained road networks, ensuring smooth access to Melbourne’s CBD and surrounding areas.

A Community That Supports Your Journey

Eynesbury is an inclusive, forward-thinking suburb with plans for enhanced transport, retail hubs, and recreational facilities. Its focus on community connection and accessibility makes it an ideal location for those seeking both independence and support.
Experience a home designed to enrich your life—contact us today to learn more or book a viewing. At 16 Bundalong Drive , you’ll find more than just a residence—you’ll find a place to thrive.

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29 Olympic Parade, Clyde VIC 3978

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 19:45:45 GMT

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29 Olympic Parade, Clyde VIC 3978

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Welcome to 29 Olympic Parade, Clyde – A Modern SDA Home Designed for Comfort & Accessibility

This thoughtfully designed High Physical Support SDA home is crafted to provide a seamless blend of independence, accessibility, and support. Featuring a sleek, modern design with calming neutral tones, this residence is both functional and inviting.

Designed for Accessibility & Comfort

Fully furnished home with modern, accessible design
Two spacious bedrooms , each with a private ensuite and built-in wardrobes
Soundproofing throughout bedrooms, ensuring peace and privacy
Open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area designed for effortless mobility
Wide hallways and step-free access for seamless navigation
Modern, accessible kitchen with adjustable benchtops, an integrated dishwasher, and ample storage
Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room for 24/7 support while maintaining privacy
Secure garage and protected entry for added safety and convenience
Landscaped private backyard , perfect for relaxation, entertaining, or enjoying fresh air

Living in Clyde – A Thriving & Convenient Location
Clyde is a fast-growing suburb that balances peace and convenience, offering easy access to shopping, medical facilities, parks, and transport links. Shopping is effortless with Clyde Village, Cranbourne Park Shopping Centre, and the upcoming Clyde Town Centre nearby, offering supermarkets, specialty stores, and dining options.

For healthcare, Casey Hospital and St John of God Berwick Hospital are within easy reach, ensuring access to high-quality medical services. Residents can enjoy the lush green spaces at Cascades on Clyde Wetlands and Heritage Park , perfect for relaxation and recreation. The area is well-connected with major roads and Clyde train station (planned for the near future), making travel simple and accessible.

29 Olympic Parade is more than a home—it’s a place where independence, comfort, and community come together to create the perfect living environment. Contact us today to learn more about this exceptional SDA home.

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12 Damesfly Cct, Tarneit VIC 3029

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 07:24:33 GMT

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12 Damesfly Circuit, Tarneit VIC 3029

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1 -Participant Robust Home with OOA

Extreme Safety. Total Separation. Built to the Highest Robust SDA Standards

Robust SDA | 2 Participants | 24/7 OOA | Fully Furnished

This isn’t just Robust SDA — this is Super Robust .

12 Damesfly Circuit has been built to exceed standard Robust requirements with top-tier construction features designed to support NDIS participants with complex behavioural needs. From reinforced infrastructure to high-impact, tamper-resistant fittings, every inch of this home has been considered, tested, and hardened for durability, privacy, and peace of mind.

It offers two participant bedrooms, each with its own private ensuite, and a central OOA room for 24/7 support—all set within a calm, highly controlled environment that reduces risks without compromising on comfort or livability.

Not Just Compliant — Engineered for Robust Living

Impact-Resistant Build – Internal walls lined with high-strength materials, reinforced door frames, kick-proof surfaces, and tamper-proof fixings throughout
Anti-Ligature Design – Hardware, fixtures, and fittings chosen to reduce risk and support participant safety in every room
Soundproofed Construction – High-density acoustic insulation in all walls and between bedrooms to minimise stimulation and encourage regulation
Laminated Security Glass – All windows are fitted with laminated glass and restricted hardware for both protection and calm visibility
Secure Entry and Escape Routes – Controlled entry points and emergency egress solutions to balance safety and compliance
Slip-Resistant Vinyl Flooring – Durable, non-lifting, and low-maintenance under constant use

Every Element Designed for Strength, Privacy & Support

1 x Participant Bedrooms
Sound-resistant, reinforced, and physically separated
Built-in storage, durable window coverings, and soft interior finishes for calmness
1 x Private Ensuites
Hobless showers with reinforced fittings, height-adjusted rails, and anti-ligature tapware
Fully tiled for long-term use and easy cleaning
Open-Plan Kitchen, Dining, and Living
Hardwearing cabinetry, accessible appliances, wide bench space
Lockable storage, non-slip surfaces, and wide circulation zones
Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA)
Centrally located for fast response, with its own private bathroom
Designed to provide visibility and separation where needed

External Spaces that Support Independence Without Risk

Secure Private Backyards
High fencing, soft landscaping, no trip hazards
Direct access from living areas — no need for staff supervision to enjoy the space
All-Weather Alfresco Areas
Covered outdoor zones offer structured freedom of movement and a calming environment
Reinforced Outdoor Doors and Gates
Tamper-proof latches and visibility without vulnerability

A Quiet, Functional Location with Easy Access to Support

Located in a low-traffic residential pocket of Tarneit, this home offers a peaceful setting with all essential services within reach:

Tarneit Gardens Shopping Centre – Just 4 minutes away (Coles, pharmacy, GP clinics)
Tarneit Train Station – 10 minutes by car, with direct lines to Melbourne CBD
Pacific Werribee & Werribee Mercy Hospital – Less than 15 minutes away for medical needs
Allied Health Services – Nearby providers include OT, behavioural therapy, and psychology
Parks and Open Spaces – Surrounded by new walking paths and green areas that are quiet, accessible, and low-sensory

Summary of Features

1 x Robust SDA Participant Bedrooms with Private Ensuites
1 x Carer Room with Ensuite (24/7 OOA)
High-Impact, Anti-Tamper Construction
Soundproofed, Laminated Glass, Reinforced Hardware
Accessible Kitchen, Dining, and Living
Secure Outdoor Spaces with Covered Alfresco
Fully Furnished and Move-In Ready

12 Damesfly Circuit is not just ready. It’s reinforced, resilient, and built to last.

If you're looking for a truly secure Robust SDA home , designed with purpose and built to Super Robust specifications, this home delivers independence without compromise.

Enquire today to check eligibility or arrange a private inspection.

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Location

5 Sheepyard Lane, Wollert VIC 3750

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 05:38:05 GMT

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5 Sheepyard Lane, Wollert VIC 3750

2 Rented 1 Available

High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Designed for Everyday Independence

A Premium High Physical Support SDA Home

Where True Independence Meets Specialist Care

Designed specifically for NDIS participants requiring High Physical Support, 5 Sheepyard Lane in Wollert delivers a state-of-the-art living environment—purpose-built to balance privacy, safety, and independence, while supporting complex mobility and behavioural needs.

Home Features

3 Oversized Participant Bedrooms
Each bedroom features built-in robes, split-system air-conditioning, durable vinyl plank flooring, and soundproof insulation to create a calm, sensory-friendly environment. Every participant also enjoys the privacy of their own private accessible ensuite , with fully open showers, grab rails, and vandalism-resistant fixtures.

3 Private Ensuites
Designed for ease of use, each ensuite features:
Large, step-free open showers
Grab rails throughout
Vandalism-resistant, robust bathroom fixtures
Reinforced walls and tamper-proof fittings for safety and longevity

Dedicated OOA (Onsite Overnight Assistance) Carer Room
A fully self-contained carer space offers:
Separate private ensuite
Workspace for administrative tasks
Direct access to participant zones for 24/7 support

Private Outdoor Living with High-Security Fencing
The home’s backyard features:
1.8m-high secure Colourbond fencing for privacy and security
Private alfresco area under cover
Fully landscaped, low-maintenance garden
Large lawn space for fresh air and outdoor activities

Open-Plan Living and Kitchen Area
Designed for social connection while ensuring full accessibility:
Large accessible kitchen with open, under-bench access
Lowered cooktops and oven with side opening
Wide fridge space with easy access
Soft-close drawers and cupboards
Durable splashback and stone benchtops
Living area flows seamlessly into the alfresco via large glass sliding doors, providing bright, open spaces

Robust Construction
Built to suit participants with extreme, complex behaviours :
Villaboard wall linings for enhanced impact resistance
Reinforced doors, hinges, and joinery throughout
Vandalism-resistant power points and switches
Perspex-covered windows to prevent shattering
Tamper-proof air conditioning units in every room
Bolted-down fittings across all living spaces and bathrooms

Comprehensive Accessibility
Step-free access throughout the home
Wide hallways for easy wheelchair navigation
Provisions for ceiling hoists in all participant bedrooms
Flush bathroom floors to prevent water pooling

Sensory-Friendly Design
Soundproof insulation in all bedrooms and ceilings
Minimalist, modern interiors in neutral tones to reduce sensory stress
Zoned split-system heating and cooling for individual comfort control

Secure, Automated Entry
Video intercom system linked to carer spaces
Secure front door entry
Controlled access for maximum safety

Additional Features
Oversized double garage with internal access
Wide hallways and doorways for smooth, unrestricted movement
Reinforced multipurpose room (craft/store area)
Two dedicated store rooms
Large separate laundry with accessible fit-out and exterior access
Durable, non-slip vinyl flooring throughout living and bedroom areas

Why 5 Sheepyard Lane?

Unlike standard SDA builds, this home has been designed for participants with extreme, complex behaviours and physical support needs . Everything in the home has been carefully selected and reinforced to provide long-term durability, stability, and safety—while creating a warm, independent living environment.

Whether for participants with significant physical needs or those requiring robust environmental controls, 5 Sheepyard Lane offers one of the strongest, safest, and most carefully considered HPS homes on the market .

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21 Falcon St, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 05:24:52 GMT

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21 Falcon St, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

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1 AVAILABLE

True Robust SDA – Two Independent Residences Built for Safety, Strength and Secure Support

This is True Robust SDA — purpose-built for NDIS participants with complex behavioural and physical needs. With two completely independent homes under one title, this property is more than compliant. It’s engineered for safety, structure, and supported independence.

From full soundproofing and high-impact surfaces to thoughtful layouts that support calm and privacy, 21 Falcon Street sets a new standard for what Robust SDA should be.

Two Separate Robust Residences — Side-by-Side, Not Shared

Each residence has been designed to function as its own fully private living environment, with:

Spacious, wheelchair-friendly bedroom and accessible ensuite (with step-free shower recess, reinforced walls and vandal-resistant finishes)
Private kitchen, meals and living area , with overhead cupboards and robust appliance zones
Sound-insulated walls and ceilings for reduced stimulation
Durable flooring and wide clearances for mobility aids
Direct access to private outdoor areas – fully enclosed, safe, and low-maintenance
Individual entry points to each participant space, designed to minimise conflict

Dedicated 24/7 Support Without Intrusion
Each side includes:

A private carer’s office with ensuite and direct access to both residences
Step-free internal flow between participant areas and support zones
Built-in breakout room designed to reduce escalation and offer a calming retreat when needed

Built to Withstand, Designed to Empower

Purpose-built Robust construction includes:

12mm Villaboard to all ensuite walls
High-impact materials and anti-tamper fittings
Acoustic insulation across all internal walls and shared boundaries
Wide, secure thresholds with step-free transitions
Secure entry points with robust doors and reinforced frames
Fully wheelchair accessible , from entry porch to ensuite

A Fast-Growing Location with Long-Term Benefits

Located just 13km south of Geelong CBD, Armstrong Creek is one of Victoria’s largest and fastest-growing master-planned communities. Now a central part of the $2 billion Armstrong Creek precinct, this suburb is experiencing an unprecedented transformation, making it an ideal location for long-term SDA living.

Nearby highlights:

Armstrong Creek Town Centre — a $1B hub with 97,000 sqm of retail and community space
Close to Epworth and University Hospitals
Minutes from schools, Deakin University, and Waurn Ponds
Easy access to Bellarine Peninsula and Torquay Beach
Rapidly expanding infrastructure and transport links
Exceptional healthcare, employment, and education offerings all within reach

The Right Environment for Robust SDA Living

21 Falcon Street is not just another SDA home — it is a safe, separate, and supported environment where participants can live with freedom, stability, and dignity. Designed to empower independence while minimising behavioural triggers, it represents everything Robust SDA should be.

Contact us today to learn more or arrange a private viewing of this purpose-built SDA opportunity in one of Victoria’s most promising growth corridors.

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Location

7 Bask Street, Clyde North VIC 3978

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 05:11:04 GMT

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7 Bask Street, Clyde North VIC 3978

1 Rented 1 Available

High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites and Study

A 2-Participant High Physical Support SDA Home in Clyde North

Two Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | OOA Included | Study | Garage

7 Bask Street, Clyde North is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for two participants. This single-storey residence has been planned to support everyday independence, safe movement, privacy, and responsive onsite support in a home-like environment.

The layout includes two participant bedrooms, each with its own ensuite, along with a central open-plan family and meals area, accessible kitchen, dedicated OOA room, separate study, laundry, garage, and low-maintenance outdoor space. The home is designed to feel practical, calm, and easy to live in while still meeting the accessibility and support requirements expected of a High Physical Support dwelling.

With step-free access, wide internal circulation, ceiling hoist provision, emergency power backup, fire sprinklers, and future automation readiness, this home supports participants with higher physical access needs while still offering comfort, privacy, and choice.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Connected and Easy to Navigate

The family and meals area sits at the centre of the home, creating a shared space where participants can relax, dine, spend time with visitors, or connect with support staff when needed. The open layout allows the kitchen, participant rooms, bathrooms, laundry, and outdoor areas to be reached easily without the home feeling crowded or clinical.

The kitchen has been designed with accessibility in mind, including accessible benchtop provisions, practical appliance placement, task lighting, and a wheelchair-accessible pantry. It connects directly to the main living space, making daily routines feel more natural and inclusive.

A separate study near the front of the home provides another useful space for quieter activities, therapy planning, support administration, hobbies, or a private retreat away from the main living area.

Participant Bedrooms

Private Rooms Designed for Comfort and Support

Both participant bedrooms are positioned close to the main living area while still maintaining a sense of privacy. Each bedroom includes robe storage and its own ensuite, giving each participant a personal space that feels separate, secure, and practical for daily routines.

The bedrooms include ceiling hoist provision and have been planned to support High Physical Support requirements, with circulation space around the room and accessible access to the adjoining bathrooms. This makes the home suitable for participants who require mobility equipment, transfer support, or future assistive technology integration.

Having one participant per bedroom helps support privacy, dignity, and independence within a shared SDA home.

Bathrooms and Ensuites

Accessible, Private and Support-Friendly

Each participant bedroom connects to its own ensuite, creating a more private and comfortable daily routine. The bathroom layouts are designed with accessibility in mind, including step-free shower areas, reinforced walls, slip-resistant flooring, accessible tapware, and circulation space to support participants and care teams.

A separate bathroom is also located near the OOA and shared areas, supporting staff, guests, and household routines without compromising participant privacy.

The bathroom design balances function and comfort, with features built into the home from the beginning rather than added as afterthoughts.

Overnight Onsite Assistance Room

Support Close By Without Taking Over the Home

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, allowing support staff to be present overnight when required. Its position within the floorplan keeps support close to participant areas while still allowing the home to maintain a clear separation between private participant spaces and staff areas.

This is especially important for SIL providers and care teams who need a practical layout that supports overnight assistance, emergency response, and day-to-day coordination without making the home feel institutional.

Outdoor Area

Low-Maintenance Outdoor Space for Everyday Use

The property includes a practical outdoor area with direct connection to the home’s layout. The site has been designed to support safe movement around the property, with step-free access considerations and a low-maintenance outdoor setting that can be used for fresh air, quiet time, or simple outdoor routines.

The garage and front entry also support practical access for participants, support workers, visitors, and transport providers.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

Designed for High Physical Support Living

This home has been designed to support High Physical Support requirements while still feeling like a contemporary residential home. Key accessibility and support features include:

Step-free access into and through the home
Wide doorways and internal circulation
Two participant bedrooms
One participant per bedroom
Private ensuite to each participant bedroom
Ceiling hoist provision
Emergency power backup
Fire sprinklers
Accessible kitchen design
Wheelchair-accessible pantry
Slip-resistant flooring
Reinforced sanitary compartment walls
Future automation readiness
Audio intercom between participant and carer
Video intercom for the house
Dedicated OOA room
Separate study
Garage access

These features help support safety, independence, and daily comfort for participants while giving SIL providers a practical home environment for delivering consistent support.

Location and Local Amenities

7 Bask Street is located in Clyde North, within Melbourne’s growing south-east. The area provides access to everyday shopping, parks, medical services, and transport options, with key destinations best reached by car or support vehicle.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Selandra Rise Shopping Centre

2 Selandra Boulevard, Clyde North VIC 3978

Approx. 7 minutes

Most suitable: Car or support vehicle

Shopping on Clyde

280 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Clyde North VIC 3978

Approx. 8 minutes

Most suitable: Car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Casey Fields

160 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East VIC 3977

Approx. 10 minutes

Most suitable: Car or support vehicle

Selandra Rise Park

Selandra Boulevard, Clyde North VIC 3978

Approx. 7 minutes

Most suitable: Car or support vehicle

Medical

Selandra Rise Medical Centre

2 Selandra Boulevard, Clyde North VIC 3978

Approx. 7 minutes

Most suitable: Car or support vehicle

Clyde North Medical Centre

800 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Clyde North VIC 3978

Approx. 8 minutes

Most suitable: Car or support vehicle

Transport

Berwick Station

Clyde Road, Berwick VIC 3806

Approx. 18 minutes

Most suitable: Car or support vehicle

Cranbourne Station

Station Street, Cranbourne VIC 3977

Approx. 17 minutes

Most suitable: Car or support vehicle

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Location

31 Ambient Crescent, Beveridge, VIC 3753

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 04:32:03 GMT

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31 Ambient Crescent, Beveridge, VIC 3753

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2-Participant High Physical Support Home with OOA

Super Robust with OOA

A Stronger Start with Safe Haven Incentives

Participants moving into this home may be eligible for an enhanced transition experience, designed to remove pressure and make the move simple and fully supported.

Eligible participants may receive:

Zero RRC for the first 12 months
Zero CRA for the first 12 months
All utilities covered (electricity, gas, water, internet)
All moving and setup costs covered
Fully furnished spaces from day one
Support to personalise the home through approved upgrade pathways

A smoother transition. No upfront burden. Just a supported beginning in a stable home built for long-term living.

(Conditions apply.)

Super Robust — Built Stronger, Safer & Far Beyond Standard Robust

Super Robust means stronger, quieter, safer, more stable.

What Makes This Home Super Robust

Every detail is designed for high-intensity, long-term use:

Doors & Entry

920mm solid core internal doors
Solid NX1 front door
Pull handles on all participant bedroom & ensuite doors
Escape door for OOA
External roller shutters
Block-out retractable internal motorised blinds

Security, Safety & Durability

All furniture is bolted to the floor
Perspex highlight windows in living & bedrooms
Stainless steel mirrors (600×1000mm) over custom shaving cabinets
Disabled-compliant tapware & wall-hung basins
Disabled handrails at entry + inside ensuites (showers & toilets)
OOA ensuite fitted with lockable privacy hardware

Soundproofing & Construction

Acoustic insulation in walls & ceiling
1800 MDF to all walls

Flooring & Bathrooms

Commercial-grade vinyl or hybrid flooring
12mm Villaboard on all bathroom walls

Mechanical & Electrical

Split systems in all rooms
Six additional external para flood lights
TV Protector over TV

Kitchen & Storage

Fully enclosed kitchen with a lockable door
Lockable storage area inside the garage

Additional Items

Extra clothesline
Separate front path

Two Completely Independent Spaces on One Title

This home contains two entirely separate living environments , positioned back-to-back, each with:

Its own full kitchen
Its own living/dining space
Its own private bedroom
Its own private accessible ensuite

Nothing is shared except the OOA room and the backyard.

This creates true independence, privacy, and dignity — a rare offering in Australia’s SDA landscape.

Why Participants Love This Design

No shared kitchens
No shared living rooms
No shared bathrooms
No daily tension or conflict
Full control over routines
A real home — not just a room in a shared setting

Participants get independence, privacy and autonomy every single day.

Why SIL Providers Prefer This Layout

No housemate conflict
Fewer behavioural triggers
Fewer reportable incidents
Predictable workflows
Easier rostering
Calmer environments
Better medication & equipment storage
Stronger long-term stability

The design removes the number one cause of issues in shared settings — shared living stress.

A Home Designed for Real-World Stability

This Super Robust SDA home at 31 Ambient Crescent is one of the strongest, safest, and most behaviour-ready environments available today.

Reinforced. Soundproofed. Impact-resistant. Low sensory. Secure.

This is Super Robust, engineered far beyond standard Robust for long-term comfort.

Location & Local Benefits

Healthcare & Support

Wallan Medical & Specialist Centre – 8 min
Northern Hospital Epping – 26 min
Kilmore District Hospital – 22 min

Shops & Daily Needs

Mandalay Local Shops – 4 min
Wellington Square (Wallan) – 9 min
Coles Wallan – 10 min

Transport

Wallan Train Station – 11 min
Hume Freeway – 3 min
Future Beveridge Station – 2 min

Parks & Recreation

Beveridge Recreation Reserve – 3 min
Mandalay Golf Course – 5 min
Hadfield Park – 10 min

A calm, growing area with easy access to community, shops, support, and daily essentials.

Independence. Choice. Control.

A stronger build. A calmer environment. A home designed to protect independence, support choice, and return control to the participant — every day.

This is Super Robust, crafted by Necessity Housing and unmatched across Australia.

Your next chapter starts here.

Peter Fitzgerald

0408 791 489

peter@necessityhousing.com

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Location

23 Whelan Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:55:20 GMT

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23 Whelan Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

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High Physical Support SDA | 2-Participant Home + OOA | Single Storey with Ceiling Hoist Provision

A 2-Participant High Physical Support Home

Ceiling Hoist Ready | Step-Free Access Throughout | Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning | OOA Included

23 Whelan Street, Armstrong Creek is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home assessed and certified under the High Physical Support design category. This is a brand-new single-storey house, assessed at final-as-built stage by an NDIS accredited SDA assessor and certified as fully compliant with the NDIS SDA Design Standard Edition 1.1.

This home has been built for participants who need a higher level of physical support and who deserve a home that genuinely meets those needs without compromise. From ceiling hoist infrastructure in every participant bedroom to step-free access throughout, wide doorways, emergency power provisions, and accessible wet areas, every element of this home has been designed and delivered to a high standard from the ground up.

A dedicated Overnight On-Call (OOA) room is included so that overnight support can be provided when needed, giving participants the reassurance of support nearby while still living with real independence and privacy.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Comfortable and Easy to Move Around In

The living area is the centre of the home, designed to feel open, welcoming, and easy to navigate for wheelchair users and those with significant mobility support needs. The layout provides the required clear turning space, and the connection between living, kitchen, and outdoor areas makes everyday life feel natural and unrestrained.

Dimmable lighting is provided in the living areas and bedrooms, giving participants and support workers full control over comfort and atmosphere. Light switches and power points are positioned at consistent, accessible heights throughout the home to support independence in everyday routines.

Reverse cycle air conditioning is provided to the living areas and bedrooms, with control panels installed at accessible heights between 900mm and 1100mm from floor level so participants can adjust their environment without assistance.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Accessible and Built for Real Independence

Both participant bedrooms have been designed to support the specific needs of High Physical Support participants. Each bedroom is large enough to accommodate a Queen-sized bed with wide circulation clearances on three sides, including a minimum 1540mm clearance on one side to allow for hoist transfers and support worker access.

Each bedroom includes a robe of 1400mm width with adequate clearance in front, providing real storage without sacrificing circulation space.

Critically, both participant bedrooms have been structurally certified by a qualified engineer as capable of supporting a constant-charge ceiling hoist with a minimum 250kg load capacity. The hoist infrastructure is in-built and ready for installation, capable of travelling across and down the bed. This is a mandatory requirement of the High Physical Support design category and has been certified as complete.

Power and cabling has been provided to the head of all entry doors of participant bedrooms and external entry doorways for future door automation. Emergency power solutions are installed to ensure a minimum two-hour outage capacity across no fewer than two double GPOs in each participant bedroom and at any automated entry and egress doors.

Multiple double GPOs are provided at the bed head wall and on the opposing wall in each bedroom, supporting the use of assistive technology, medical equipment, and personal devices.

Bathrooms and Wet Areas

Designed to the Full High Physical Support Standard

The accessible bathroom has been designed and certified to meet all AS1428.1 requirements for the High Physical Support design category.

The shower is positioned in the corner of the room with the required circulation space. A shower curtain rail is provided around the full shower space. A height-adjustable shower head and hose, a vertical support grab rail, and a lever-style shower tap located within the required accessible zone are all provided as part of the design.

The toilet has been positioned to comply fully with accessible toilet requirements, including the correct clearance from the side wall, front edge clearance, flush controls that are proud of the surface, and meets the required minimum circulation space. Wall reinforcement of minimum 12mm thick sheeting has been installed from floor level to a height of 2100mm throughout the sanitary compartments, ensuring that grab rails and future modifications can be safely installed anywhere they are needed.

The hand wash basin is AS1428.1 compliant, with a minimum depth of 430mm, knee and toe clearance underneath, and lever or sensor-style tapware located within reach.

Slip resistance across all wet area flooring meets the minimum required standard for the High Physical Support design category.

Kitchen

Accessible, Practical and Support-Friendly

The kitchen has been designed to meet the full High Physical Support kitchen requirements. It includes a fixed cooktop with rangehood, an in-built wall oven, a sink with lever tapware, a drawer-style dishwasher, and a wheelchair-accessible pantry.

A height-adjustable benchtop is provided, capable of adjusting from 720mm to 1020mm clear space underneath, allowing participants to work comfortably from a seated or standing position. An accessible fixed benchtop of minimum 600mm depth is also positioned next to the cooktop and wall oven, with knee and toe clearance underneath in accordance with AS1428.1.

At least 1550mm of clearance is provided in front of all fixed benches and appliances, ensuring wheelchair users can move freely and safely through the kitchen space. Task lighting is provided above all work surfaces, meeting the minimum 300 lux standard at the bench top.

D-pull cupboard handles are provided to below-bench and overhead cabinetry, making everyday use manageable without requiring fine grip or wrist rotation.

Laundry

Practical and Fully Accessible

The laundry is equipped with a sink or tub with lever-style tapware, accessible clearance in front of all benches and appliances, and slip-resistant flooring to the required standard. It has been designed to allow participants and support workers to move comfortably within the space without obstruction.

Outdoor Area

Safe, Step-Free and Easy to Enjoy

The home includes external outdoor space accessible via step-free threshold doorways. Slip-resistant flooring is provided in all external areas, helping make outdoor spaces safer for participants with mobility equipment or support needs.

The accessway from the front boundary of the site to the entry doorway is safe, continuous, and completely step-free, meeting the full High Physical Support standard. A covered roof is provided over the required landing area at the main external entry doorway. The accessible car parking space is a minimum 3800mm wide by 5400mm long, with a slip-resistant, level surface and a roof over the space.

Accessibility and Assistive Technology

Built to the High Physical Support Standard from the Ground Up

This home has been certified at the final-as-built stage by an NDIS-accredited SDA assessor and is fully compliant with the NDIS SDA Design Standard Edition 1.1 for High Physical Support.

Key features include:

Step-free access from the site boundary through to all areas of the home
Minimum 950mm clear opening width to all doorways used by participants
Minimum 1200mm clear corridor widths throughout
Ceiling hoist-ready structure in all participant bedrooms, certified by a qualified structural engineer for a minimum 250kg constant-charge hoist
Emergency power solutions for a minimum 2-hour outage across GPOs in bedrooms and at automated entry and egress doors
Reverse cycle air conditioning in living areas and bedrooms, with accessible controls
High-speed internet connection with stable Wi-Fi coverage throughout the home
Video or intercom communication system to support communication between participants and their support workers
Dimmable lighting in living areas and bedrooms
Consistent light switch and GPO heights throughout, with rocker-action or push-pad switches of minimum 35mm width
Slip-resistant flooring across all internal and external areas to the required standard
Carpet, where provided, meeting the maximum pile height and backing thickness requirements
Window sills in living areas and participant bedrooms positioned no higher than 1000mm from floor level
Lockable windows with controls within easy reach
Cabling provided at windows for future blind automation
Smoke alarms in bedrooms and living spaces
Emergency evacuation plan provided
AS1428.1 compliant letterbox at the correct accessible height and on a hard-standing accessible area
A storage cupboard with a minimum 600mm width and adjustable shelf heights
A living area clear space of minimum 2250mm diameter, clear of furniture

Location

23 Whelan Street is located in Armstrong Creek, a growing residential suburb in the greater Geelong region of Victoria. The area provides participants and support providers with straightforward access to everyday services, medical facilities, and transport options.

Shopping

Robinsons Rise Reserve
Robinsons Rise Estate, Cobblebank VIC 3338
Approx. 3 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Torquay Central Shopping Centre

40 Gilbert Street, Torquay VIC 3228

Approximately 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Armstrong Creek District Park

Fitzpatrick Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approximately 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground and Parkland

Pertobe Road, Warrnambool VIC 3280

Approximately 2 hours 20 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Medical

Armstrong Creek Medical Centre (local GP and health services)

Surf Coast Highway, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approximately 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

University Hospital Geelong

272-322 Ryrie Street, Geelong VIC 3220

Approximately 20 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Bus services operate in the Armstrong Creek area with stops accessible from Surf Coast Highway and surrounding streets.

Surf Coast Highway, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approximately 5 minutes by car or short distance by accessible vehicle

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Geelong Train Station (regional and metro connections)

Railway Terrace, Geelong VIC 3220

Approximately 20 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

19 Balmore Street, Beveridge VIC 3753

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 23:35:26 GMT

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19 Balmore Street, Beveridge VIC 3753

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Super Robust SDA | 2 Participants + OOA | Two Independent Living Environments on One Title

Super Robust SDA Living in Beveridge

Two Independent Homes on One Title | SDA Robust Design Category | OOA Included | Move-In Ready

19 Balmore Street, Beveridge is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the Robust design category. It offers something rare in SDA housing: Two Independent Homes on One Title, giving each participant their own private living environment while still allowing support to remain close by.

Instead of a traditional shared-house layout, this home is arranged as two independent participant spaces. Each participant has their own bedroom, private ensuite, full kitchen, and living/dining area. This means participants can enjoy their own routine, their own space, and their own sense of home without needing to share the most personal parts of daily living.

The property also includes a dedicated Overnight On-Call room, supporting 24/7 support availability while still maintaining privacy and independence for participants. The result is a home that feels calm, structured, and practical for everyday life, with a design that supports both participants and SIL providers.

19 Balmore is especially well suited to participants who benefit from reduced shared-space pressure, predictable routines, durable finishes, acoustic support, and clear separation between living zones. It is robust, practical, and support-friendly, while still feeling like a warm residential home.

Two Independent Homes on One Title

More Privacy, More Choice, More Control

The key benefit of 19 Balmore is its Two Independent Homes on One Title design. Each participant has a complete private living space with their own kitchen, living/dining area, bedroom, and ensuite.

This design gives participants the dignity of a real home environment, not just a bedroom in a shared house. It allows each person to manage their daily routines with greater independence, including meals, visitors, quiet time, support schedules, and personal preferences.

For participants who find shared kitchens, shared bathrooms, or shared living areas difficult, this layout can make a significant difference. It reduces everyday pressure points and supports a calmer, more predictable home environment.

For SIL providers, the design supports safer workflows and easier matching. With fewer shared spaces, there is less risk of housemate conflict, fewer competing routines, and clearer separation between participant environments. Support can still be delivered efficiently, but the home gives each participant more privacy and control.

Super Robust Features

Built Stronger for Long-Term Stability

19 Balmore includes a suite of Super Robust features designed to support durability, safety, privacy, and behavioural stability. These features go beyond a standard home environment and are intended for participants who need a stronger, quieter, and more resilient place to live.

Doors and Entry

Solid core internal doors
Solid NX1 front door
Pull handles on participant bedroom and ensuite doors
Escape door for the OOA
External roller shutters
Block-out retractable internal motorised blinds

Security, Safety and Durability

High-density impact sheeting
Impact-resistant internal finishes
Vandal-resistant fixtures in high-use areas
Long-life materials suited to real-world daily use
Bolted furniture
Perspex highlight windows in living areas and bedrooms
Stainless steel mirrors over custom shaving cabinets
Disabled-compliant tapware
Wall-hung basins
Handrails at the entry and inside ensuites
Recessed lighting fixtures

Soundproofing and Construction

Acoustic insulation in walls and ceilings
Sound insulation to participant bedrooms
Robust wall construction
Reinforced bathroom walls
Materials selected to support quieter, calmer living environments

Flooring and Bathrooms

Commercial-grade vinyl or hybrid flooring
Reinforced wet areas
Slip-resistant flooring
Private participant ensuites
Practical bathroom layouts designed for safety, durability, and dignity

Kitchen and Storage

Separate private kitchens for each participant
Lockable kitchen areas
Robust kitchen finishes
Lockable storage area inside the garage
Practical storage to support routines, equipment, and safe service delivery

Support-Friendly Design

Dedicated OOA room
OOA escape door
Lockable privacy hardware to the OOA ensuite
Clear separation between participant spaces
Two independent participant living environments on one title
Reduced reliance on shared internal spaces
Layout designed to reduce conflict, support safer workflows, and improve predictability

Super Robust at 19 Balmore is about creating a stronger and more stable home without making it feel clinical. It is built for durability, but it is also built for calm, privacy, and everyday independence.

The Heart of the Home

Independent Living Spaces That Feel Like Home

Each participant space has its own living and dining area connected to a private kitchen. This gives each person a comfortable everyday space for relaxing, eating, spending time with visitors, or following their own routine.

The separation of living spaces is one of the strongest features of this property. Participants can live alongside another person while still having their own home environment. This supports choice, reduces conflict, and helps maintain a sense of independence.

The home has been designed so support can be nearby without taking over the participant’s private space. The dedicated OOA room allows overnight support to be available when required, while the two independent participant spaces remain clearly separated.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Quiet and Built for Real Life

Each participant has their own private bedroom, designed to support comfort, privacy, and durability. The bedrooms are sound insulated, helping create a quieter and more stable personal environment.

Each bedroom connects to its own private ensuite, giving participants a private suite-style arrangement. This supports dignity and independence, especially for participants who need their own bathroom space and a predictable daily routine.

The bedroom areas are supported by Super Robust inclusions such as solid core doors, acoustic insulation, impact-resistant materials, external roller shutters, and motorised internal blinds. These features help create a more controlled and comfortable environment for rest, regulation, and personal downtime.

Kitchen and Living Spaces

Private Kitchens for Independent Routines

Each participant has their own kitchen, allowing daily routines to happen with less stress and less reliance on shared space. This is especially important for participants who benefit from routine, environmental control, or reduced interaction during meal preparation.

The kitchens are designed to support daily use with practical layouts, robust finishes, cooking facilities, oven, sink, dishwasher, task lighting, and appropriate clearances around benches and appliances.

Having two separate kitchens is a major advantage for both participants and SIL providers. It reduces shared-space conflict, supports independent living skills, and allows support teams to work with each participant according to their own routine and needs.

The living and dining areas connect naturally to each kitchen, creating a self-contained home environment for each participant. This helps each person feel that they have their own proper home, not just a private room within a shared house.

Bathrooms and Ensuites

Private Ensuites With Robust SDA Design

Each participant has access to their own private ensuite. This supports privacy, dignity, and everyday independence, while reducing the stress that can come from shared bathroom arrangements.

The ensuites are designed with robust use in mind. Features include step-free shower areas, slip-resistant flooring, reinforced wall construction, wall-hung basins, disabled-compliant tapware, stainless steel mirrors, and handrails in key areas.

These features support safety, durability, and practical care delivery while still preserving the feel of a private home bathroom. The design is suitable for participants who need a stronger and more resilient environment without losing comfort or dignity.

Overnight On-Call Room

Support Nearby Without Losing Independence

19 Balmore includes a dedicated Overnight On-Call room so support can be available on site when needed. This is important for participants who require overnight support, reassurance, or quick response while still wanting to live with as much independence as possible.

The OOA room is positioned separately from the participant living spaces, helping maintain privacy while still allowing staff to respond when required. The OOA area also includes support-focused features such as an escape door and lockable privacy hardware to the OOA ensuite.

This balance is important. Participants can enjoy their own independent spaces, while SIL providers have a practical support base within the home.

Location and Local Amenities

19 Balmore Street is located in Beveridge, within Melbourne’s growing northern corridor. The home is close to local shopping, parks, medical services, and transport connections, making it practical for participants, families, and support teams.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Mandalay Shopping Precinct

Mandalay Circuit, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approximately 3 to 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: Car

Wellington Square Shopping Centre

81-89 High Street, Wallan VIC 3756

Approximately 8 to 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: Car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Beveridge Recreation Reserve

Lithgow Street, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approximately 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: Car

Mandalay Golf Course

Mandalay Circuit, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approximately 3 to 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: Car

Medical

Wallan Medical and Specialist Centre

57 Wellington Street, Wallan VIC 3756

Approximately 10 to 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: Car

Kilmore District Health

1 Anderson Road, Kilmore VIC 3764

Approximately 20 to 25 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: Car

Transport

Donnybrook Railway Station

Donnybrook Road, Donnybrook VIC 3064

Approximately 8 to 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: Car to station, then train

Hume Freeway Access

Hume Freeway, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approximately 3 to 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: Car

Peter Fitzgerald

0408 791 489

peter@necessityhousing.com

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Location

19 Stingray St, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 23:19:28 GMT

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19 Stingray St, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

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Purpose-Built for Comfort, Confidence, and Coastal Living
Nestled in one of Armstrong Creek’s most peaceful and growing communities, 19 Stingray Street is a purpose-built SDA home tailored for NDIS participants with High Physical Support needs. Every detail has been considered — not just to meet the guidelines, but to support real independence and comfort every single day.

From step-free thresholds and ceiling hoist provisions to generous light-filled spaces and smart assistive tech compatibility, this home offers an environment that empowers.

What Makes This Home Stand Out:

Two HPS-Ready Participant Bedrooms:
Spacious, private, and light-filled, each bedroom has its own large, fully accessible ensuite and built-in storage. There's ample turning space for wheelchairs, and wide doorframes to allow effortless movement throughout.
True High Physical Support Standards:
Ceiling hoist provisions are included, structural reinforcements have been made throughout, and emergency power solutions ensure continuous operation of essential supports. The home is ready for customised assistive technology and voice activation systems.
Designed for Real Independence:
A fully accessible kitchen — including lowered bench space, cooktop controls at the front, and room for side-by-side mobility access — means residents can participate in daily life with dignity. Bathrooms feature step-free showers with grab rails, adjustable hand-held showerheads, and generous circulation space.
Private Living with Shared Support:
The living and dining area is bright and open, perfect for relaxed time with visitors or co-residents. Step through to a private landscaped courtyard — a peaceful place to unwind, complete with step-free access.
Onsite Overnight Assistance:
A separate carer’s room with its own ensuite ensures that 24/7 support is available on-site without ever compromising participant privacy or autonomy.
Secure, Comfortable, Future-Proof:
Wide hallways, non-slip flooring, and climate control ensure safety and comfort. Built with longevity in mind, this home is ready for the long haul.

The Locale: Calm, Connected, and Community-Focused

Armstrong Creek sits perfectly between the calming coastline and the thriving regional centre of Geelong. This home offers participants the perfect balance between calm surroundings and everyday convenience:

Just minutes to Armstrong Creek Town Centre , where you’ll find Coles, pharmacy, allied health, cafes, and more
Short drive to Torquay Beach, Barwon Heads , and other coastal favourites
Access to Epworth Geelong and University Hospital within 15–20 minutes
Well-connected via the Surf Coast Highway and public transport routes
Parks, open spaces, and walking paths right nearby — ideal for those who enjoy peaceful nature on their doorstep

This is a place where support isn’t just built into the home — it’s in the environment too. The Armstrong Creek lifestyle blends modern accessibility with fresh air, privacy, and a sense of community.

Ready to Move In, Built to Support for Life

If you’re looking for a beautifully built, truly accessible home that feels like home — not a facility — then 19 Stingray Street is your next step. Designed specifically for NDIS participants with High Physical Support funding, it’s ready now.

Contact us today to express interest or arrange a walkthrough. Homes like this don’t stay available for long.

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Location

4 Giffen St, Mambourin VIC 3024

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 22:37:17 GMT

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4 Giffen St, Mambourin VIC 3024

1 LEASED

1 AVAILABLE

2 Participant Robust / Improved Liveability Home with OOA

Robust SDA in Mambourin – Strength, Simplicity & Support

Welcome to 4 Giffen Street — a purpose-built Robust / Improved Liveability SDA home that offers more than just compliance. It offers structure , safety , and peace of mind . Carefully designed to support participants with complex behavioural and sensory needs , this home combines robust construction with thoughtful finishes to create a calm, functional, and independent living environment.

Positioned in the growing and inclusive suburb of Mambourin , this home is ideal for participants seeking long-term stability , accessibility , and 24/7 support within a supportive community.

Purpose-Built for Strength, Safety & Everyday Living

This home exceeds SDA Robust expectations — every feature has been selected to reduce risk , withstand impact , and create a low-stimulation environment . Whether you’re transitioning from shared accommodation or looking for a home where you can truly live independently, 4 Giffen Street delivers lasting comfort .

Key Features Include:

Villaboard-lined walls & high-impact plasterboard throughout — designed to resist damage and increase durability over time
Full soundproof insulation in all internal walls and ceilings — creating a quieter, more predictable living space
Perspex-covered windows — enhanced safety without sacrificing light
Vandal-resistant bathroom fixtures & fittings — including reinforced showers and secure plumbing
Bolted-down furniture & secure fittings — promoting structure and reducing risk
Step-free access , wide doorways & smooth transitions — supporting safe, easy mobility
Low-stimulation finishes & neutral tones — ideal for participants with sensory sensitivities
Internal and external blinds — for consistent visual and light regulation
Fully fenced private yard with gated access — a quiet, secure outdoor space for independence and comfort
Every element is geared toward maximising participant independence while maintaining a high standard of support , dignity , and safety .

Location Highlights – Inclusive Living in Mambourin

This home sits in a rapidly developing, community-focused neighbourhood with easy access to key services, green spaces, and transport.

A short walk to local parks , walking tracks & landscaped reserves
Just 4 minutes to Wyndham Vale Square — Woolworths, ALDI, cafés, medical centres, and everyday essentials
Close to Manor Lakes Central for additional retail and medical support
Easy access to Wyndham Vale Station — connecting you to Werribee and Melbourne CBD
Minutes from the future Mambourin Town Centre — with planned shops, library, health services, and transport upgrades
Near Princes Freeway and key local roads — convenient for families, support workers, and allied health visits

A Home Designed for Long-Term Independence

4 Giffen Street isn’t just SDA-compliant — it’s built for real life . Whether you need Robust protection , sensory-friendly design , or functional accessibility , this home delivers a secure foundation for independence , support , and comfort .

Reach out to our team to learn more about this property, discuss your eligibility, or arrange a private tour. We’re here to support you every step of the way.

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Location

317 Charlemont Rd, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 20:39:20 GMT

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317 Charlemont Road,

Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

1 Rented 1 Available

Two Independent Spaces on One Title

High Physical Support with OOA

High Physical Support SDA, Reimagined for Independent Living
Two Independent Residences | One Title | Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Purpose-built for NDIS participants who value independence, privacy, and high-level accessibility , this premium High Physical Support SDA home offers two completely independent residences under one roof —each designed to feel like your own home, with 24/7 assistance available when needed.

Two Independent Spaces, One Purpose: Your Freedom

Each residence is fully separate and thoughtfully designed, offering all the features of a private home—not just a room or unit in a shared setting.

Inside each home, you’ll find:

A large, private bedroom with built-in robes and a personal ensuite
A bright, open kitchen and living area , fully accessible and beautifully finished
A private backyard , perfect for relaxing outdoors in your own space
A centrally located OOA room , ensuring on-call support without disrupting your privacy

This layout allows participants to live independently with confidence , while also offering the safety net of 24/7 onsite support.

Tailored Accessibility, Without Compromise

Every detail of this High Physical Support home has been designed to prioritise mobility, functionality, and comfort:

Step-free access throughout , including showers and outdoor spaces
Wide hallways and doorways for seamless wheelchair movement
Reinforced bathrooms with grab rails, accessible vanities, and slip-resistant flooring
Automated features and assistive technology readiness
Modern interiors with warm tones and open layouts that feel like home
Discreet soundproofing between residences for added peace and privacy

It’s a high-quality SDA home that’s both durable and welcoming—built for real life.

Location That Connects You to More

Positioned in the growing Armstrong Creek corridor, just 13km from Geelong, this home is part of a thriving, well-connected community with everything close by:

Minutes from The Village Warralily , with shops, healthcare, dining, and essentials
Flat, accessible local paths , nature reserves, and open parkland
Convenient access to public transport and major roads
Short drive to Epworth Hospital, University Hospital Geelong, and allied health services
Close to Torquay and the Surf Coast , offering the benefits of a coastal lifestyle

Whether you’re after convenience, quiet, or connection—this location delivers.

Ready to Explore?

If you’re looking for an SDA home designed to support total independence while meeting High Physical Support standards, 317 Charlemont Road is where accessibility and comfort come together.

Enquire now to arrange a private inspection or learn how this home can support your goals.

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Location

107 Elpis Rd, Weir Views VIC 3338

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 19:41:54 GMT

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107 Elpis Rd, Weir Views VIC 3338

1 Rented 1 Available

Welcome to 107 Elpis Road, Weir Views, VIC 3338 —a modern Robust SDA home designed to provide independence, privacy, and comfort. This purpose-built residence features two fully independent spaces under one roof (with 1 currently occupied and 1 available), each thoughtfully crafted to create a balance of accessibility, personal space, and support, allowing participants to be free from conflict while still ensuring they receive the support they need.

Features That Support Your Independence

Spacious Bedrooms with Ensuites: Designed for 1 occupant for relaxation and convenience with step-free access and wide doorways.
Contemporary, Accessible Kitchens: Fully equipped with modern appliances, ample bench space, and practical storage to simplify daily living.
Open-Plan Living and Dining Areas: Welcoming spaces ideal for both relaxation and social interaction.
Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA): Each residence includes a private carer room and ensuite, ensuring discreet yet always-available support.
Outdoor Accessibility: A well-maintained backyard with wide concrete paths for safe, easy access to outdoor relaxation.
Secure Parking: An undercover two-car garage with extra storage space for convenience.

This fully furnished home is designed to make life simpler and more comfortable for NDIS participants, offering a true sanctuary where independence and care exist in perfect harmony.

The Growing Opportunities of Weir Views

Set in a thriving region, Weir Views benefits from its strategic location in Melton City , a vibrant growth area supported by major infrastructure projects. Opalia Plaza , just minutes away, offers supermarkets, retail shops, and cafes, making everyday errands a breeze.

Public transport, including local buses and nearby train services, ensures easy travel to Melbourne’s CBD and surrounding areas. Recreational amenities like parks and community spaces add to the area’s welcoming atmosphere, supporting a balanced lifestyle.

A key highlight of the region’s transformation is the $1 billion Cobblebank Hospital , with construction beginning in 2024 and completion expected by 2029. This world-class facility will provide enhanced healthcare services, reflecting the community's dedication to well-being and growth.

Experience modern living with thoughtful design and an environment built to support your journey. Contact us today to arrange a viewing of this exceptional property!

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Location

143 Grandvista Boulevard, Werribee, VIC 3030

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 14:37:59 GMT

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143 Grandvista Bvd, Werribee, VIC 3030

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2 Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

Welcome to 143 Grandvista Blvd, Werribee, VIC 3030—a beautifully designed High Physical Support SDA home that balances independence, comfort, and support. This single-story residence offers modern living with spacious, functional interiors crafted to meet the needs of NDIS participants.

A Home Designed for Comfort and Independence

Spacious, fully accessible interiors: Open-plan living areas with calming colour palettes and modern finishes create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Private bedroom retreat: Large bedrooms with built-in storage and fully accessible ensuite bathrooms.
Thoughtful support layout: A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is positioned for discreet, round-the-clock care while maintaining privacy.
Soundproofed spaces: Bedrooms and living areas are designed to minimise noise, enhancing peace and tranquillity.
Protected outdoor retreat: A secure backyard and garden provide a peaceful space for relaxation and social gatherings.
Secure parking: The dual-access garage offers safe and convenient parking with undercover access to the home.

Discover the Best of Werribee

Local attractions: Explore Werribee's rich heritage at Werribee Park Mansion and The Victoria State Rose Garden—perfect for scenic outings and community events.
Shopping convenience: Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre features over 270 stores, including major retailers like Coles, Woolworths, Kmart, and Big W, alongside specialty shops and cafes.
Accessible healthcare and services: Medical centres, pharmacies, and allied health services are nearby to support your healthcare needs.

Stay Connected and Mobile

Reliable public transport: Werribee train station offers regular services, connecting you to Melbourne's CBD and nearby areas. Local bus routes provide easy access to key amenities and neighbouring suburbs.
Safe travel routes: New infrastructure projects, including the Ison Road Rail Overpass, improve travel safety and accessibility, supporting independent movement throughout the area.

Live confidently in a home designed for you—where accessibility, privacy, and support come together to create a nurturing and empowering living experience.

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Location

20 Cobungra Road, Weir Views, VIC 3338

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 06:08:53 GMT

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20 Cobungra Road, Weir Views, VIC 3338

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2-Participant Home with OOA
High Physical Support

A Home That Supports You to Live Fully

High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participants | 24/7 OOA | Fully Furnished | Weir Views VIC

Set in a quiet residential pocket just minutes from everything you need, this purpose-built SDA home combines comfort, privacy, and accessibility —with everything designed around your independence .

From soundproofed bedrooms to step-free alfresco living, 20 Cobungra Road is more than compliant—it’s participant-first housing that gives you space to thrive, not just survive.

Your Own Private Space

Each participant has their own large bedroom with built-in robe and a private accessible ensuite —not just shared access. It’s your space, your privacy, your sanctuary.

Wide, open floorplans and doorways
Bedrooms designed for accessibility and comfort
Ensuite with reinforced hobless shower, grab rails, and non-slip finishes
Fully soundproofed for quiet and calm

Accessible, Comfortable, and Move-In Ready

This home meets High Physical Support SDA requirements , but doesn’t feel clinical. It’s functional and familiar, with every feature tailored to help you live your way:

Step-free access inside and out
Extra-wide hallways and turning circles
Reinforced ceiling support for hoists (pre-installed)
Accessible kitchen with under-bench clearance, drawer access, and easy-use appliances
Outdoor alfresco with private fenced yard
Fully furnished throughout

There’s also a third bedroom configured as a dedicated OOA room —ensuring 24/7 support is available when you need it, without impacting your privacy.

Thoughtfully Located

This is a peaceful pocket of Weir Views that keeps you close to everything:

2 min to Opalia Plaza : Coles, chemist, medical, and more
5 min to Melton South Station
10 min to Pacific Werribee and Werribee Mercy Hospital
Easy freeway access for family, providers, and community inclusion

Everything from public transport to daily essentials is right around the corner .

Ready to Call It Home?

This is your home—designed with you in mind . It’s quiet, safe, fully furnished, and move-in ready. If you’re seeking real independence with the support you need, this is the place.

Get in touch today to discuss availability or book a private tour of 20 Cobungra Road, Weir Views. We’re here to help you make it yours.

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Location

29 Ambient Crescent, Beveridge, VIC 3753

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 05:48:14 GMT

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29 Ambient Crescent, Beveridge, VIC 3753

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Super Robust with OOA

A Stronger Start with Safe Haven Incentives

Participants moving into this home may be eligible for an enhanced transition experience, designed to remove pressure and make the move simple and fully supported.

Eligible participants may receive:

Zero RRC for the first 12 months
Zero CRA for the first 12 months
All utilities covered (electricity, gas, water, internet)
All moving and setup costs covered
Fully furnished spaces from day one
Support to personalise the home through approved upgrade pathways

A smoother transition. No upfront burden. Just a supported beginning in a stable home built for long-term living.

(Conditions apply.)

Super Robust — Built Stronger, Safer & Far Beyond Standard Robust

Super Robust means stronger, quieter, safer, more stable.

What Makes This Home Super Robust

Every detail is designed for high-intensity, long-term use:

Doors & Entry

920mm solid core internal doors
Solid NX1 front door
Pull handles on all participant bedroom & ensuite doors
Escape door for OOA
External roller shutters
Block-out retractable internal motorised blinds

Security, Safety & Durability

All furniture is bolted to the floor
Perspex highlight windows in living & bedrooms
Stainless steel mirrors (600×1000mm) over custom shaving cabinets
Disabled-compliant tapware & wall-hung basins
Disabled handrails at entry + inside ensuites (showers & toilets)
OOA ensuite fitted with lockable privacy hardware

Soundproofing & Construction

Acoustic insulation in walls & ceiling
1800 MDF to all walls

Flooring & Bathrooms

Commercial-grade vinyl or hybrid flooring
12mm Villaboard on all bathroom walls

Mechanical & Electrical

Split systems in all rooms
Six additional external para flood lights
TV Protector over TV

Kitchen & Storage

Fully enclosed kitchen with a lockable door
Lockable storage area inside the garage

Additional Items

Extra clothesline
Separate front path

Two Completely Independent Spaces on One Title

This home contains two entirely separate living environments , positioned back-to-back, each with:

Its own full kitchen
Its own living/dining space
Its own private bedroom
Its own private accessible ensuite

Nothing is shared except the OOA room and the backyard.

This creates true independence, privacy, and dignity — a rare offering in Australia’s SDA landscape.

Why Participants Love This Design

No shared kitchens
No shared living rooms
No shared bathrooms
No daily tension or conflict
Full control over routines
A real home — not just a room in a shared setting

Participants get independence, privacy and autonomy every single day.

Why SIL Providers Prefer This Layout

No housemate conflict
Fewer behavioural triggers
Fewer reportable incidents
Predictable workflows
Easier rostering
Calmer environments
Better medication & equipment storage
Stronger long-term stability

The design removes the number one cause of issues in shared settings — shared living stress.

A Home Designed for Real-World Stability

This Super Robust SDA home at 29 Ambient Crescent is one of the strongest, safest, and most behaviour-ready environments available today.

Reinforced. Soundproofed. Impact-resistant. Low sensory. Secure.

This is Super Robust, engineered far beyond standard Robust for long-term comfort.

Location & Local Benefits

Healthcare & Support

Wallan Medical & Specialist Centre – 8 min
Northern Hospital Epping – 26 min
Kilmore District Hospital – 22 min

Shops & Daily Needs

Mandalay Local Shops – 4 min
Wellington Square (Wallan) – 9 min
Coles Wallan – 10 min

Transport

Wallan Train Station – 11 min
Hume Freeway – 3 min
Future Beveridge Station – 2 min

Parks & Recreation

Beveridge Recreation Reserve – 3 min
Mandalay Golf Course – 5 min
Hadfield Park – 10 min

A calm, growing area with easy access to community, shops, support, and daily essentials.

Independence. Choice. Control.

A stronger build. A calmer environment. A home designed to protect independence, support choice, and return control to the participant — every day.

This is Super Robust, crafted by Necessity Housing and unmatched across Australia.

Your next chapter starts here.

Peter Fitzgerald

0408 791 489

peter@necessityhousing.com

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Location

4/39 Serene Terrace, Drysdale VIC 3222

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 05:08:20 GMT

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4/39 Serene Terrace, Drysdale VIC 3222

1 Room Available

High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites & Breakout Space

A High Physical Support SDA Home with Private Ensuite Living

Private Participant Ensuites | OOA Included | Breakout Room / Second Living

4/39 Serene Terrace, Drysdale is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This single-storey residence has been created for participants who need a highly accessible, support-ready home that still feels warm, settled, and comfortable to live in every day.

The home supports two participants , with each person provided with their own bedroom and private ensuite. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included so support can be nearby when required, while still allowing participant spaces to remain private and separate.

The layout has been carefully planned to support independence, privacy, mobility, and daily comfort. Step-free access, accessible internal circulation, future ceiling hoist provision, emergency power solutions, assistive technology readiness, and accessible kitchen and bathroom design are all built into the home from the beginning. This is a home designed to support real daily living, not just compliance.

Main Living Area

Open Space for Everyday Routine

The open-plan living and dining area sits at the centre of the home and connects naturally with the kitchen and outdoor area. This gives participants a shared space for meals, relaxing, visitors, and everyday routines, while still allowing enough room for support to be provided respectfully when needed.

The kitchen is positioned directly beside the living and dining area, creating a practical daily hub. The design includes accessible kitchen features such as an adjustable-height island bench, wheelchair-accessible pantry provision, accessible benchtop areas, task lighting, and practical appliance placement.

This shared area is designed to feel residential and easy to live in. It supports participants to stay involved in everyday activities such as preparing meals, spending time with others, or moving between indoor and outdoor spaces with greater confidence.

The additional breakout room / second living area gives the home another important layer of flexibility. It can be used as a quieter retreat, a second lounge, a space for regulation, or simply somewhere to step away from the main shared living area when needed. In a shared SDA home, this kind of extra space can make daily routines feel calmer and more manageable.

Participant Suites

Privacy with Support Built In

Both participant bedrooms are designed as proper private spaces within the home. Each bedroom includes built-in robe storage and is positioned with nearby access to its own participant ensuite, giving each person a stronger sense of privacy, routine, and independence.

The bedrooms are planned to support High Physical Support requirements, including practical circulation around bedroom furniture and future ceiling hoist provision. This gives participants and support teams more flexibility over time, especially if mobility or transfer needs change.

Having two separate participant bedrooms with private ensuites is one of the strongest features of this home. It allows participants to share a home while still having their own personal space, their own bathroom, and a layout that supports dignity in daily routines.

Ensuite Bathrooms

Personal Care Made Easier

Each participant bedroom is supported by its own ensuite. This helps reduce the pressure of shared bathroom use and gives each participant a more private and respectful setting for personal care.

The ensuites are designed with accessibility in mind, including step-free shower areas, accessible toilet, shower and basin arrangements, reinforced sanitary walls for future fittings, and slip-resistant wet area flooring.

These bathroom spaces are intended to support safer routines without feeling clinical. They allow support workers to assist where required, while helping participants maintain privacy, dignity, and control over their daily care.

Kitchen, Dining and Daily Living

Practical Design for Real Use

The kitchen connects directly with the living and dining area, making the home feel open, functional, and easy to move through. This connection supports everyday routines such as cooking, eating, socialising, and relaxing without the home feeling crowded or difficult to navigate.

The kitchen includes accessible design features that support High Physical Support living, including an adjustable-height island bench, accessible benchtop provision, wheelchair-accessible pantry provision, task lighting above work areas, and slip-resistant kitchen flooring.

The living and dining area provides a comfortable shared space with room for daily movement and support. It has been planned to make everyday life easier for participants while also giving SIL providers a clear and practical environment for consistent support delivery.

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) Room

Support Nearby, Privacy Protected

The home includes a dedicated OOA room so overnight support can be provided when required. The OOA arrangement supports both participant bedrooms, giving participants reassurance that help can be nearby while still maintaining a clear separation between participant living areas and support spaces.

The OOA room is supported by a separate carer ensuite, which helps make overnight and daily support operations more practical. Its position near the entrance and service side of the home allows support workers to be present without sitting directly within the main participant living spaces.

This layout helps protect privacy while still making the home practical for SIL providers. Participants have their own bedrooms, their own ensuites, shared living space, outdoor access, and a support arrangement that is close but not intrusive.

Outdoor Living

Fresh Air Without Leaving Home

The home includes a main outdoor area connected to the living space, along with participant courtyard areas positioned near the bedroom side of the home. This gives participants more than one way to access outdoor space, whether they want fresh air, quiet time, or a change of environment.

The outdoor areas have been planned with accessible movement in mind, including step-free access principles and practical surfaces. The main outdoor area gives the shared living space a natural extension, while the courtyard areas provide more private outdoor options closer to the participant bedrooms.

The home also includes practical external features such as a service yard, clothesline area, rainwater tank, bin enclosure, and dedicated storage. These details help the property function well day to day without interfering with the main participant living areas.

High Physical Support Features

Accessibility Built Into the Home

This home has been designed from the start to support High Physical Support SDA requirements while still feeling like a comfortable, residential home.

The single-level layout supports easier movement through the home, with step-free access, level internal transitions, wide internal circulation, accessible door hardware positioning, and accessible connections between participant bedrooms, ensuites, kitchen, living areas, laundry, outdoor areas, and support spaces.

The home also includes important High Physical Support provisions such as future ceiling hoist readiness to participant bedrooms, emergency power solutions, whole-home internet and Wi-Fi coverage provision, participant-to-support communication system provision, smoke alarms in bedrooms and living spaces, fire sprinklers, and emergency evacuation planning requirements.

The result is a home that supports independence and safety in a practical way. It is designed to help participants move through their day with greater confidence, while giving SIL providers a layout that supports safe, consistent, and respectful care.

Location and Local Amenities

4/39 Serene Terrace is located in Drysdale, a quieter Bellarine Peninsula community with access to everyday shops, medical services, parks, and transport connections. The location supports participants who want a more settled residential environment while still keeping essential services within practical reach.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Woolworths Drysdale

16 Wyndham Street, Drysdale VIC 3222

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Coles Drysdale

Murradoc Road, Drysdale VIC 3222

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Drysdale Recreation Reserve

96 Wyndham Street, Drysdale VIC 3222

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Lake Lorne Reserve

51-59 Reserve Road, Curlewis VIC 3222

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Medical

Bellarine Community Health Drysdale

23-25 Palmerston Street, Drysdale VIC 3222

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Drysdale Clinic

15 Collins Street, Drysdale VIC 3222

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Transport

Drysdale Village Shopping Centre / High Street Bus Stop

High Street, Drysdale VIC 3222

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable: car, support vehicle, or local bus connection

South Geelong Station

Yarra Street, South Geelong VIC 3220

Approx. 25 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

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Location

19 Garganey Rd, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

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19 Garganey Rd, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Available Now | 1 Room Available

Two Independent Homes with OOA

Robust

Purpose Built Robust SDA – Two Separate Homes

This property has been designed and certified under the NDIS SDA Design Standard 1.1 – Robust category, and assessed at Final As Built stage (with 1 currently occupied and 1 available).

Importantly, this is two completely independent dwellings under one title . Each home functions separately, with its own:

• Private entry
• Kitchen
• Living and dining area
• Participant bedroom with ensuite
• Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room
• Laundry
• Outdoor space

The Robust design category includes resilient materials, sound insulation to participant bedrooms, reinforced sanitary walls and high impact finishes, as confirmed in the Final As Built certification

This setup is ideal for participants who want independence while still having access to shared SIL support on site.

Home One

Private and Self Contained

Home One offers a bright, modern layout with open plan living and a calm neutral interior.

Participant Bedroom

• Generous proportions
• Large windows allowing natural light
• Split system heating and cooling
• Sound insulation
• Reinforced walls for fixtures
• Direct access to private ensuite

The space feels airy and uncluttered, ready to be personalised.

Private Ensuite

Designed for safety and ease of use:
• Hobless, step free shower
• Grab rail reinforcement
• Slip resistant flooring
• Clear circulation space
• Durable, resilient finishes

All sanitary compartments include reinforced walls to SDA Robust requirements

Kitchen, Living and Dining

The open plan layout creates excellent visibility and flow.

• Modern appliances
• Dishwasher
• Durable cabinetry
• Easy clean surfaces
• Wide clear circulation
• Timber look flooring

The kitchen is positioned to allow both independence and easy supervision when required.

Onsite Overnight Assistance Room

A dedicated OOA room is provided within the dwelling, allowing overnight support while maintaining participant privacy

Home Two

The second home mirrors the same high standard, with its own completely separate entry and internal layout.

This allows:
• Two participants to live independently
• Reduced environmental stress
• Separation of living environments
• Flexible SIL delivery

Each home contains:
• 1 Robust SDA participant bedroom
• 1 private ensuite
• 1 OOA room
• Open plan living
• Laundry
• Secure outdoor area

Both dwellings are certified as Robust design with two total Robust bedrooms approved

Robust Features Throughout

As certified at Final As Built stage:

• High impact wall linings
• Vandal resistant fixtures
• Solid core doors
• Sound insulation to participant bedrooms
• Slip resistant flooring
• Reinforced sanitary walls
• Resilient materials designed for heavy use

These features are built in quietly and discreetly, maintaining a genuine residential feel while meeting Robust requirements.

Outdoor Areas

Each home has access to secure, manageable outdoor space with:

• Fully fenced yard
• Grass area
• Clear pathways
• Step free access from inside

The backyard spaces are practical for downtime, recreation or supported activities.

Location

Situated in a growing residential pocket within the City of Greater Geelong, the home offers access to essential services while remaining in a quiet neighbourhood setting.

Shopping & Daily Needs

Armstrong Creek Town Centre

33 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 4 minutes by car
Approx 8 minutes by bike

Woolworths, pharmacy, cafes, medical services and specialty retail.

The Village Warralily

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 6 minutes by car

Coles, medical centre, allied health, cafes and takeaway.

Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre

173–199 Pioneer Road, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216
Approx 10 minutes by car

Major shopping centre including Kmart, Coles, Aldi, Reading Cinemas and medical services.

Parks & Outdoor Space

Armstrong Creek Shared Trail Network

Walking and cycling paths throughout the estate
Accessible within minutes on foot

Sparrow Park

Sparrow Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 3 minutes by car
Approx 10 minutes walking

Open green space and walking areas.

Medical Services

Armstrong Creek Medical Centre

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 6 minutes by car

University Hospital Geelong

272–322 Ryrie Street, Geelong VIC 3220
Approx 18–20 minutes by car

Major regional public hospital.

Transport

Bus services operate along Barwon Heads Road connecting to:

Marshall Train Station

Marshalltown Road, Marshall VIC 3216
Approx 10 minutes by car

From Marshall Station:
Train to Melbourne Southern Cross – approx 1 hour 15 minutes.

Why This Property Works for Participants & SIL Providers

• Two independent homes on one title
• Certified Robust SDA
• Separate kitchens and living areas
• Dedicated OOA rooms in each home
• Sound-insulated participant bedrooms
• Durable, long-term tenancy design
• Clear separation of spaces
• Secure, manageable outdoor areas
• Easy vehicle access and double garage

This property balances independence and privacy with practical, efficient SIL support delivery.

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Location

43 Kalu Street, Griffin QLD 4503

Mon, 30 Mar 2026 04:32:34 GMT

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43 Kalu Street, Griffin QLD 4503

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High Physical Support | 3 Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites

High Physical Support SDA with Space, Privacy and Practical Design

3 Participants | Onsite Overnight Assistance | Final-As-Built Certified

43 Kalu Street, Griffin is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for 3 participants , with a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room and a layout that balances accessibility, privacy, and everyday liveability.

This is not a retrofitted home or a compromised design. It is a single-storey residence created for participants who need a home that supports real daily life, with the space to move comfortably, the features to support complex needs, and the layout to make both independence and support work properly.

The documentation provided confirms Final-As-Built High Physical Support certification , with design requirements including step-free access , wide circulation spaces , future ceiling hoist provision , emergency power support , intercom capability , and high-speed internet and Wi-Fi coverage throughout the home .

The Heart of the Home

Open, Bright and Built to Be Used

The central living zone is generous, open, and easy to navigate. The home includes a large open-plan living and dining area connected to an oversized kitchen, creating a shared space that feels practical and homely rather than tight or clinical.

Natural light, broad open areas, and direct connection to the covered outdoor patio help the home feel calm and functional from the moment you walk in. The photos show a clean, modern interior palette with strong natural light, open floor space, and easy movement throughout.

Three Participant Bedrooms

Private, Spacious and Support-Ready

This home is designed for 3 participant bedrooms , with each room feeling genuinely usable rather than squeezed in. Each participant bedroom is supported by its own bathroom arrangement, with room for a queen bed , clear circulation around the bed, robe space, and practical power point placement.

The participant bedrooms also include:

Provision for future ceiling hoist installation
Reverse-cycle air-conditioning
Accessible controls
Wide doorway circulation
Good natural light and usable outlook

The photos reinforce that these rooms are not just compliant on paper. They are large, bright, and practical , with enough space to support equipment, movement, and day-to-day routines without feeling crowded.

Bathrooms

Accessible, Well Sized and Properly Designed

The home includes three participant ensuites or bathroom zones plus a separate bathroom arrangement servicing the OOA or staff area.

Key bathroom features include:

An AS1428.1-compliant WC
A hobless corner shower
An accessible hand wash basin
Slip-resistant sanitary flooring
Wall reinforcement for future grabrail and support installation

The bathrooms shown in the photos present exactly the kind of layout you want in HPS: open floor area, easy access, clean circulation, and practical fittings .

Kitchen

HPS Features Without Losing the Feel of a Real Home

The kitchen is one of the standout parts of this property. It is large, open, and directly connected to the main living area, with extensive cabinetry, generous bench space, an in-built oven, cooktop, dishwasher, and strong circulation.

Important HPS kitchen features include:

At least 1550mm clearance in front of fixed benches and appliances
Task lighting above workspaces
Wall oven positioned beside an accessible benchtop
A height-adjustable benchtop
Wheelchair-accessible pantry
Drawer-style dishwasher
Slip-resistant kitchen flooring

This is the kind of kitchen that supports real use, not just visual compliance.

Onsite Overnight Assistance

Support Close By, Without Taking Over the Home

The dedicated OOA room is positioned separately from the three participant bedrooms, giving staff their own defined space while helping preserve privacy for the people living in the home.

That matters in practice. Good OOA design means support is close when needed, but the home still feels like the participant’s home first .

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room that is not shared with another dwelling .

Outdoor Area

Covered, Fenced and Easy to Access

The home includes a covered patio opening from the main living area, plus a fenced yard , giving participants accessible outdoor space that feels private and usable.

Step-free thresholds to external doors leading to private open space are a key part of making the outdoor area genuinely practical for daily use.

The patio is sheltered, low maintenance, and connected directly to the home in a way that makes it part of everyday life, not an afterthought.

Arrival, Access and Circulation

Easy to Move Through from Front Boundary to Internal Living Areas

The accessibility bones of the home are strong, including:

Safe, continuous step-free access
Covered external entry
Level landing at the entrance
Wide clear door openings
Minimum 1200mm internal corridors and passageways

The floor plan also shows a double garage plus additional off-street parking, which adds another layer of practicality for support staff, visitors, and accessible vehicle use.

What Makes This Home High Physical Support

Certified Features That Matter Day to Day

This home includes the key features expected of a Final-As-Built High Physical Support dwelling , including:

Future ceiling hoist provision to participant bedrooms with 250kg capacity
Emergency power for minimum 2-hour outage support to bedroom GPOs and automated entry and egress doors
Video intercom or communication system
High-speed internet with Wi-Fi coverage throughout
Smoke alarms to bedrooms and living spaces
Reverse-cycle air-conditioning to bedrooms and living areas with accessible controls

That is where this property becomes more than just a nice-looking house. The underlying design has been set up to support higher physical needs, future adaptability, and smoother daily living .

Why This Home Works

What stands out here is that the home feels genuinely liveable .

It gives participants:

3 true participant bedrooms
Strong bathroom provision
A generous shared living zone
A large HPS kitchen
A separate OOA room
Covered outdoor space
The right certified HPS backbone behind it all

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Location

52 Stanmore Cres, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

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52 Stanmore Crescent,

Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

LEASED

2-Participant Home

Robust with OOA

Safe. Secure. Built for Stability.

2 Participant Robust SDA | 24/7 OOA | Breakout Space | Fully Furnished

Set in a quiet, established pocket of Wyndham Vale, this Robust SDA home for two participants is designed for those who need both a peaceful setting and strong-built housing that supports complex behavioural needs. From soundproofed construction to reinforced materials, this home offers a secure, calming environment without compromising on comfort or livability.

Designed for Robust Living with Privacy in Mind

2 large participant bedrooms with built-in robes, generous floor space, and durable construction
2 private ensuites , each fitted with step-free access, reinforced finishes, and anti-ligature fixtures
Open-plan kitchen, meals and family zone —fully soundproofed, light-filled and accessible
Dedicated 24/7 Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) space with direct access to common areas
Breakout room —perfect as a quiet retreat, de-escalation space, or therapeutic use
Step-free entry, extra-wide doors, and reinforced internal walls and hardware
Slip-resistant vinyl flooring and safety-focused layout throughout
Private outdoor alfresco with low-maintenance garden, secure fencing, and safe accessibility

Every space within this home has been purpose-built to provide privacy, structure, and calm—even during moments of high need.

Robust Features That Go Beyond the Basics

This home is fully certified under the Robust SDA design category , offering:

Laminated safety glass across all windows
Vandal-resistant switches, fittings, and power points
Sound-rated internal walls for acoustic control
Anti-ligature cabinetry, handles, and sanitaryware
High-impact resistant doors, walls and hardware
Reinforced cabinetry and tamper-resistant air conditioning units
Full compliance with SDA Robust standards , including durable materials throughout

A Location That Offers Calm and Convenience

Located in the growing Wyndham Vale corridor, you’ll enjoy both peaceful living and easy access to everyday supports:

5 minutes to Manor Lakes Central , including Coles, Kmart, chemist, GP clinics and cafés
7 minutes to Wyndham Vale Train Station with direct V/Line services to Melbourne CBD
Close to allied health and community services , with NDIS providers nearby
Quick access to Presidents Park and Riverbend Historical Park for outdoor activities
Less than 15 minutes to Werribee Mercy Hospital and Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre

Fully Furnished & Move-In Ready

All furniture is included and selected for durability, comfort, and participant safety—allowing participants to settle in with ease from day one. The kitchen is fully equipped, the bedrooms are styled for warmth, and the living spaces are ready to support both everyday life and clinical requirements.

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Location

15 Happiness, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

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15 Happiness, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

1 Rented 1 Available

Robust SDA | 2 Participant Home + OOA | Stable Living in Wyndham Vale

A More Private Robust SDA Home

Robust SDA | 2 Participant Home + OOA | 1 Rented, 1 Available

15 Happiness Way, Wyndham Vale is a purpose-built 2-participant Robust SDA home with a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room. It is designed for participants who need a stronger, safer, and more predictable home environment while still supporting independence, privacy, and everyday routine.

This home currently has 1 participant rented and 1 participant vacancy available, making it suitable for a new participant seeking Robust SDA accommodation in a supported shared living setting.

The home is located at Lot 4142 Happiness Way, Wyndham Vale, prepared for a single-level residential build. The ground floor planning supports practical movement through the home, with a layout suited to everyday living, support delivery, and participant comfort.

Living That Feels Settled

Structured, Comfortable and Support-Friendly

The main living areas are planned to support a stable day-to-day routine. The home provides shared spaces for relaxing, meals, support interactions, and everyday activity while still allowing participants to retreat to their own private bedroom when needed.

For participants, the layout helps create a clearer and more predictable environment. For SIL providers, the home supports practical supervision, smoother daily routines, and responsive support without making the space feel clinical or over-managed.

Bedrooms Made for Privacy

Personal Space Within Supported Living

The home includes 2 participant bedrooms, with 1 participant currently rented and 1 participant vacancy available. Each bedroom provides a private space for rest, routine, and personal belongings within the wider shared home.

In a Robust SDA setting, personal retreat space matters. This layout supports participants who may benefit from stronger boundaries between shared activity areas and private spaces, helping reduce stress and support a more settled home environment.

A Practical Daily Hub

Connected Spaces for Everyday Routines

The kitchen, dining, and living areas are positioned to support simple daily routines, including meals, quiet time, visits, and support interactions. The home has been planned around clear movement and practical use, giving participants and support staff a space that feels straightforward to navigate.

This is not a layout that relies on complexity. It is designed to support routine, visibility, comfort, and day-to-day function in a way that suits Robust SDA living.

Support Close By

OOA Included for Overnight Assistance

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included so support can be available within the home when required. This helps participants maintain privacy and independence while still providing reassurance that overnight assistance can be close by.

For a 2-participant Robust SDA home, onsite support capacity is a key part of making the home work well. It allows support teams to respond when needed while keeping participant areas focused on living, not service delivery.

Outdoor Space for Reset

Simple, Secure and Easy to Use

The outdoor area gives participants access to fresh air and a change of setting as part of daily life. A manageable outdoor space is valuable in Robust SDA because it can support calm routines, supervised outdoor time, and a stronger connection between indoor and outdoor living.

The focus is on usability rather than complexity, giving participants a space that feels safe, residential, and easy to maintain.

Robust Design With Purpose

Built for Stability and Long-Term Living

As a Robust SDA home, 15 Happiness Way is suited to participants who require a more durable and structured environment. The design supports safety, privacy, reduced household stress, and long-term liveability.

The property may suit participants with Robust SDA funding, SIL providers seeking a practical 2-participant home with OOA, and families looking for a stable accommodation option in Wyndham Vale with one current vacancy available.

Location and Local Amenities

15 Happiness Way is located in Wyndham Vale, a growing residential area in Melbourne’s west with access to everyday shopping, parks, medical services, and transport options. The location supports participants and SIL teams with nearby services while still offering a residential setting.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Manor Lakes Central

455 Ballan Road, Manor Lakes VIC 3024

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Wyndham Vale Square Shopping Centre

210 Ballan Road, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Presidents Park

McGrath Road, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Wyndham Vale Reserve

Honour Avenue, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Wyndham Vale Health Care

127 Ballan Road, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Werribee Mercy Hospital

300 Princes Highway, Werribee VIC 3030

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Wyndham Vale Station

Manor Lakes Boulevard, Manor Lakes VIC 3024

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Wyndham Vale Bus Connections

Manor Lakes Boulevard, Manor Lakes VIC 3024

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

104 Barracouta Dr, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

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104 Barracouta Drive,

Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

1 Leased 1 Available

True Robust SDA – Back-to-Back, Built to Last

This is not just another Robust SDA build — this is Robust done right. Purpose-built for participants with complex behavioural and physical needs, 104 Barracouta Drive features two completely independent residences back-to-back under one title, each crafted to deliver safety, strength, and long-term stability (with 1 residence currently occupied and 1 available).

Every material, layout, and design feature has been selected to reduce risk, minimise triggers, and empower residents to live confidently and independently.

Two Robust Residences – Back-to-Back and Completely Separate

Each residence includes:

Private bedroom with built-in robe and fully accessible ensuite
Open-plan living and meals area that’s fully wheelchair friendly
Durable kitchen with overhead cupboards, robust fittings, and safety-first design
Step-free thresholds and wide doorways for seamless access throughout
Direct access to a private courtyard for outdoor calm and connection
Separate front entry and private layout to eliminate conflict and promote privacy

Robust By Design – Built for Safety, Stability and Peace

Villaboard lining to all ensuite walls
12mm thick high-impact walling throughout key areas
Acoustic insulation between and within both homes for noise control
In situ showers with vandal-resistant design and reinforced tiling
Accessible thresholds with 35mm over 280mm length max for mobility aid compatibility
Secure fittings and tamper-resistant features throughout

Around-the-Clock Support

Both homes are serviced by:

A shared OOA room and entry foyer , discreetly positioned between the two residences
Full step-free access to shared staff areas
Proximity that allows for supervision without compromising resident independence

Located in a Thriving, Growing Region

Armstrong Creek is one of Victoria’s fastest-growing urban developments — and for good reason. Surrounded by green spaces, established amenities, and billion-dollar infrastructure investments, it offers the ideal balance of peace, access, and opportunity.

Walking distance to Armstrong Creek Town Centre – a $1B+ hub of retail, healthcare, and dining
Minutes to Epworth Hospital and Waurn Ponds shopping precinct
Easy access to Deakin University , schools, allied health, and local parks
Close to Torquay Beach and the Bellarine Peninsula – a true coastal lifestyle
Well-serviced by public transport and major roads to Geelong and Melbourne

Back-to-Back, but Never Compromised

104 Barracouta Drive offers two safe, completely independent homes under one title, each built for long-term Robust SDA support. This is a rare offering — a high-quality back-to-back configuration that never sacrifices privacy, space, or safety.

Contact us today to find out how this Robust SDA home can support a better, more independent lifestyle for you or your participant.

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Location

74 Buchanan Blvd, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

Sun, 29 Mar 2026 05:59:26 GMT

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74 Buchanan Boulevard,

Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

1 Leased 1 Available

Two Independent Spaces on One Title | Robust with OOA

Robust Dual-Home SDA Living in Armstrong Creek — Independent, Secure, and Supportive

Two Independent Homes on One Title | Robust SDA | Purpose-Built for NDIS Participants

This isn’t a shared home — it’s two completely separate, purpose-built Robust SDA residences under one roof. With no shared internal spaces, each residence has its own secure entrance, private kitchen, living area, bedroom, ensuite, and direct access to dedicated 24/7 Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA).

Carefully designed to support participants with complex or higher behavioural needs, this home delivers privacy, durability, and daily comfort in a thriving Armstrong Creek community.

Two Independent Residences. One Resilient Build.

Each home includes:

Private bedroom with built-in storage, fully soundproofed and reinforced
Private ensuite with hobless shower, wide turning circles, grab rails, and secure finishes
Open-plan kitchen, dining and living zone with smart storage and durable cabinetry
Private backyard — fenced, low-maintenance, and directly accessible
Dedicated OOA room between the two homes for discreet 24/7 support
No shared indoor areas — complete privacy and separation for both participants

Purpose-Built for Robust Living

Designed for safety, strength, and peace of mind, this home meets full Robust SDA standards :

Reinforced walls, doors, and cabinetry throughout
Soundproofing between and within residences for calm, sensory-friendly environments
Slip-resistant vinyl flooring for smooth movement and durability
Split system air conditioning and ceiling fans in all main rooms
Step-free access , wide doorways, and smooth navigation throughout
Emergency power backup system for added security

Modern Style, Thoughtful Design

While built for robustness, this home doesn’t feel clinical. Neutral tones, natural light, and well-zoned living areas create a sense of calm and livability.

From preparing meals independently to relaxing in your own backyard, every part of this home supports comfort, dignity, and independence .

Connected and Peaceful — The Best of Armstrong Creek

Located in a quiet residential street, this property offers peaceful surroundings with access to everything nearby:

3 minutes to Armstrong Creek Town Centre
Close to medical centres, allied health services, and local shops
Under 15 minutes to Geelong CBD and Epworth Hospital
Easy access to Barwon Heads, Torquay, and the Bellarine for day trips and fresh air

Privacy. Strength. Support.
74 Buchanan Boulevard delivers Robust SDA living that feels like home — independent, high-quality, and built to last.

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15 Dove Avenue, Winter Valley VIC 3358

Sun, 29 Mar 2026 02:23:03 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuite Living

A High Physical Support Home Made for Everyday Confidence

Private Ensuites | OOA Included | Outdoor Living Area

15 Dove Avenue, Winter Valley is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This single-storey residence has been created for participants who need higher physical support while still wanting a home that feels comfortable, private, and easy to settle into.

The layout supports independence, dignity, and daily routine. The home includes two SDA participant bedrooms, each with private ensuite access to make personal care more comfortable and less disruptive. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is also included, allowing support to remain close while participant spaces stay clearly respected.

The home brings together step-free access principles, accessible circulation, ceiling hoist provisions, reinforced sanitary walls, assistive technology readiness, emergency power provision, and a practical single-level design. These features help participants and SIL providers manage everyday routines with more confidence, safety, and ease.

Everyday Living

Connected, Calm and Practical

The main kitchen, meals, and family area sits at the centre of the home, creating a shared space that feels open, usable, and easy to move through. This part of the home supports everyday routines such as preparing meals, relaxing, spending time with others, and receiving support in a natural residential setting.

The kitchen connects directly with the meals and family area, helping reduce unnecessary movement between spaces. In a High Physical Support home, that kind of simple, connected layout can make a real difference to comfort, confidence, and daily flow.

A separate lounge near the entry gives the home another flexible living space. It can be used for quiet time, visitors, or as a second place to relax away from the main shared area. This added choice is valuable in shared SDA living because it gives participants more control over how they use the home throughout the day.

Private Participant Spaces

Personal Rooms with Ensuite Access

The home includes two SDA participant bedrooms, designed to give each person their own private space for rest, routine, and personal control. The bedroom arrangement supports privacy while still allowing support to remain nearby when required.

Each participant bedroom has access to its own ensuite, helping reduce reliance on shared bathroom spaces and supporting more dignified personal care routines. This arrangement can be especially important for participants who need assistance with transfers, showering, dressing, or other daily supports.

Ceiling hoist provision is included to the participant bedrooms and ensuites, supporting future equipment needs and helping the home remain suitable for long-term High Physical Support living. Built-in robe storage and air conditioning provision also support comfort, routine, and everyday practicality.

Kitchen and Shared Areas

Accessible Design for Daily Routines

The kitchen is designed to support daily living in a way that feels practical and familiar. It includes accessible kitchen requirements, provision for an adjustable bench, a wall oven, cooktop, sink, dishwasher, pull-out pantry storage, and task lighting above work areas.

The layout allows participants to remain connected to the meals and family area while cooking, receiving support, or spending time with others. Rather than feeling separate or difficult to access, the kitchen remains part of the everyday rhythm of the home.

The open living and dining arrangement also supports SIL operations by giving support workers clear, practical spaces to assist without crowding participants. This helps the home function well for real daily routines, not just occasional use.

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) Room

Responsive Support with Respectful Separation

The home includes a dedicated OOA room so overnight support can be provided when required. This gives participants, families, support coordinators, and SIL providers confidence that assistance can remain close by.

The layout keeps participant spaces and support spaces clearly considered, helping maintain privacy while still supporting timely response. This balance is important in High Physical Support SDA because the home needs to feel safe and support-ready without feeling clinical.

For SIL providers, the OOA room also supports smoother overnight operations and a more practical staffing arrangement within the home.

Outdoor Living

Fresh Air Within Easy Reach

The home includes an outdoor living area connected to the main living space, giving participants a simple and usable place to spend time outside. This provides another option for quiet time, fresh air, or relaxed social moments without needing to leave the property.

The outdoor area works as a practical extension of the home, supporting a more flexible daily routine. It gives participants another setting for rest, regulation, conversation, or a quiet change of environment.

For participants, this adds choice and comfort. For support teams, it creates another calm space that can be used as part of everyday wellbeing and routine.

High Physical Support Features

Support-Ready From Day One

15 Dove Avenue has been designed from the start to support High Physical Support requirements while still feeling like a real home. The single-level layout, step-free access principles, wide circulation requirements, accessible door hardware positioning, reinforced sanitary walls, slip-resistant flooring requirements, emergency power provision, and assistive technology readiness all support safer and more predictable daily living.

The home also includes fire sprinklers, smoke alarms in bedrooms and living areas, high-speed internet and Wi-Fi coverage provision, lockable windows, laundry provision, garage access, and practical storage. These details help the home work well for both participants and SIL providers over the long term.

The result is a home that supports accessibility, safety, and support delivery while still preserving warmth, privacy, and a genuine residential feel.

Location and Local Amenities

15 Dove Avenue is located in Winter Valley, within the broader Ballarat region. The location provides access to everyday shopping, medical services, parks, transport, and community amenities while remaining in a residential setting.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Delacombe Town Centre

315 Glenelg Hwy, Smythes Creek VIC 3351

Approx. 5 minutes by car (1.6 km)

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Stockland Wendouree Shopping Centre

Norman Street and Gillies Street North, Wendouree VIC 3355

Approx. 14 minutes by car (8.2 km)

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Winter Valley Rise Playground

40A Swan Boulevard, Winter Valley VIC 3358

Approx. 3 minutes by car (1.4 km)

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Winterfield Park Playground

Moritz Drive, Winter Valley VIC 3358

Approx. 5 minutes by car (2.4 km)

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Carn-Brae Clinic

328 Glenelg Hwy, Winter Valley VIC 3358

Approx. 5 minutes by car (2.1 km)

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Delacombe Medical Centre

Delacombe Town Centre, Pad 1, 315 Glenelg Hwy, Smythes Creek VIC 3351

Approx. 5 minutes by car (1.6 km)

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Ballarat Station

Lydiard Street North, Ballarat Central VIC 3350

Approx. 13 minutes by car (6.7 km)

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Wendouree Station

Gillies Street, Wendouree VIC 3355

Approx. 15 minutes by car (8.6 km)

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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90 Adelong Boulevard, Cobblebank VIC 3338

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90 Adelong Boulevard, Cobblebank VIC 3338

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High Physical Support SDA | Three Participant Home + OOA | Accessible Cobblebank Living

A Comfortable 3-Participant High Physical Support Home in Cobblebank

3-Participant Bedrooms | Two Bathrooms | Three Toilets | Onsite Overnight Assistance Included

90 Adelong Boulevard, Cobblebank VIC 3338 is a purpose-built SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. The property accepts participants funded for High Physical Support , Fully Accessible , and Improved Livability , making it suitable for participants who need a home that supports accessibility, safety, privacy, and everyday independence.

This single-storey home has been planned for three SDA residents , with three participant bedrooms, two bathrooms, three toilets, and a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room. The layout is practical and support-friendly, with participant bedrooms positioned away from the main living zone and shared areas designed to feel open, calm, and easy to move through.

The home includes accessible features, built-in wardrobes, cooling, emergency power backup, an ensuite, fire sprinklers, and good energy efficiency features. It has been designed to support participants with higher physical support needs while still feeling like a comfortable residential home rather than a clinical environment.

The Heart of the Home

A Generous Everyday Space for Connection and Comfort

The main living, dining, and kitchen area sits toward the rear of the home, creating a generous shared space for everyday routines, meals, relaxing, and time with visitors. The living area feels open and comfortable, while the kitchen is well-sized and positioned so participants can remain connected to the activity of the home.

The kitchen sits beside the living area, making it easy for residents to stay involved in daily routines such as preparing meals, spending time with housemates, or welcoming visitors. This layout is well suited to shared living because it offers connection when participants want it, while still giving each resident their own private bedroom to retreat to.

The open-plan arrangement also supports staff visibility and practical day-to-day assistance, particularly for participants who require regular support with mobility, meals, routines, or personal care.

Participant Bedrooms

Private Rooms with Space to Feel at Home

The home includes three participant bedrooms , each designed to feel like a proper private room rather than an adapted space. The bedrooms are positioned along one side of the home, creating a clear and private participant wing away from the busiest shared areas.

Each participant bedroom includes built-in wardrobe storage, giving residents a dedicated place for clothing, personal items, and everyday essentials. The rooms are large enough to feel comfortable and liveable, while still being close to bathrooms and shared areas for convenience and support.

This separation between bedrooms and shared areas is an important part of the home’s appeal. Participants can enjoy the social parts of the house when they choose, while still having their own quiet room to return to for privacy, rest, and personal routines.

Kitchen and Shared Areas

Daily Routines Made Simpler

The kitchen connects directly with the Family & Meals area, making cooking, meals, and daily activities easier to manage in the centre of the home.

The kitchen includes support-ready features such as an adjustable benchtop provision, induction cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher provision, pull-out pantry, accessible tapware, task lighting, and slip-resistant flooring. These features support practical use without making the space feel clinical.

The connection between the kitchen, meals, and living area helps participants stay involved in daily routines, whether that means preparing food, sharing meals, relaxing nearby, or receiving support in a clear and comfortable space.

Bathrooms and Toilets

Flexible Bathroom Access for Residents and Support Teams

The home includes two bathrooms and three toilets , which is a strong feature for a three-participant SDA setting. This gives residents and support teams more flexibility throughout the day and helps reduce pressure around personal care routines.

The bathrooms are positioned to support access from different parts of the home, including the participant's bedroom areas and the central hallway. A separate WC adds further practicality, particularly in a shared living environment where residents, support workers, and visitors may all be using the home at different times.

The design is suitable for High Physical Support living, with accessible features intended to make bathroom use safer, easier, and more manageable for participants and support workers.

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) Room

Nearby Support with Privacy Still Protected

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, supporting participants who require overnight support or the reassurance of staff being nearby.

The OOA room is positioned separately from the main participant bedroom wing, helping maintain privacy for residents while still allowing support workers to respond when needed. This is an important feature for SIL providers, as it supports practical staffing arrangements without taking away from the home-like feel of the property.

Outdoor Area

A Comfortable Alfresco for Fresh Air and Relaxed Living

The home includes a covered alfresco area located directly beside the living area. This creates an easy indoor-outdoor connection and gives participants a comfortable place to sit outside, enjoy fresh air, or spend time with visitors.

The outdoor space is simple, usable, and easy to enjoy. The grassed areas at the front and rear of the property add a softer residential feel, while the covered alfresco gives participants an outdoor option that can be used for quiet time, shared meals, or relaxed social moments.

The outdoor area is especially useful in a shared SDA home because it gives residents another place to spend time without needing to leave the property.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

A Home Designed Around Safety, Movement and Independence

This home has been designed to support the High Physical Support SDA category, with key features that assist participants with mobility, safety, comfort, and independence. The design includes accessible features, cooling, emergency power backup, fire sprinklers, built-in wardrobes, an ensuite, and good energy efficiency.

The layout also supports day-to-day care delivery. The central hallway provides clear movement through the home, the participant bedrooms are well separated from the main living area, and the bathrooms are positioned to support practical access from different parts of the house.

The garage, porch, laundry, linen storage, and broom cupboard add to the home’s functionality. These features help keep the property organised and easier to manage for participants, families, and support teams.

Location and Local Amenities

90 Adelong Boulevard is located in Cobblebank, in Melbourne’s growing western corridor. The property is close to everyday shopping, medical services, transport, parks, and community amenities, making it a practical location for participants, families, and SIL providers.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Cobblebank Village

201 to 243 Ferris Road, Cobblebank VIC 3338

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Coles Cobblebank

Cobblebank Village, 201 to 243 Ferris Road, Cobblebank VIC 3338

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Wilton Fields Village Park Playground

Wimbledon Boulevard, Strathtulloh VIC 3338

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Atherstone Adventure Park

Bridge Road, Strathtulloh VIC 3338

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Four Corners Medical

Suite 4, 201 Ferris Road, Cobblebank VIC 3338

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Melton Health Hub

195 to 209 Barries Road, Melton West VIC 3337

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Cobblebank Railway Station

Ferris Road, Cobblebank VIC 3338

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Cobblebank Railway Station Bus Interchange

Ferris Road, Cobblebank VIC 3338

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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94 Ashbury Boulevard, Armstrong Creek Victoria, 3217

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94 Ashbury Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home | Emergency Power | Full Accessibility

A Comfortable 2-Participant High Physical Support Home

Dual-Participant High Physical Support Home | Private Ensuites | 24/7 Support On-Site

94 Ashbury Boulevard, Armstrong Creek is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This is a brand-new single-storey residence built specifically for participants who need a home that is accessible, supportive, and designed to work with assistive equipment while still feeling comfortable and non-clinical.

The layout has been carefully planned to support independence, privacy, and everyday comfort. Both participant bedrooms include walk-in wardrobes and their own private ensuites, giving each person a proper private space within the home. A dedicated Overnight On-Call (OOA) room is included so support can be nearby when needed while still allowing participants to live independently.

Wide doorways, step-free internal access, slip-resistant flooring in key areas, reinforced bathroom walls, and consistent switch and power-point heights are all built into the design from the beginning rather than added later. Ceiling hoist provision, emergency power backup, and zoned climate control are also included. This is a home that is designed to feel natural to live in while still supporting accessibility, safety, and the use of mobility aids and assistive technology.

The Heart of the Home

A Spacious Environment for Connection

The open-plan living and dining area sits at the centre of the home and connects naturally to the kitchen, bedrooms, and outdoor alfresco space. The layout allows everyone to move comfortably without feeling crowded, while still feeling like a real home rather than a clinical space.

Lighting is designed to feel comfortable and practical for everyday living, with dimmable lighting provided in the main living areas and bedrooms. Light switches and power points are positioned consistently throughout the home to make daily routines simpler and easier to manage.

The separate media room adds an additional living space that can be used as a quiet retreat, entertainment space, or simply a calm place to relax. This extra space makes a real difference in shared living homes, giving everyone more flexibility in how they use the house.

Participant Bedrooms

Personal Sanctuaries Designed for Dignity

Both participant bedrooms are designed to feel like proper private rooms rather than adapted spaces. Each bedroom includes a walk-in wardrobe, giving participants more storage and making daily routines easier and less stressful.

Each bedroom is also connected to its own private ensuite. The bathrooms are designed with accessibility in mind, including step-free showers, slip-resistant flooring, reinforced walls to support grab rails or equipment, and layouts that are easier to move around in while still feeling comfortable and private.

Both bedrooms include ceiling hoist provision. This means the power and structure are already in place to install a 250kg constant charge ceiling hoist if needed, capable of going across and down the bed. This has been certified by a qualified structural engineer and makes it much easier to install hoisting equipment in the future without major building work.

Having two separate bedrooms with private bathrooms is one of the most important features in a shared SDA home. It allows both participants to live together while still maintaining real privacy and independence.

Kitchen and Living Spaces

Empowering Independence Through Better Design

The kitchen is positioned to connect directly with the living and dining area, making the home feel open and easy to move around in. The kitchen includes a wall oven with a side-hinged door and telescopic shelf, accessible benchtop space next to the cooktop and oven, and a height-adjustable benchtop section.

A drawer-style dishwasher is included, along with lever-style tapware and wheelchair-accessible pantry storage. Power points, lighting, and controls are positioned at consistent heights to make everyday use simpler.

Overnight On-Call (OOA) Room

Peace of Mind with On-Site Assistance

The home includes a dedicated OOA room so overnight support can be provided when needed. This allows participants to live independently while still having the reassurance that support is close by if required.

The layout keeps participant spaces separate from the OOA area, helping maintain privacy while still meeting support needs.

Outdoor Area

Accessible Fresh Air and Relaxation

The home includes a covered outdoor alfresco area that connects directly to the living space, making it easy to move between indoor and outdoor areas.

Slip-resistant flooring is provided in outdoor areas including the porch and alfresco, helping make outdoor spaces safer while still feeling comfortable and relaxed.

The backyard is designed to be simple, safe, and easy to maintain, giving participants an outdoor space to enjoy without it feeling overwhelming.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

Built-In Excellence for High Physical Support

This home has been designed from the start to support High Physical Support requirements while still feeling warm and comfortable.

Accessibility Features

Built to the Standard and Independently Verified

High Physical Support is the SDA design category for participants who require the highest level of physical accessibility, including wide circulation areas, accessible bathrooms, provision for ceiling hoists, emergency power, and assistive technology infrastructure.

The assessment summary and checklist confirm that this home has been built to comply with the High Physical Support design standard at Final-As-Built stage.

Features include:

Wide doorways throughout the home (950mm clear opening)
Step-free internal access
Slip-resistant flooring in key areas
Reinforced bathroom walls to support future grab rails or equipment
Consistent light switch and power-point heights
Easy-to-use fixtures and fittings
Private ensuites for both participants
Walk-in wardrobes in both bedrooms
Media room for additional space
Dedicated OOA room
Ceiling hoist provision in both participant bedrooms (certified for 250kg load capacity)
Emergency power backup to participant bedrooms and automated doors
Zoned reverse cycle air-conditioning
High-speed internet connection throughout the home
Video intercom or communication system
Power and cabling for future door and window automation

All of these features are part of the design itself rather than added afterwards, which makes a real difference to how the home feels day to day.

Location and Local Amenities

94 Ashbury Boulevard is located in a quiet residential area of Armstrong Creek, with essential services and everyday shopping only a short distance away. The location makes it easy for participants and support providers to access shops, parks, medical services, and transport without long travel times.

Shopping

Coles Armstrong Creek
170-200 Frontier Avenue, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Armstrong Creek Town Centre
Frontier Avenue, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Warralilly Boulevard Reserve
Warralilly Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx. 3 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car

Burdoo Reserve
Burdoo Drive, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx. 6 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car

Medical

Armstrong Creek Medical Centre
170-200 Frontier Avenue, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car

Geelong Superclinic
1 Epworth Place, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216
Approx. 10 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car

Transport

Armstrong Creek Bus Stops (Frontier Avenue)
Frontier Avenue, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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6 Avocet Way, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Sat, 28 Mar 2026 04:58:40 GMT

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6 Avocet Way, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

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A New Standard in Supported Living — Without SDA

Nestled within the burgeoning community of Weir Views, this remarkable 2-Participant High Physical Support home offers a sanctuary of comfort, support, and privacy (with 1 currently occupied and 1 available). This residence is thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of its occupants, providing high physical support and onsite OOA.

Whether you're seeking greater autonomy or looking to leave behind shared living, this is a space that supports your lifestyle on your terms — with 24/7 OOA built-in.

Private, Self-Sufficient Living

Each side of this home is its own fully independent space, offering everything you need for confident, everyday living.

Private participant bedroom with ensuite – fully accessible, soundproofed, and thoughtfully positioned
Open-plan living, dining and kitchen areas tailored for comfort and functionality
Secure backyard with undercover alfresco – your own space to enjoy the outdoors in peace
Durable flooring, wide hallways and easy navigation throughout
Private entryways ensure separation and independence

24/7 Onsite Support That’s Always There — Never in the Way

Discreetly built between both residences is a dedicated carer’s room with ensuite , enabling round-the-clock OOA without compromising your privacy or peace of mind.

The Best of Armstrong Creek at Your Door

Located in a growing, master-planned community just 10km south of Geelong, 6 Avocet Way is surrounded by all the infrastructure and green spaces you could need.

Warralily Village and Armstrong Creek Town Centre – supermarkets, GPs, chemists and cafes close by
Easy access to Surf Coast Highway and Barwon Heads Road
Parks, walking trails and quiet streets designed for calm and connection
Minutes to Torquay and the coast for weekend escapes

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16 Garganey Rd, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

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Two Independent Homes with OOA

Robust

Purpose Built Robust SDA – Two Separate Homes

This property has been designed and certified under the NDIS SDA Design Standard 1.1 – Robust category , and assessed at Final As Built stage .

Importantly, this is two completely independent dwellings under one title . Each home functions separately, with its own:

• Private entry
• Kitchen
• Living and dining area
• Participant bedroom with ensuite
• Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room
• Laundry
• Outdoor space

The Robust design category includes resilient materials, sound insulation to participant bedrooms, reinforced sanitary walls and high impact finishes, as confirmed in the Final As Built certification

This setup is ideal for participants who want independence while still having access to shared SIL support on site.

Home One

Private and Self Contained

Home One offers a bright, modern layout with open plan living and a calm neutral interior.

Participant Bedroom

• Generous proportions
• Large windows allowing natural light
• Split system heating and cooling
• Sound insulation
• Reinforced walls for fixtures
• Direct access to private ensuite

The space feels airy and uncluttered, ready to be personalised.

Private Ensuite

Designed for safety and ease of use:
• Hobless, step free shower
• Grab rail reinforcement
• Slip resistant flooring
• Clear circulation space
• Durable, resilient finishes

All sanitary compartments include reinforced walls to SDA Robust requirements

Kitchen, Living and Dining

The open plan layout creates excellent visibility and flow.

• Modern appliances
• Dishwasher
• Durable cabinetry
• Easy clean surfaces
• Wide clear circulation
• Timber look flooring

The kitchen is positioned to allow both independence and easy supervision when required.

Onsite Overnight Assistance Room

A dedicated OOA room is provided within the dwelling, allowing overnight support while maintaining participant privacy

Home Two

The second home mirrors the same high standard, with its own completely separate entry and internal layout.

This allows:
• Two participants to live independently
• Reduced environmental stress
• Separation of living environments
• Flexible SIL delivery

Each home contains:
• 1 Robust SDA participant bedroom
• 1 private ensuite
• 1 OOA room
• Open plan living
• Laundry
• Secure outdoor area

Both dwellings are certified as Robust design with two total Robust bedrooms approved

Robust Features Throughout

As certified at Final As Built stage:

These features are built in quietly and discreetly, maintaining a genuine residential feel while meeting Robust requirements.

Outdoor Areas

Each home has access to secure, manageable outdoor space with:

• Fully fenced yard
• Grass area
• Clear pathways
• Step free access from inside

The backyard spaces are practical for downtime, recreation or supported activities.

Location

Situated in a growing residential pocket within the City of Greater Geelong, the home offers access to essential services while remaining in a quiet neighbourhood setting.

Shopping & Daily Needs

Armstrong Creek Town Centre

33 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 4 minutes by car
Approx 8 minutes by bike

Woolworths, pharmacy, cafes, medical services and specialty retail.

The Village Warralily

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 6 minutes by car

Coles, medical centre, allied health, cafes and takeaway.

Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre

173–199 Pioneer Road, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216
Approx 10 minutes by car

Major shopping centre including Kmart, Coles, Aldi, Reading Cinemas and medical services.

Parks & Outdoor Space

Armstrong Creek Shared Trail Network

Walking and cycling paths throughout the estate
Accessible within minutes on foot

Sparrow Park

Sparrow Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 3 minutes by car
Approx 10 minutes walking

Open green space and walking areas.

Medical Services

Armstrong Creek Medical Centre

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 6 minutes by car

University Hospital Geelong

272–322 Ryrie Street, Geelong VIC 3220
Approx 18–20 minutes by car

Major regional public hospital.

Transport

Bus services operate along Barwon Heads Road connecting to:

Marshall Train Station

Marshalltown Road, Marshall VIC 3216
Approx 10 minutes by car

From Marshall Station:
Train to Melbourne Southern Cross – approx 1 hour 15 minutes.

Why This Property Works for Participants & SIL Providers

This property balances independence and privacy with practical, efficient SIL support delivery.

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Location

97 Robinson Street, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 03:52:33 GMT

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97 Robinson St, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

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Two Independent Spaces on One Title Robust with OOA

Welcome to 97 Robinson Street, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217. This exceptional ROBUST wheelchair-friendly home offers two separate residences under one roof, a rare feature in the market. The serene colour palettes and contemporary interior design give the house a calm atmosphere.

At Necessity Housing, we prioritise the wants and needs of participants, emphasising comfort, accessibility, and design.

Each residence comes fully furnished, providing a ready-to-enjoy solution for your comfort. Privacy is critical, with onsite OOA, protected walls, and soundproofing in the bedroom, kitchen, dining, and living areas. The thoughtfully designed garage with concealed access ensures secure parking for two vehicles.

Step into the outdoor retreat of the backyard haven. This thoughtfully curated area serves as a place for relaxation, socialisation, and a secure sanctuary, inviting you to unwind and connect with housemates, family, and friends.

Armstrong Creek, just 13km south of Geelong CBD, has transformed from farmland to a thriving master-planned community. Adjacent to Mt Duneed, Charlemont, and other suburbs, it forms a significant growth corridor. The community offers a range of amenities, including parks, schools, and shopping centres, all within a short distance from your doorstep. The newly opened Armstrong Creek Town Centre is a hub of activity, with various shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.

With a $2 billion precinct underway and the first stage of a $1 billion town centre opening in 2020, the area is set to accommodate over 100,000 residents. The suburb's population increased by 7,000 between 2016 and 2021 and continues to grow rapidly.

Armstrong Creek is a bustling hub of development, with multiple billion-dollar projects currently underway. These exciting endeavours are not only attracting new residents but also creating valuable job opportunities. The neighbourhood offers convenient access to a wealth of amenities, employment options, transportation networks, and essential healthcare facilities like Epworth Hospital and the University Hospital, making it an ideal location for those seeking a balanced lifestyle.

Located just a short drive from Armstrong Creek, the Bellarine Peninsula offers a perfect getaway for residents seeking a coastal escape. Whether it's exploring charming seaside towns, catching some waves at iconic surf spots like Bells Beach, or indulging in fresh seafood and local delights in Torquay, the Bellarine Peninsula provides endless opportunities for relaxation and adventure right on your doorstep.

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Location

32 Raam Circuit, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 03:39:14 GMT

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32 Raam Circuit, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

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Welcome to 32 Raam Circuit, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217 —a ROBUST SDA home purposefully designed to provide two fully independent residences under one roof . Each participant enjoys a completely self-contained living space , ensuring true privacy, autonomy, and comfort while still having access to support when needed.

Two Completely Separate Homes in One

This home is not shared accommodation —each participant has their own fully private residence , with no need to compromise on space or independence. Each residence includes:

A spacious bedroom with a private ensuite , creating a personal retreat designed for comfort and accessibility.
A fully equipped kitchen, dining, and living area , ensuring complete independence in daily living.
Soundproofed walls and protected living areas , providing a peaceful and quiet environment.
A dedicated carer’s room with Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) , ensuring discreet but always-accessible support.
A secure, private backyard , giving each resident a personal outdoor space to unwind in privacy.

Designed for True Independence

Unlike traditional shared accommodation, this home allows each participant to live independently while benefiting from specialised support features , including:

Two separate, fully functional living spaces , meaning no shared kitchen, living, or personal areas.
Wide hallways and step-free access , ensuring smooth and safe mobility throughout the home.
A secure double garage with private access , enhancing convenience and independence.

Every element of 32 Raam Circuit is designed to empower residents —offering a home where they can live independently, make their own choices, and feel completely at ease .

A Thriving Community with Everything Close By

Armstrong Creek has transformed into a bustling, master-planned community , offering both peaceful suburban living and modern urban convenience . Located alongside Mt Duneed and Charlemont , this region is a key growth corridor , providing excellent access to amenities, employment hubs, and essential services .

Armstrong Creek Town Centre and Warralily Village offer major retailers, medical facilities, and everyday essentials , ensuring convenience at your doorstep. With well-maintained green spaces, parks, and walking trails , the suburb encourages an active and relaxed lifestyle .

Seamless Connectivity

Armstrong Creek is well-connected to Geelong and Melbourne , with:

Direct access to major transport routes like the Geelong Ring Road and Princes Freeway .
Reliable public transport services , making commuting and daily travel effortless.
Planned infrastructure developments , including a future train station for even greater accessibility.

Close to Coastal Living

Just a short drive away, the Bellarine Peninsula offers a perfect coastal retreat . Whether it’s exploring charming seaside towns, catching waves at Bells Beach, or enjoying fresh seafood in Torquay , the region provides endless opportunities for leisure and relaxation .

At 32 Raam Circuit, Armstrong Creek , independence, privacy, and accessibility come together seamlessly . This is more than just a home—it’s two private, fully self-contained residences under one roof, designed for participants who value their own space while having support when needed .

Contact us today to learn more about the freedom of truly independent SDA living.

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117 Grevillea Dr, Mount Duneed VIC 3217

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 03:21:07 GMT

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117 Grevillea Dr, Mount Duneed VIC 3217

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Two Independent Homes with OOA

Robust

Purpose Built Robust SDA Homes

Two Independent Homes on One Title

This property consists of two separate, fully self-contained single-storey Robust SDA homes positioned on one title.

Each dwelling has been designed and certified under the NDIS SDA Robust design category and assessed at Final As Built stage , complying with NDIS SDA Design Standard 1.1.

Both homes are purpose built to provide independence, durability, safety and comfort for participants, while also supporting practical and efficient SIL service delivery.

Importantly, while the homes share one land title, they function as two independent residences , each with its own entry, internal layout and private living environment.

Each Home at a Glance

Per dwelling:

• 2 Robust SDA participant bedrooms
• Each participant has their own private ensuite
• Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room
• Wide internal circulation spaces
• Durable, impact resistant finishes
• Single storey layout
• Secure, private backyard
• Double garage

This configuration allows flexibility for SIL providers while maintaining a calm and manageable household size.

Exterior and Entry

From the street, the property presents as a modern brick residence with a clean roofline and welcoming covered entries.

Each home has:

• Its own private entrance
• Step free, level access
• Secure garage parking
• Clear pathway from boundary to front door

The driveways provide safe off street parking for staff vehicles.

The property is positioned in a quiet, growing residential pocket of Armstrong Creek, surrounded by new homes and open space.

Bedrooms – Designed for Comfort and Safety

Within each dwelling, the two participant bedrooms are generously sized and thoughtfully designed.

Features include:

• Large windows allowing natural light
• Durable flooring
• Reinforced walls for fixtures
• Sound insulation
• Split system heating and cooling
• Direct access to private ensuite

These bedrooms are calm, neutral spaces that can be personalised by each participant.

Under Robust requirements, resilient materials and high impact wall linings have been installed, with sound insulation and durable fittings to support long term tenancy.

Accessible Ensuites

Each participant bedroom connects to its own private ensuite.

Ensuite features include:

• Step free, open shower area
• Slip resistant floor tiles
• Grab rails
• Reinforced walls
• Clear circulation space
• Durable fixtures

These bathrooms are practical for both independent use and assisted support, designed to balance safety with dignity.

Living and Dining – Per Dwelling

Each home contains its own open plan kitchen, dining and living area.

The space is:

• Bright and spacious
• Easy to navigate
• Finished with durable timber look flooring
• Designed for visibility and supervision
• Comfortable for shared meals and downtime

There is ample room for lounge seating, dining furniture and accessible circulation.

The layout supports social interaction while maintaining clear sightlines for SIL staff.

Kitchen

Each dwelling includes a modern kitchen with:

• Stainless steel appliances
• Ample bench space
• Easy to clean finishes
• Durable cabinetry
• Clear pathways

The kitchen positioning allows both participant engagement and safe supervision.

Onsite Overnight Assistance Room

Each dwelling includes its own dedicated OOA room for support staff.

This ensures overnight care can be provided within each home, while maintaining participant privacy and household separation.

Having two independent dwellings on one title allows:

• Smaller household environments
• Reduced environmental stress
• Flexibility for SIL rostering
• Clear separation of support arrangements if required

Outdoor Areas

Each home has access to its own secure, fenced backyard area featuring:

• Fully enclosed perimeter
• Open grassed space
• Clear and manageable layout

The outdoor spaces are suitable for relaxation, recreation or supported activities.

Compliance and Certification

Both dwellings have been certified at Final As Built stage under the Robust design category.

Builder certification confirms:

• Slip resistance to required areas
• Reinforced sanitary walls
• Impact resistant materials
• Sound insulation to participant bedrooms

This provides confidence for participants, families and SIL providers that the homes meet Robust SDA requirements.

Location

Located in the Mount Duneed growth corridor within the City of Greater Geelong, Armstrong Creek offers a balance of quiet residential living and convenient access to services.

Armstrong Creek Town Centre

33 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 4 minutes by car
Approx 8 minutes by bike

Includes Woolworths, cafes, pharmacy, medical services and retail.

The Village Warralily Shopping Centre

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approx 6 minutes by car

Includes Coles, medical centre, Allied Health, cafes and takeaway options.

Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre

173–199 Pioneer Road, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216
Approx 10 minutes by car

Major shopping centre with Kmart, Coles, Aldi, Reading Cinemas, medical and specialty stores.

University Hospital Geelong

272–322 Ryrie Street, Geelong VIC 3220
Approx 18–20 minutes by car

Major public hospital servicing the Geelong region.

Geelong CBD

Little Malop Street precinct
Approx 20 minutes by car

Dining, waterfront access, services and community programs.

Public Transport

Bus services operate along Barwon Heads Road connecting to:

• Marshall Train Station – approx 10 minutes by car
• Geelong Train Station – approx 20 minutes by car

From Marshall Station:
Train to Melbourne Southern Cross – approx 1 hour 15 minutes.

Why These Homes Work for SIL Providers

• Two independent dwellings on one title
• Smaller, manageable household sizes
• Dedicated OOA room in each home
• Durable finishes suited to Robust category
• Wide circulation areas
• Single storey layouts
• Easy vehicle access and parking
• Clear separation while maintaining operational efficiency

These homes balance safety and supervision with participant privacy, autonomy and dignity.

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4 Feathertop Avenue, Weir Views VIC 3338

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4 Feathertop Avenue, Weir Views VIC 3338

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2-Participant Home with OOA

Robust / Improved Liveability

Where Independence Meets Everyday Comfort

Thoughtfully crafted for participants with Robust or Improved Liveability needs, this two-residence SDA home offers the perfect balance of personal space, modern accessibility, and built-in support.

Located directly across from peaceful parklands and scenic walking tracks, this home is set in one of Weir Views’ most quiet and well-connected pockets—yet still moments from everything you need.

Tailored for Privacy, Support & Comfort

Each participant enjoys their own private bedroom, ensuite and living area —creating a true sense of independence within a shared support setting.

The heart of the home features a wide, open-plan living and dining area , purpose-built for accessible movement and daily comfort. Every zone has been designed to reduce stress and support a calm, sensory-considerate environment.

Accessible, Secure & Built to Last

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room positioned for round-the-clock, discreet support
Secure double garage with undercover internal access
Wide doorways and step-free access throughout for smooth mobility
Durable finishes and thoughtful design elements to meet Robust SDA standards
Private backyard — a peaceful outdoor retreat ideal for downtime or connection with loved ones

Location Highlights — Connected, Quiet, and Full of Potential

4 Feathertop Avenue is perfectly positioned in one of Weir Views’ most well-connected residential pockets — directly across from tranquil parklands and walking trails, and just a few minutes' walk from Opalia Plaza .

Here, participants can enjoy a calm, private environment while still having access to everyday essentials and community services close by.

Just Minutes From:

Opalia Plaza — including Woolworths, Chemist Warehouse, Anytime Fitness, restaurants, and specialty shops
Melton South Medical Centre , Opalia Medical Centre , and local allied health providers
Melton South Train Station — direct V/Line services to Melbourne CBD and regional Victoria
Melton Botanic Garden and surrounding parklands for nature, leisure, and accessible walking paths
A range of public and private schools , early learning centres, and community facilities

As part of the rapidly growing Melton City corridor , Weir Views continues to benefit from major investment — including the planned $1B Melton Hospital in Cobblebank , due to start construction in 2024, and the larger $15B Melton transformation initiative driving new infrastructure, housing, and local jobs.

A Home That Supports How You Want to Live

Whether you're looking for independence, safety, or a quiet space to call your own— 4 Feathertop Avenue offers the foundations for a life with more comfort, support, and opportunity.

Contact us today to arrange a private tour or find out more about availability.

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19 Bonito Street, Melton South VIC 3338

Tue, 24 Mar 2026 19:25:05 GMT

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19 Bonito Street, Melton South VIC 3338

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Two Seperate 2-Participant High Physical Support Home with OOA

ROBUST SDA. NO COMPROMISE. NO COMPARISON.

This isn’t just another Robust home — this is one of the strongest, safest, and most thoughtfully designed Robust SDA products on the market.

TWO COMPLETELY SEPARATE ROBUST HOMES UNDER ONE TITLE.
Each participant has their own private home — not a shared zone, not partially divided spaces.

Private bedroom with a fully accessible ensuite
Own kitchen, dining, and living area
Own private backyard and outdoor area
Own dedicated OOA room with ensuite and carer workspace

BUILT FOR HIGH-RISK, HIGH-IMPACT NEEDS

Everything here is designed to handle behavioural needs, physical risks, and daily use over years — while giving participants privacy, space, and control.

Villaboard walls and high-impact plaster throughout
Soundproof insulation in every wall and ceiling — minimising disruption and stress
Perspex-covered windows for shatter resistance
Bolted-down, secured fittings and joinery throughout
Vandalism-resistant bathrooms with reinforced, tamper-proof fixtures
Secure internal and external blinds — designed for participant safety and sensory control
Safe, non-harmful colour palette supporting low-stimulation living
Step-free thresholds , wide hallways and doors for unrestricted movement
2.1-metre high fencing securing the entire outdoor area
Fully enclosed private yards — impossible to climb, impossible to damage
Fully soundproofed participant bedrooms and living areas
Padded garage walls for participant safety and soft containment use

NEW FEATURES UNIQUE TO THIS BUILD

Enhanced soundproofing — upgraded from prior models
Padded containment panel in garage for behavioural intervention
Full vandal-proof bathrooms — impact-resistant, tamper-proof, and waterproof
Completely independent external access for each residence

This is next-generation Robust SDA — designed with learnings from years of experience in the sector.

KEY FEATURES

Two completely separate Robust homes on one title
Each home includes:
Private bedroom with fully accessible ensuite
Full kitchen, dining, and living room
Private, fully enclosed yard with 2.1m fencing
Dedicated OOA room with ensuite & workspace
Double garage with internal access
Separate front door access
Fully furnished with appliances included
Utilities, internet, and lawn maintenance all covered

MELTON SOUTH – PRACTICAL, CONNECTED LIVING

Positioned 35km west of Melbourne , this location balances peace and practicality:

Woodgrove Shopping Centre, Station Square, and Melton South services nearby
Medical centres and allied health access
Local parks and green spaces
Direct train to Melbourne CBD
Quiet streets for low-risk outdoor activity

BUILT TO WITHSTAND. DESIGNED TO EMPOWER.

19 Bonito Street isn’t just robust on paper — it’s Robust in reality .
Every element, every fixture, every decision made for safety, strength, and independence.

21 Utopia Way, Weir Views VIC 3338

Mon, 23 Mar 2026 02:18:47 GMT

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21 Utopia Way, Weir Views VIC 3338

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Robust SDA | Two Independent Living Environments
| OOA Included

A Thoughtfully Designed SDA Home with True Independence

21 Utopia Way is a purpose-built SDA home designed to support independence, privacy, and comfortable everyday living. This property has been carefully planned to create two completely separate homes under one roof, giving participants the ability to live independently while still having support close by when needed.

This property is Two Independent Homes on One Title , which means each home operates as its own private residence. This is a significant benefit for participants who value their own space, routine, and privacy, while still being part of a supported environment.

The design focuses on practical accessibility, simple movement throughout the home, and spaces that feel natural rather than clinical. Every area has been considered to balance safety, durability, and comfort.

Living and Dining

Open, Functional and Easy to Navigate

Each home features a generous open-plan living and dining space positioned at the centre of the layout. These areas are designed to feel spacious and easy to move through, with clear pathways and natural flow between rooms.

The connection between the living area and kitchen makes daily routines like cooking, dining, and relaxing feel simple and accessible. Large windows provide natural light, helping create a warm and comfortable environment.

Kitchen

Practical and Participant-Friendly

Both kitchens are designed with accessibility and ease of use in mind. The layouts allow for straightforward movement and positioning, with appliances and storage placed within comfortable reach.

The open design supports independence while also making it easier for support staff to assist when needed without disrupting the space.

Bedrooms

Private Spaces That Feel Like Home

Each bedroom is designed to provide a calm and private retreat. Built-in robes offer practical storage, helping keep spaces organised and easy to manage.

The layout ensures separation between bedrooms and living areas, supporting rest and privacy. On one side of the home, the second bedroom adds flexibility for shared living, while the study in the other home can be used as a quiet room, workspace, or additional support area.

Bathrooms

Accessible, Safe and Comfortable

The ensuites are designed to support accessibility while maintaining a residential feel. The drawings indicate step-free showers, appropriate circulation space, and durable finishes suited to SDA requirements.

Bathrooms are positioned close to bedrooms for convenience and privacy, making daily routines easier and more comfortable.

Entry, Garage and Support Considerations

A central entry connects both homes while still maintaining separation once inside. The property also includes a large garage with internal access, providing secure parking and additional storage.

The layout supports easy movement for both participants and support staff, with clear access points and logical room placement.

Outdoor Areas

Simple, Safe and Easy to Maintain

The home includes outdoor spaces designed for low maintenance and safe use. Pathways and external areas are planned to be accessible and practical, allowing participants to enjoy time outside without unnecessary complexity.

Accessibility and Design

This home has been designed in line with SDA principles to support independence and safety.

Features reflected in the drawings include:

Step-free access throughout the home
Wide internal pathways and doorways
Accessible bathroom layouts
Practical kitchen design
Clear and simple navigation between spaces

All elements are integrated into the design from the beginning, creating a home that feels natural to live in.

Location and Local Amenities

21 Utopia Way is located in Weir Views, a growing residential area with access to essential services, shopping, and open green spaces. The location supports both independence and ease of access for participants and support providers.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Opalia Plaza Shopping Centre

201 Exford Road, Weir Views VIC 3338

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Woodgrove Shopping Centre

533-555 High Street, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable: car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Toolern Creek Reserve

Weir Views VIC 3338

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Hannah Watts Park

High Street, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable: car

Medical

Melton Health Hub

195 Barries Road, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable: car

Bacchus Marsh Hospital

29-35 Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340

Approx. 20 minutes by car

Most suitable: car

Transport

Melton Train Station

41 Staughton Street, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Local Bus Stops (Exford Road)

Exford Road, Weir Views VIC 3338

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

A Home That Balances Independence and Support

21 Utopia Way offers a rare opportunity for participants to live in a home that truly supports independence while still allowing access to care when needed.

The Two Independent Homes on One Title design is a key strength of this property, giving each resident their own space, routine, and sense of home without compromise.

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60 Hanover Cct, Melton South VIC 3338

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60 Hanover Cct, Melton South VIC 3338

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Two Independent Homes on One Title

Robust with OOA

2 Participants • OOA • Move-In Ready

37 Hawkestone Street delivers true High Physical Support living — spacious, stable and purpose-built for complex mobility needs .

Two private participant suites each include an accessible ensuite , supported by step-free circulation , wide hallways , high-quality finishes, and a calm, low-sensory open-plan layout designed for everyday independence.

Set in a quiet and convenient part of Melton South, the home offers quick access to essential medical services, shopping, parks and daily amenities.

This is High Physical Support living done properly — refined, practical and built for long-term comfort.

Home Features

Large private bedrooms with wide circulation zones, ceiling-hoist–ready structure , individual split-systems, reinforced walls , wide doorways, built-in robes, low-force hardware, and secure laminated glazing
Fully accessible participant ensuites featuring step-free entry, oversized circulation for hoists/carers, reinforced grab-rail points, roll-in open showers , slip-resistant flooring, accessible vanities, adjustable shower systems, and emergency-response capability
Accessible modern kitchen with lowered benchtops, open space under cooktop/sink, wall-mounted oven at safe height, anti-slip flooring, wide open-plan circulation , durable cabinetry, generous storage and high-efficiency lighting
Bright open-plan living and dining with wide mobility pathways, step-free backyard transition, climate control, quiet flooring, natural light and space for equipment or family routines
Central OOA room positioned between participant suites, with full bedroom, private ensuite, split-system, durable flooring, built-in storage, and fast, unobstructed access to all participant areas
Second living room at the front of the home — a quiet, flexible retreat ideal for therapy, downtime, or private visits
Practical laundry & service zones with side-by-side appliance space, internal garage access, clear storage zones, and step-free movement to alfresco
Safe, accessible outdoor area with wide concrete pathways, artificial turf, covered alfresco, step-free transitions and secure fencing
Assistive-technology readiness including AT cabling, reinforced hoist points, hardwired smoke alarms, emergency lighting, accessible GPO heights, digital access options and automation pathways
Everyday comfort features such as 2.59m ceilings, extra-wide 2000mm internal doors, premium robust flooring, energy-efficient lighting, reinforced hardware, wide hallways, low-maintenance landscaping and full NDIS-compliant construction
High Physical Support capability with step-free circulation, full-wheelchair turning space, hoist-ready bedrooms, AT-ready switches (900–1100mm), slip-resistant wet areas, reinforced bathrooms, and visibility-focused lighting

What Sets a Safe Haven Home Apart

Safe Haven works alongside Necessity Housing to provide additional upgrades, enhancements and participant options that elevate this home far beyond standard High Physical Support builds.
These aren’t basic inclusions — they are participant-led customisations designed to make the home uniquely yours.

What makes a Safe Haven home stand out from every other HPS property on the market:

Larger, more spacious layouts , designed for complex supports and comfortable daily living
Multiple living spaces , giving participants room to relax, host guests, or find quiet time
Higher-quality finishes across cabinetry, flooring, fixtures and materials
Higher-quality furniture , chosen for long-term comfort and daily use
More privacy through thoughtful zoning and smart internal planning
More customisable than almost any other HPS offering — your needs inform the final setup
Designed for long-term living , not short-term turnover

Safe Haven gives participants extra upgrade pathways , allowing you to tailor the home to your lifestyle.

Complimentary customisation options include:

Create an additional private living space or quiet room
Add extra storage for wheelchairs, consumables, hoists or medical equipment
Set up a dedicated gaming/tech room
Design a personal office, workstation or study space
Add smart-home automation for lighting, blinds, doors, temperature and environmental controls
Create specialised sensory, therapy or relaxation spaces
Choose fittings and layout elements that support your routines

No other provider offers this level of participant choice, personalisation and flexibility .

Safe Haven Incentives

A smoother transition. A stronger start. A home that’s easier to move into and easier to make your own.
(Conditions apply)

Safe Haven are also providing sector-leading incentives to support eligible participants moving into this home. These benefits are designed to reduce financial pressure and give you a supported start from day one.

Eligible participants will receive:

Zero RRC (Reasonable Rent Contribution) for the first 12 months
Zero CRA (Commonwealth Rent Assistance) for the first 12 months
Utilities fully covered for the first 12 months (electricity, gas, internet, water)
All moving costs covered , including transport and setup
The home is fully furnished throughout — ready to live in immediately
Support in customising the home to your needs through Safe Haven’s upgrade options

No upfront burden. No hidden costs.
Just a fully supported beginning in a home that can be shaped around your life.

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Location

133 Willsmere Road, Kew VIC 3101

Thu, 19 Mar 2026 19:59:28 GMT

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133 Willsmere Road, Kew VIC 3101

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A Thoughtfully Designed High Physical Support Home at 133 Willsmere Road, Kew.

This exclusive property at 133 Willsmere Road, Kew , is home to two completely separate side-by-side High Physical Support SDA residences, each designed for 2 participants, with 1 occupant per bedroom. Thoughtfully designed to maximise accessibility, security, and comfort, each home caters to the unique needs of NDIS participants, offering independence without compromising on support.

Purpose-Built for Accessibility and Comfort

Two separate 2-participant homes – Ea ch residence is designed to accommodate two participants, ensuring privacy and space while fostering a sense of community.
Spacious bedrooms with private ensuites – Each resident enjoys a personal retreat tailored for comfort and ease of movement.
Ceiling hoist provisions – Installed to accommodate advanced mobility support needs.
Automated features – Smart home technology, including adjustable benchtops, voice-activated controls, and automated doors for effortless living.
Step-free access and wide hallways – Designed for seamless movement throughout the home.
Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room – A dedicated space for support workers to ensure 24/7 assistance while maintaining privacy.
Secure garage and protected entryway – Enhancing safety and accessibility.
Private outdoor area – A tranquil, landscaped space to enjoy fresh air and relaxation.

Living in Kew – A Premier Location for Convenience and Lifestyle

Positioned in one of Melbourne’s most desirable suburbs, 133 Willsmere Road offers the perfect balance of accessibility, convenience, and lifestyle.

Shopping & amenities – Just minutes from Kew Junction, with supermarkets, boutique stores, cafes, and essential services.
Parks & outdoor spaces – Close to Alexandra Gardens, Willsmere Park, and the Yarra River trails for a peaceful escape.
Healthcare & medical services – Convenient access to Epworth Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital, and local medical clinics.
Public transport & road access – Well-connected with nearby tram routes and major arterial roads, providing direct access to the CBD.

This High Physical Support SDA home at 133 Willsmere Road, Kew is designed to enhance independence, comfort, and security while providing the support needed for daily living.

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25 Shackell Street, Weir Views VIC 3338

Thu, 19 Mar 2026 05:52:09 GMT

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25 Shackell St, Weir Views VIC 3338

LEASED

2 Participant Robust/Improved Livability Home

Welcome to 25 Shackell Street, Weir Views, VIC 3338 —a thoughtfully designed Robust 2-participant SDA home , where accessibility , privacy , and modern living seamlessly blend to support independence and comfort. Crafted with participant needs in mind, this home offers two fully self-contained residences under one roof, each designed to provide both personal space and access to shared support services.

Designed for Comfort and Accessibility

Open-plan living and dining: Bright and inviting, the layout enhances daily life with spacious areas perfect for relaxation or social engagement.
Modern, accessible kitchen: Sleek, functional design with premium appliances, generous bench space, and practical storage for effortless meal preparation.
Private bedroom retreats: Each residence includes a spacious, soundproofed bedroom with an ensuite designed for ease of use, featuring step-free showers and modern fittings.
Dedicated OOA support: A strategically positioned carer’s room ensures discreet 24/7 onsite overnight assistance, enhancing safety without compromising independence.
Secure and practical: The property includes a dual-access garage and a private, low-maintenance backyard, providing secure outdoor spaces to relax or socialise.

Your Vibrant Community in Weir Views

Set within a thriving growth corridor , Weir Views offers a unique balance of tranquillity and connectivity. Located near essential services, residents enjoy proximity to Opalia Plaza , which includes supermarkets, retail shops, and cafes, enabling easy access to everyday needs and social outings.

Convenience at Your Doorstep

Healthcare: Medical centres and allied health services in the surrounding area provide accessible, high-quality care.
Transport: Well-connected public transport options, including bus services, ensure easy travel to neighbouring suburbs and key hubs.
Recreation: Local parks and green spaces offer peaceful environments for relaxation and outdoor activities, fostering a sense of community and well-being.

Weir Views is more than a place to live—it’s a community where independence is nurtured , comfort is prioritised , and support thrives . Discover a welcoming environment designed to empower NDIS participants to live confidently and comfortably.

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60 Lovicks Rd, Wollert VIC 3750

Wed, 18 Mar 2026 23:10:00 GMT

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60 Lovicks Road, Wollert VIC 3750

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2-Participant High Physical Support with OOA

Private, Purpose-Built SDA in Wollert
Step into a home that prioritises both independence and support. Nestled in a quiet pocket of Wollert, this brand-new Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) residence is purpose-built for two NDIS participants under the High Physical Support design category — with a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room to ensure support is available around the clock.

From the quality finishes to the practical layout, everything has been thoughtfully crafted to meet complex needs while offering the space and style of modern living.

What This Home Offers

Tailored for Privacy, Built for Support

Two participant bedrooms, each with their own accessible ensuite
Reinforced structural features throughout for complex support needs
Spacious OOA room with built-in joinery , positioned for privacy and quick access
Wide hallways, open-plan design, and step-free transitions for smooth mobility

High-End Comfort with Everyday Functionality

Stunning kitchen with ample storage, lowered benchtops , and premium appliances
Light-filled dining and living spaces designed for both comfort and connection
High-contrast finishes, vinyl flooring, and durable, easy-to-navigate layouts

Outdoor Space Made for Enjoyment

Private backyard with soft landscaping and a covered alfresco area
Accessible pathways and level thresholds for ease of movement inside and out

A Location That Supports Your Lifestyle

Located within Melbourne’s northern growth corridor, Wollert offers peaceful surrounds while keeping you close to the essentials. Whether you're seeking local parks, nearby medical services, or retail precincts, everything you need is within easy reach.

5 mins to Coles, medical centres & cafes at Aurora Village
15 mins to Epping Plaza and Northern Hospital
Peaceful streets with parks, walking tracks, and future infrastructure growth

Now Taking Applications
Homes like this don’t last long. If you’re looking for a place that balances independence with support, get in touch with our team today to learn more or arrange a viewing.

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3 Blakewater Crescent, Weir Views VIC 3338

Wed, 18 Mar 2026 02:02:52 GMT

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3 Blakewater Crescent, Weir Views VIC 3338

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High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participant Home + OOA | Purpose-Built for Independence

A Purpose-Built High Physical Support SDA Home

3 Blakewater Crescent is a thoughtfully designed High Physical Support home, built to meet SDA requirements while still feeling warm, practical, and easy to live in. This single-storey residence has been carefully planned to support independence, safety, and everyday comfort for participants, while also making it functional for support providers.

This home is certified at Final As-Built stage under the High Physical Support design category and is designed for two participants, with a dedicated Overnight On-Call (OOA) room for support.

The Heart of the Home

Designed for Support, Built for Living

The layout creates a clear separation between participant spaces, shared living areas, and support zones. This allows for both independence and privacy, while ensuring support is always close when needed.

At the centre of the home is a spacious open-plan living and dining area that connects directly to the kitchen and outdoor alfresco. This space is designed to feel open and comfortable, with enough room for mobility equipment and easy movement throughout.

The kitchen is positioned to support everyday use, with clear circulation space, accessible bench areas, and practical placement of appliances. It connects naturally with the living area, allowing participants to stay engaged in daily activities.

A second flexible space, labelled as Bedroom 3 in the plans, is intended to be used as a shared living or activity area rather than a participant bedroom. This provides valuable additional space for relaxation, therapy, or quiet time.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Spacious and Functional

The home includes two participant bedrooms, each designed with space, accessibility, and comfort in mind.

Both bedrooms provide generous proportions, built-in robes, and direct access to nearby accessible bathrooms. The layout allows for easy movement around the bed, supporting both independence and assisted care where required.

Importantly, each participant is provided with their own bedroom, ensuring privacy and dignity in a shared living environment.

The design also includes structural provision for ceiling hoists in participant bedrooms, supporting future assistive technology needs and ensuring long-term usability of the home.

Bathrooms and Accessibility

Safe, Reinforced and Easy to Use

Bathrooms are designed to meet SDA High Physical Support requirements, with step-free showers, accessible layouts, and reinforced walls for future grab rail installation.

Slip-resistant flooring is provided throughout wet areas, and layouts are designed to allow safe movement for both participants and support staff.

Overnight On-Call (OOA) Room

Support Without Compromising Independence

A dedicated carer or OOA room is located within the home, allowing overnight support to be available when required. The positioning ensures support staff are nearby, while still maintaining separation from participant areas to preserve privacy and independence.

The home also includes a separate bathroom for carers, supporting practical day-to-day operations.

Outdoor Area

Simple, Safe and Connected

The alfresco area is directly connected to the main living space, creating an easy transition between indoor and outdoor living. A ramped entry provides step-free access, ensuring outdoor areas are usable for all participants.

Outdoor spaces are designed to be low-maintenance and accessible, supporting safe and comfortable use without complexity.

Accessibility Features

High Physical Support, Built In From the Start

This home has been designed and constructed to meet SDA High Physical Support standards, meaning accessibility is integrated into the structure rather than added later.

Key features include step-free access throughout the home, wide doorways and hallways, consistent switch and power point heights, slip-resistant flooring, and reinforced structural elements.

Emergency power provisions are also included to support essential equipment during outages, along with strong internet connectivity to enable assistive technology and communication systems.

Fire safety considerations, including smoke alarms and an evacuation plan, are built into the design to support both participants and staff.

Location and Local Amenities

3 Blakewater Crescent is located in a growing residential area in Weir Views, offering convenient access to essential services, shopping, healthcare, and transport options.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Opalia Plaza Shopping Centre

201 Exford Road, Weir Views VIC 3338

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Woodgrove Shopping Centre

533-555 High Street, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Weir Views Reserve

Weir Views VIC 3338

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or wheelchair access via support

Navan Park

Centenary Avenue, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Medical

Melton Health Hub

195 Barries Road, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Bacchus Marsh Hospital

29-35 Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340

Approx. 20 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Transport

Melton Train Station

Ferris Road, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Local Bus Services (Exford Road)

Exford Road, Weir Views VIC 3338

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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76 Jagged Cct, Tarneit VIC 3029

Tue, 17 Mar 2026 06:51:58 GMT

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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.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Tarneit Gardens Shopping Centre

747 Tarneit Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Tarneit Central Shopping Centre

540 Derrimut Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Dianella Community Centre and Reserve

6 Congo Drive, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Penrose Promenade Community Centre and Parklands

83 Penrose Promenade, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Tarneit Family Medical and Dental Centre

937-941 Sayers Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Werribee Mercy Hospital

300 Princes Highway, Werribee VIC 3030

Approx. 20 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Tarneit Railway Station

Derrimut Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

16 Rochford Way, Melton South VIC 3338

Mon, 16 Mar 2026 05:15:17 GMT

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16 Rochford Way, Melton South VIC 3338

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Robust SDA | 2 Participant Bedrooms | Purpose Built

Modern SDA Home – Robust with High Physical Support (HPS) Provisions | Melton South

A newly completed, high-quality SDA home designed to Robust standards with built-in provisions to support participants with complex physical needs. This property offers a flexible, future-ready living environment suitable for a range of participant profiles.

Property Highlights

SDA Design Category: Robust (with HPS-aligned features)
Fully NDIS enrolled and ready for immediate occupancy
Spacious, accessible layout with step-free access throughout
Wide doorways and hallways for wheelchair accessibility
Reinforced structure for future assistive equipment (e.g. hoists, rails)
Accessible bathrooms with roll-in showers and ample circulation space
Smart home / assistive technology ready (automation, communication systems)
Multiple power outlets to support medical and assistive equipment
Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room for active support
Durable, low-maintenance finishes aligned to Robust requirements

Ideal For
Participants with Robust SDA funding
Individuals with complex behaviours requiring a safe and secure environment

Participants with mobility challenges or higher physical support needs (subject to assessment)
Those awaiting SDA approval or transitioning into appropriate housing

Why This Home Stands Out
This is not a standard SDA property. It is a hybrid, future-focused home that provides:
Flexibility for providers and support coordinators when matching participants

A design that supports both behavioural and physical needs
Immediate availability, reducing wait times for suitable housing

Location – Melton South

Close to local amenities, transport, and community services
Quiet, residential setting ideal for supported living

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Location

43 Canyon Circuit, Bonnie Brook VIC 3335

Tue, 10 Mar 2026 02:34:41 GMT

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43 Canyon Circuit, Bonnie Brook VIC 3335

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2-Participant High Physical Support Home with OOA

An SDA Home Designed for High Physical Support & 24/7 Care

Built to deliver independence, accessibility, and support, this beautifully appointed home is ideal for NDIS participants with high physical support needs — even without SDA funding in their plan.

This property features two participant bedrooms, each with their own private ensuite, plus a fully equipped OOA room for onsite support. With thoughtful design, durable finishes, and modern assistive infrastructure throughout, it’s a long-term home built for comfort and control.

Purpose-Built for High Physical Support

Two participant bedrooms with fully accessible ensuites
Wide, smooth-flowing hallways and doorways for easy movement
Open-plan kitchen with lowered benchtops and smart storage
Spacious living zones designed for mobility and visibility
High ceilings and natural light throughout

Round-the-Clock Support with Privacy in Mind

Dedicated carer’s room with private ensuite and built-in storage
Located at the front of the home to ensure discreet support
Future-proofed layout for multiple care scenarios

Accessible Comforts & Modern Inclusions

Slip-resistant flooring and reinforced surfaces
Split-system cooling in every room
Smart intercom system and assistive technology ports
Fortnightly lawn care and utilities included
Fully furnished and move-in ready

Outdoor Space for Quiet Connection

A private backyard with a covered alfresco provides a calm space for fresh air, sunlight, and quiet moments — secure and enclosed for peace of mind.

Located in Bonnie Brook

Set in a peaceful, emerging community just minutes from shops, transport, and services in Melton, this home offers suburban ease with all the essentials close by.

At 43 Canyon Circuit, you're not just getting a home — you're getting the right support, the right setup, and a space that respects your independence.

Contact Necessity Housing to learn more or arrange a private tour.

Peter Fitzgerald

0408 791 489

peter@necessityhousing.com

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Location

19 Alrose Grove, Deanside Victoria 3336

Mon, 09 Mar 2026 03:59:35 GMT

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19 Alrose Grove, Deanside VIC 3336

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Independent Homes on One Title | Purpose-Built Accessibility

A Purpose-Built Two-Home Property on One Title for High Physical Support

19 Alrose Grove, Deanside is a unique property featuring two independent homes on a single title. This purpose-built design allows multiple participants to live on the same property while maintaining independent living spaces. Both homes are designed to the High Physical Support design category, with accessibility and safety built into every detail from the beginning rather than added later.

The Heart of the Home

Two Independent Homes on One Title

This property is Two Independent Homes on One Title, making it an exceptional opportunity for SDA providers. Two completely separate dwellings share the same land and title, allowing multiple participants to benefit from the support infrastructure while living independently. Each home is fully self-contained with its own entry, participant bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, and laundry. This arrangement creates efficiency in staffing and support coordination while maintaining the privacy and independence of each person living in the homes.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Comfortable and Independent

All three bedrooms are designed as proper private spaces rather than adapted rooms. Each bedroom is spacious enough to comfortably accommodate a Queen bed with good circulation space around three sides, making it easy for participants and support workers to move around safely. Air conditioning is provided in all bedrooms for year-round comfort.

Two of the bedrooms offer generous floor area, while the third provides a comfortable space suitable for a single occupant or lighter use. Each bedroom is positioned to ensure privacy while remaining accessible throughout the home.

Accessible Bathrooms

Durable and Practical

The home includes a fully accessible bathroom designed to High Physical Support standards.

Key features include:

A large, corner-positioned accessible shower with plenty of space for support workers to assist safely
Slip-resistant flooring throughout to prevent falls
An accessible toilet with appropriate clearance and support-friendly layout
A hand wash basin with easy-to-use controls
Wall reinforcement throughout the bathroom to support grab rails and future accessibility equipment
Level transitions throughout the bathroom for safe, step-free movement

Kitchen and Living Areas

Designed for Everyday Independence

The kitchen is positioned to connect seamlessly with the open-plan living and dining area, making the home feel spacious and natural to move through. The kitchen includes all essential fixtures: cooktop with rangehood, built-in oven, sink with tap, and dishwasher. Power points and controls are positioned at consistent, accessible heights to make everyday use straightforward and simple.

The large living and dining area is designed to feel like the heart of the home. Wide doorways and step-free access throughout make it easy for participants to move around independently or with support. The space flows naturally to the covered outdoor alfresco area, making it simple to enjoy both indoor and outdoor living.

Garage and Parking

Covered, Secure and Practical

A spacious garage provides secure parking and convenient storage space, making it easy to manage vehicles, equipment, and day-to-day items.

Outdoor Area

Private, Secure and Easy to Use

Step-free ramps provide safe, accessible entry to the home. Outdoor spaces are designed to be simple, safe, and easy to maintain. Slip-resistant surfaces in outdoor areas help ensure safety while maintaining a natural feel.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

Designed from the Beginning, Not Added Later

Both homes have been designed from the beginning to meet High Physical Support requirements while still feeling warm and comfortable rather than clinical.

Key features throughout both homes include:

Wide doorways throughout for easy movement for participants and support workers
Step-free internal and external access with ramps where needed
Slip-resistant flooring in all areas to prevent falls
Consistent light switch and power-point heights for ease of use
Easy-to-use fixtures and fittings designed for accessible daily living
Ceiling hoist provision in bedrooms with engineered structural support for safe participant transfers
Air conditioning in all living areas and bedrooms
Dimmable lighting in living areas and bedrooms for comfort and flexibility
Emergency power solutions to maintain essential services during outages
High-speed internet connection with Wi-Fi coverage throughout both homes
Video, intercom, or communication systems enabling support workers to maintain connection when not in the same room

Location and Local Amenities

Convenient, Connected and Community-Focused

19 Alrose Grove is located in Deanside, a well-established residential area with essential services and shopping nearby. The location makes it easy for participants and support providers to access shops, parks, medical services, and transport without long travel times.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Westfield Deanside Shopping Centre

Mountain Highway, Deanside VIC 3336

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Coles Deanside Shop

17/20 Mountain Highway, Deanside VIC 3336

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Deanside Community Park

Harvest Road, Deanside VIC 3336

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Merrifield Park

Mountain Highway, Deanside VIC 3336

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Medical

Deanside Medical Centre Shop
8/20 Mountain Highway, Deanside VIC 3336
Approx. 8 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car

Footscray Hospital

160 Gordon Street, Footscray VIC 3011

Approx. 25 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Transport

Deanside Bus Stops (Mountain Highway)
Mountain Highway, Deanside VIC 3336
Approx. 8 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Caroline Springs Train Station
Station Plaza, Caroline Springs VIC 3023
Approx. 12 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car

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Location

219 Plantation Rd, Corio, VIC 3214

Sun, 08 Mar 2026 22:47:37 GMT

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219 Plantation Rd, Corio, VIC 3214

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December 2025

Robust / Improved Liveability with OOA

True Robust / Improved Liveability SDA – Two Independent Homes, Side by Side

Purpose-built for safety, calm, and long-term independence, 219 Plantation Road offers two completely separate Robust / Improved Liveability homes under one title. Designed to support participants with behavioural and sensory needs, this dual-residence SDA property prioritises privacy, protection, and day-to-day functionality.

Whether you’re seeking reduced environmental stress or greater control over your space, this home delivers the stability and independence that makes a real difference.

Side-by-Side Living — Privacy, Protection & Choice

Each residence is fully self-contained, with no shared areas and its own entry, kitchen, bathroom, and carer support. Participants live independently while still receiving 24/7 Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA), ensuring support is always available—without intruding on personal space.

Each private home includes:

A large participant bedroom with built-in storage and private ensuite
Open-plan living/dining designed for low-stimulation and easy navigation
A fully equipped kitchen with thoughtful layout and durable finishes
A private OOA room with ensuite, discreetly positioned for quiet care
Separate garage with secure undercover entry
Full soundproofing between residences and internal spaces
Impact-resistant walls, tamper-proof fittings, and perspex window protection
Step-free access, wide doorways, and calm, neutral colour schemes

This is long-term, low-conflict living—designed to support participants who need space, structure, and choice in how they live.

Secure Outdoor Areas for Calm and Privacy

Each home opens onto a private, enclosed backyard—perfect for decompressing, connecting with family, or simply enjoying time alone. These outdoor areas are secure, quiet, and designed for sensory regulation.

Located in Corio — Peaceful but Connected

Just 5 minutes from Geelong’s CBD, this location blends stability and convenience:

Corio Village Shopping Centre with supermarkets, retail, and medical services
Local GPs, pharmacies, and allied health support
Public transport via Corio Station and nearby bus routes
Quick access to Melbourne CBD (45 mins) and Avalon Airport (15 mins)
Coastal destinations on the Bellarine Peninsula within reach

A Real Home for Long-Term Support Needs

This is more than SDA compliance—it’s a home designed for daily life. With robust construction, thoughtful design features, and completely separate residences under one roof, 219 Plantation Road provides true independence in a calm and supported environment.

Get in touch today to arrange a tour or learn more. Your next home could be here.

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Location

25 Kinross Street, Beveridge VIC 3753

Sat, 07 Mar 2026 06:57:06 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Single-Level Accessible Living

Higher Support with Homelike Ease

High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participant Bedrooms + OOA | Accessible Single-Level Living

25 Kinross Street, Beveridge is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for two participants, with a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room included. The home is registered as a house in Beveridge and assessed under the High Physical Support design category, with two participant bedrooms excluding the OOA room.

This is a single-level home created for participants who require a higher level of physical support, while still wanting a home that feels calm, practical and easy to live in. The layout brings together two participant bedrooms, private ensuite access, an open kitchen, family and meals area, garage, storage, alfresco space and a dedicated OOA area for overnight support.

The home has been built with key High Physical Support features integrated from the beginning. This includes slip-resistant surfaces, reinforced sanitary areas, high-speed internet capability, future ceiling hoist provision in both participant bedrooms and emergency power support for participant bedrooms and entry or egress doors where required.

A Connected Everyday Zone

Open Living with Room to Move

The kitchen, family and meals area sits at the centre of the home, creating a shared space that feels open, practical and easy to use. It connects naturally with the participant bedrooms, OOA area, garage entry and alfresco, supporting everyday routines without making the home feel busy or overcomplicated.

This central living zone gives participants a comfortable place to relax, share meals, spend time with visitors or take part in daily household activities. For SIL providers, the open arrangement also supports clear visibility and smooth movement through the main areas of the home.

The kitchen has been designed to support accessible use, with High Physical Support requirements covering practical bench clearances, accessible tapware, appropriate appliance placement, wheelchair-accessible pantry provision and slip-resistant kitchen flooring.

Bedrooms Built Around Choice

Private Spaces for Rest and Routine

Both participant bedrooms are designed as proper private rooms, giving each person their own space for rest, personal routines and support. Each bedroom has direct access to an ensuite, helping participants maintain privacy and dignity within a shared home.

The High Physical Support bedroom requirements allow for generous circulation around the bed, robe access and power point placement to support day-to-day use and assistive equipment.

Both participant bedrooms also include provision for future ceiling hoist installation, supporting participants who may require additional transfer assistance over time.

Ensuites Made for Support

Personal Care with Privacy

The kitchen is positioned directly beside the dining and family area, keeping everyday activities connected and easy to participate in. It includes the key accessible kitchen requirements expected in a High Physical Support home, with planning for accessible bench use, suitable appliance positioning, reachable controls and a wheelchair-accessible pantry.

The design helps participants remain involved in daily routines where possible, whether preparing food, spending time with housemates, or being part of the main household activity.

The open-plan arrangement also supports SIL providers and care teams by allowing good visibility across the main living areas without making the home feel clinical or institutional.

Overnight Support, Well Placed

Assistance Close By, Privacy Maintained

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, allowing overnight support to be available within the home when required. The assessment confirms that an OOA room is provided and is not shared with another dwelling.

The OOA area is positioned separately from the participant bedrooms, helping maintain clear boundaries between participant spaces and support spaces. This layout works well for participants who need overnight assistance nearby but still want their own privacy and independence.

Outdoor Breathing Space

Easy Alfresco Living

The alfresco area gives participants a simple outdoor space connected to the main living zone. It offers a place to enjoy fresh air, spend quiet time outside or welcome visitors without needing to move far from the central part of the home.

The outdoor layout is designed to feel manageable and easy to maintain, which can be especially important in a shared SDA home. It gives participants access to outdoor living without adding unnecessary complexity to daily routines.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

High Support Without a Clinical Feel

25 Kinross Street has been designed to support High Physical Support needs while still feeling like a modern home. The design includes step-free access provisions, wider circulation, accessible doorways, practical switch and power point positioning, slip-resistant flooring, assistive technology readiness, emergency power support and fire-safe design requirements.

For participants, this means a home that supports movement, safety and independence. For SIL providers, it offers a functional layout that supports care delivery, overnight support and daily routines in a clear and practical way.

Location and Local Amenities

25 Kinross Street is located in Beveridge, within Melbourne’s growing northern corridor. Beveridge sits north of Melbourne and close to Wallan and Donnybrook, making everyday amenities most practical to access by car or support vehicle.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Beveridge General Store

25 Lithgow Street, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Wellington Square Shopping Centre

81 High Street, Wallan VIC 3756

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Mandalay Park and Local Open Space

Mandalay Circuit, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Hadfield Park

Northern Highway, Wallan VIC 3756

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Wallan Medical and Specialist Centre

92 High Street, Wallan VIC 3756

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

The Northern Hospital

185 Cooper Street, Epping VIC 3076

Approx. 30 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Route 511 Bus Service, Mandalay Area

Mandalay, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approx. 5 minutes by car to nearby stops

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle to bus connection

Wallan Station

Station Street, Wallan VIC 3756

Approx. 17 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

23 Troopers Road, Beveridge VIC 3753

Sat, 07 Mar 2026 02:50:26 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Purpose-Built for Supported Independence

A High Physical Support Home Designed for Comfort and Confidence

2 Participant Bedrooms | OOA Included | Breakout Room | Covered Alfresco

23 Troopers Road, Beveridge is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This single-storey home has been created for participants who need a higher level of accessibility, while still wanting a home that feels calm, comfortable and easy to live in.

The layout supports two participants, with each person having their own private bedroom and ensuite. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included, allowing support to remain close by while still maintaining privacy across the participant areas.

The home brings together accessible everyday living, thoughtful separation of spaces, and support-friendly design. With open living areas, an accessible kitchen, a breakout room, secure garage access and a covered alfresco area, it offers a strong balance of independence, comfort and practical support.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Connected and Easy to Move Through

The main living, dining and kitchen area sits toward the rear of the home, creating a central shared space that feels open and practical. The layout connects naturally to the outdoor alfresco, giving participants and support teams a simple flow between indoor and outdoor living.

The family and meals area provides space for everyday routines, shared meals, visitors and quiet time at home. It has been planned to feel residential and welcoming, while still allowing for easier movement and support access when required.

A separate breakout room adds valuable flexibility. It can be used as a quieter retreat, a second living space, or a calm area away from the main household activity. In a shared SDA setting, this extra room can make a meaningful difference by giving participants more choice in how they use the home.

Participant Bedrooms

Private Spaces with Accessible Ensuites

Both participant bedrooms are positioned with privacy and everyday comfort in mind. Each bedroom includes its own ensuite, helping participants maintain independence and dignity within their personal space.

The bedrooms are designed to accommodate High Physical Support requirements, including circulation space, robe access and provision for future ceiling hoist installation. This supports participants who may require mobility equipment, physical assistance or assistive technology as part of their daily routine.

The ensuite bathrooms are designed with accessibility at the centre, supporting safer movement, easier personal care routines and more practical support delivery. The layout allows each participant to have a private bathroom space rather than relying on a shared bathroom for daily needs.

Kitchen and Living Spaces

Practical, Accessible and Support-Friendly

The design helps participants remain involved in daily routines where possible, whether preparing food, spending time with housemates, or being part of the main household activity.

The open-plan arrangement also supports SIL providers and care teams by allowing good visibility across the main living areas without making the home feel clinical or institutional.

Onsite Overnight Assistance Room

Support Nearby Without Taking Over the Home

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, positioned separately from the participant bedrooms. This allows overnight support to remain close when needed, while still giving participants a clear sense of privacy and personal space.

The OOA placement supports practical care delivery and helps the home function well for SIL providers, particularly where active overnight support or quick response may be required.

Outdoor Area

Covered Alfresco and Simple Outdoor Living

The covered alfresco area connects directly from the main family and meals space, creating an easy transition between indoor and outdoor living. This gives participants a sheltered outdoor space that can be used for fresh air, meals, visitors or quiet time outside.

The backyard is simple and manageable, supporting easier maintenance while still giving participants access to a private outdoor area. The design keeps outdoor living practical, comfortable and connected to the home’s main shared spaces.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

High Physical Support Features Built into the Design

This home has been designed from the beginning to support High Physical Support needs. Step-free access, wide internal pathways, accessible doorways, consistent switch and power point positioning, accessible bathroom planning and assistive technology readiness are part of the home’s design.

The participant bedrooms include provision for future ceiling hoist installation, and emergency power solutions are included to support essential equipment during short outages. Internet connectivity, communication systems and accessible environmental planning also help create a home that is safer, more responsive and easier to support.

These features are integrated into the home rather than added as afterthoughts, helping the property feel like a real home while still meeting important SDA requirements.

Location and Local Amenities

23 Troopers Road is located in Beveridge, within Melbourne’s northern growth corridor. The area offers access to nearby shopping, open spaces, medical services and transport connections, with Wallan, Donnybrook, Mickleham and Craigieburn all reachable by car or support vehicle.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Wellington Square Shopping Centre

81 High Street, Wallan VIC 3756

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Merrifield City

250 to 270 Donnybrook Road, Mickleham VIC 3064

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Beveridge Recreation Reserve

Lithgow Street, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Mandalay Parkland Area

Mandalay Circuit, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Wallan Medical Centre

High Street, Wallan VIC 3756

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Merrifield City Medical Centre

250 to 270 Donnybrook Road, Mickleham VIC 3064

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Route 511 Bus Service, Mandalay Area

Mandalay, Beveridge VIC 3753

Approx. 5 minutes by car to nearby stops

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle to bus connection

Donnybrook Railway Station

Donnybrook Road, Donnybrook VIC 3064

Approx. 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

15 Light Street, Wollert VIC 3750

Fri, 06 Mar 2026 01:11:24 GMT

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15 Light Street, Wollert VIC 3750

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2-Participant High Physical Support with OOA

High Physical Support Living, Designed for Real Independence

15 Light Street, Wollert is a purpose-built High Physical Support (HPS) Specialist Disability Accommodation home , designed from the ground up to support independence, safety, and long-term liveability for NDIS participants with complex physical needs.

Every element of this home has been carefully considered — not just to meet SDA requirements, but to exceed them in the ways that matter day to day. The result is a home that feels calm, modern, and practical, while remaining fully equipped for assistive technology, mobility equipment, and 24/7 support.

This is disability housing done properly.

A Home That Works With You, Not Around You

The layout has been designed to allow easy movement throughout the home, creating a seamless, step-free living environment.

Key features include:

Wide hallways and oversized doorways for smooth wheelchair access
Level transitions throughout the home
Single-level design with all key living areas easily accessible
Open-plan living, dining, and kitchen with generous circulation space
Natural light, durable finishes, and a warm, residential feel
Step-free access to private outdoor areas for everyday use

The home supports both quiet routines and shared living without feeling clinical.

A Fully Accessible, Future-Ready Kitchen

The kitchen has been designed for genuine independence and long-term adaptability.

Features include:

Wheelchair-accessible layout with compliant clearances
Height-adjustable benchtop with knee and toe clearance
Side-hinged oven and drawer dishwasher
Accessible appliance positioning and task lighting
Compliant power point placement
Reinforced construction allowing for future adjustments

This is a kitchen built to be used — not worked around.

Spacious Bedrooms Designed for Comfort and Support

Each bedroom offers the space and flexibility required for High Physical Support living.

Bedroom features include:

Generous room sizes accommodating a queen bed and mobility equipment
Full circulation zones throughout
Structural provisions for future ceiling hoist installation
Multiple power points for medical equipment and assistive technology
Oversized wardrobes for accessible, practical storage

These are quiet, calm spaces designed to support rest, routine, and independence.

Fully Accessible Bathroom & Sanitary Design

The bathroom has been built in line with NDIS SDA High Physical Support standards , ensuring safe and dignified daily use.

Key features include:

Reinforced walls for future equipment installation
Compliant circulation space throughout
Slip-resistant flooring
Large, step-free shower with curtain track
Height-adjustable shower head
Accessible toilet and compliant basin
Layout designed for ease of reach and long-term adaptability

Built for Support, Safety & Reliability

This home is fully SIL-ready , supporting participants and support staff without compromising privacy.

Additional features include:

Emergency power provisions for critical equipment
Assistive technology readiness throughout the home
Lighting, power points, and controls positioned for seated and standing use
Dimmable lighting in key areas to support comfort and sensory needs
Reverse-cycle climate control to all living areas and bedrooms
Fire safety and emergency systems installed in line with SDA requirements

A Practical, Well-Connected Location

Located in Wollert , this home sits within a growing and well-established community in Melbourne’s north.

The location offers:

Access to everyday essentials and services
Proximity to public transport options
Nearby medical and allied health services
Strong support networks within the local area

The home also includes:

Accessible parking with compliant clearances
A step-free path of travel from parking to the front entry

Designed for Long-Term Living

15 Light Street is not a short-term solution or a generic build. It is a carefully designed High Physical Support home intended for long-term stability, independence, and quality of life.

Whether you are:

An NDIS participant with SDA funding
A support coordinator seeking a compliant, well-designed option
A family planning for long-term supported living

This property offers a strong, reliable foundation for supported living.

Now accepting enquiries.
Contact us to learn more or arrange a private discussion about suitability and availability.

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Location

228 Primrose Avenue, Officer VIC 3809

Fri, 06 Mar 2026 00:38:43 GMT

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228 Primrose Avenue, Officer VIC 3809

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2-Participant Home with OOA
Bariatric

Purpose-Built for Comfort, Space and Supported Independence

This purpose-built Bariatric Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) home has been designed to support residents who require higher weight-capacity environments, larger circulation areas, and reinforced infrastructure .

The home combines generous space, durable construction and thoughtful accessibility features to ensure residents can move safely and comfortably throughout the home while receiving the support they need.

Located in the growing community of Officer in Melbourne’s south-east , the home provides a calm residential setting with easy access to healthcare, transport, shopping and outdoor spaces.

Every part of the home has been designed to support residents' independence, dignity, and day-to-day comfort while allowing SIL providers to deliver care efficiently and safely .

A Home Designed Around Bariatric Living

This home includes structural and spatial considerations designed for bariatric accessibility and higher support requirements .

Key features include:

• Extra-large participant bedrooms designed for bariatric beds and equipment
• Reinforced bathrooms with accessible showers
• Wide hallways and circulation zones for mobility equipment
• Step-free entry and movement throughout the home
• Durable, heavy-duty finishes and fittings
• Accessible kitchen and shared living spaces
• Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room for support staff
• Private outdoor area for relaxation and fresh air
• Secure garage and covered entry

The home has been designed so residents can move comfortably between spaces without restriction.

Spacious Bariatric Bedrooms

Bedrooms have been designed with generous proportions to support bariatric beds, mobility equipment and support staff when required .

Features include:

• Large open floor space for safe movement
• Wide doorways for equipment access
• Built-in wardrobes
• Large windows allowing natural light
• Durable flooring suitable for mobility equipment
• Heating and cooling for year-round comfort

These bedrooms provide both privacy and practicality , allowing residents to personalise their space while maintaining accessibility.

Accessible Bariatric Bathrooms

Bathrooms are designed to accommodate higher support needs and bariatric mobility requirements .

Features include:

• Large step-free showers
• Reinforced grab rails and fixtures
• Non-slip flooring
• Wide, clear floor space for equipment
• Accessible toilet positioning
• Durable sanitary fixtures

These bathrooms provide safe and practical environments for both independent use and assisted care .

Open Living, Kitchen and Dining

The central living area forms the heart of the home.

The layout provides:

• Open and easily navigable living spaces
• Wide circulation areas for wheelchairs and mobility devices
• Modern kitchen with accessible design
• Clear sightlines for support staff
• Comfortable space for meals, social time and daily activities

This open design supports shared living while still allowing personal space and independence .

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA)

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room is included within the home.

This allows support staff to remain on site overnight while maintaining participant privacy.

The OOA space supports:

• Rapid response if assistance is required
• Efficient overnight support
• Continuous care availability

This arrangement is essential for participants who require higher levels of support .

Practical Support Spaces

The home also includes several practical spaces that support daily living and care delivery:

• Accessible laundry with washer and dryer
• Storage areas for mobility equipment
• Wide hallways for easy movement
• Covered entry and secure garage access

These features help ensure the home remains functional, organised and easy to manage for residents and support staff .

Outdoor Living

Residents have access to a private outdoor area , providing a calm space to enjoy fresh air and quiet time.

The outdoor space is:

• Secure and fully fenced
• Easy to access from inside the home
• Low maintenance
• Suitable for outdoor seating and relaxation

Access to outdoor space supports wellbeing and daily routine.

Floor Plan Overview

The layout of the home has been carefully designed to create clear zones for living, sleeping and support , while maintaining wide circulation areas.

Key spaces include:

• Two participant bedrooms with en-suites
• Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room
• Open kitchen, dining and living area
• Laundry and storage areas
• Accessible bathroom facilities
• Garage and covered entry

This layout supports both independent living and efficient care delivery .

Location

The home is located in Officer, a well-connected and rapidly growing community in Melbourne’s south-east .

Residents benefit from close access to shopping, healthcare, transport and outdoor recreation.

Shopping & Everyday Essentials

Arena Shopping Centre
4 Cardinia Road, Officer VIC 3809
Approx 4 minutes by car
Approx 10 minutes by bicycle

Includes Woolworths, cafes, pharmacy, restaurants and everyday retail.

Officer Town Centre
Station Street, Officer VIC 3809
Approx 5 minutes by car

Local shopping, dining and daily services.

Westfield Fountain Gate
25–55 Overland Drive, Narre Warren VIC 3805
Approx 20 minutes by car

Major regional shopping centre with department stores, cinemas and extensive dining options.

Healthcare & Medical Services

St John of God Berwick Hospital
75 Kangan Drive, Berwick VIC 3806
Approx 12 minutes by car

Private hospital offering specialist and surgical services.

Casey Hospital
62–70 Kangan Drive, Berwick VIC 3806
Approx 13 minutes by car

Major public hospital serving Melbourne’s south-east.

Officer Medical Centre
1 Siding Avenue, Officer VIC 3809
Approx 5 minutes by car

Local GP and healthcare services.

Parks & Outdoor Spaces

Marjorie Eastick Reserve
2 Rix Road, Officer VIC 3809
Approx 6 minutes by car

Open green space with walking paths and recreation areas.

Cardinia Creek Parklands
Cardinia Road, Officer VIC 3809
Approx 8 minutes by car

Walking tracks and a natural outdoor environment.

Akoonah Park
2 Cardinia Street, Berwick VIC 3806
Approx 15 minutes by car

Community park with gardens, open space and local markets.

Transport Connections

Officer Train Station
Station Street, Officer VIC 3809
Approx 4 minutes by car
Approx 8 minutes by bicycle

Regular Metro train services to Melbourne CBD (Flinders Street) with a travel time of approximately 60 minutes .

Princes Freeway (M1)
Approx 6 minutes by car

Direct freeway access connecting Officer to Melbourne and the surrounding suburbs.

Why This Bariatric SDA Home Works

For Participants

• Larger spaces designed for bariatric mobility needs
• Comfortable private bedrooms and bathrooms
• Step-free access throughout the home
• Modern and welcoming environment
• Private outdoor access
• Safe and secure living space

For SIL Providers

• Clear internal layout for support delivery
• Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room
• Wide circulation areas for equipment
• Durable finishes suited to long-term care environments
• Functional support spaces

This Bariatric SDA home in Officer provides a thoughtful balance of space, accessibility and modern living , creating a supportive environment where residents can experience greater independence, safety and comfort.

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Location

7 Sheoak Court, Colac VIC 3250

Fri, 06 Mar 2026 00:17:19 GMT

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7 Sheoak Court, Colac VIC 3250

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High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participants | Private Ensuites & OOA

Purposeful HPS Living in Colac

High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | OOA Included

7 Sheoak Court, Colac is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for two participants, with dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) included. This single-storey home has been planned to support privacy, independence, safety, and practical day-to-day care in a shared living environment. The property documentation identifies the home as a proposed single-storey Class 3 dwelling at Lot 18 Sheoak Court, Colac, and the door schedule notes the High Physical Support design category.

The layout includes two participant bedrooms, two private participant ensuites, a dedicated carer’s room, a private bathroom area for support staff, open living and dining, an accessible kitchen, laundry, storage, garage, porch, and covered alfresco. Each participant has a clear private zone within the home, while the shared spaces remain open, connected, and easy to use.

This is a strong option for participants seeking High Physical Support accommodation in Colac, and for SIL providers looking for a home that balances accessible design, practical care delivery, and a comfortable residential feel.

Everyday Living Starts Here

A Central Space For Comfort, Connection And Routine

The main living and dining area sits at the centre of the home, creating a relaxed everyday space for meals, conversation, visitors, and quiet time. It connects naturally with the kitchen and alfresco, helping the home feel open without losing structure.

The kitchen has been designed to support accessibility from the beginning. It includes a height-adjustable benchtop, accessible bench space, lever tap positioning, a pull-out pantry, wall oven, cooktop, rangehood, and dishwasher provision.

This layout makes the kitchen and living area feel like the real centre of the home. Participants can remain involved in everyday routines, whether preparing food, spending time with housemates, relaxing in the living area, or moving outdoors to the alfresco.

Private Rooms With Purpose

Participant Bedrooms Designed For Dignity And Support

Both participant bedrooms are positioned along the quieter side of the home and include their own robe and private ensuite. This gives each resident a personal space that feels separate, calm, and easy to settle into.

Bedroom 1 and Bedroom 2 are designed with ceiling hoist provisions, including power and an inbuilt structure in the wall and ceiling for a 250kg hoist. The home also includes firm and even internal floor finishes with minimum slip-resistance requirements, supporting safer movement throughout the home.

These private rooms are well suited to participants who require High Physical Support design features, while still wanting a bedroom that feels personal, comfortable, and part of a real home.

Ensuites Built Around Independence

Private Bathrooms For Safer Daily Routines

Each participant bedroom has its own ensuite, helping support privacy, dignity, and consistent daily care routines. This is especially valuable in a shared SDA home, where private bathrooms can reduce disruption and give each participant more control over their own space.

The ensuite design includes accessible bathroom features such as hobless shower areas, grab rail provisions, compliant basin clearance, slip-resistant wet area considerations, and reinforced wall construction to suit bathroom use.

The bathrooms are functional for support needs, but they are also integrated into the bedrooms in a way that keeps the home feeling residential rather than clinical.

Connected Kitchen And Dining

Accessible Design That Feels Natural To Use

The kitchen is positioned beside the open living and dining area, which helps daily household routines feel connected and social. This allows participants, support staff, and visitors to move between spaces without the home feeling crowded or disconnected.

The kitchen includes accessible details such as a height-adjustable benchtop, knee space under the bench, side-mounted lever tap positioning, and appliance placement designed to make use easier. The design also includes practical storage and lighting features, including overhead cabinetry and LED strip lighting.

The adjoining laundry and storage area add practical functionality for everyday living, giving the home a clear place for household tasks without taking space away from the main participant areas.

Support Close, Privacy Protected

Dedicated OOA Space Near The Entry

The dedicated carer’s room is positioned near the front entry, with a nearby private bathroom area. This allows overnight support to be close and responsive while keeping participant bedrooms and shared living spaces clearly separate.

The layout supports practical care delivery for SIL providers, with direct access through the home and participant rooms grouped along one side for clear circulation. At the same time, the OOA area does not dominate the participant spaces, helping maintain the feeling of a private home.

This balance is important for shared High Physical Support living, where support needs to be available without reducing independence or comfort.

Alfresco Living Made Easy

A Simple Outdoor Space Connected To The Home

The covered alfresco connects directly to the living and dining area, giving participants an easy outdoor space for fresh air, quiet time, or relaxed social use. The alfresco is positioned at the rear of the home and works as an extension of the main living area.

The site includes a single-storey dwelling on a 448m² lot, with garden area included as part of the overall site planning. This supports outdoor amenity without creating an overwhelming or difficult-to-manage setting.

For participants and support teams, this gives the home a practical outdoor connection while keeping the overall layout simple and manageable.

Location and Local Amenities

7 Sheoak Court is located in a residential area of Colac, with practical access to everyday shopping, medical services, parks, and regional transport. Colac is a regional Victorian town south-west of Melbourne, and Colac Railway Station is served by V/Line services on the Warrnambool line.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Coles Colac

2 Queen Street, Colac VIC 3250

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Woolworths Colac

Queen Street, Colac VIC 3250

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Colac Botanic Gardens

Corner of Fyans Street and Gellibrand Street, Colac VIC 3250

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Lake Colac Foreshore

Fyans Street, Colac VIC 3250

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Colac Area Health

2 Connor Street, Colac VIC 3250

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Corangamite Clinic

56-60 Bromfield Street, Colac VIC 3250

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Colac Railway Station

Gellibrand Street, Colac VIC 3250

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or V/Line connection

Colac Bus Connections

Gellibrand Street, Colac VIC 3250

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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Location

57 Montview Court, Geelong VIC 3214

Fri, 06 Mar 2026 00:15:16 GMT

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57 Montview Court, Geelong VIC 3214

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites + Second Living Space

Corio HPS Living With Room to Thrive

Two Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | Second Living Space | Onsite Overnight Assistance Included

57 Montview Court, Corio is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for two participants, with a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room included. The assessment identifies the property as a house in the High Physical Support design category, with two participant bedrooms excluding the OOA room.

This single-storey home has been planned to support comfort, movement, privacy, and everyday independence. The layout includes two participant bedrooms, each with its own ensuite and built-in robe, along with a central kitchen, meals and family area, second living room, laundry, powder room, garage, porch, and alfresco spaces.

The design allows participants to enjoy shared spaces without losing access to private areas of their own. Support can remain nearby when needed, while the home still feels residential, calm, and practical for everyday living.

A Home Planned Around Flow

Connected Living with Space to Retreat

The main kitchen, meals, and family area sits at the centre of the home, creating a generous everyday space for meals, conversation, visitors, and support routines. The open layout helps the home feel easy to move through, with the kitchen positioned to stay connected to the main living and dining areas.

A second living room adds valuable flexibility. This extra space can work as a quiet retreat, media room, or separate sitting area, giving participants more choice in how they spend time at home. In a shared living environment, this separation can make daily life feel more balanced and comfortable.

The living areas also connect with outdoor alfresco spaces, supporting a natural flow between inside and outside. This gives participants more opportunity to enjoy fresh air, outdoor dining, or time with visitors in a relaxed setting.

Private Participant Suites

Personal Bedrooms, Ensuites and Everyday Dignity

Both participant bedrooms are designed as private spaces, with each bedroom including its own built-in robe and direct access to a private ensuite. This supports a more dignified shared living arrangement, where each participant has a personal area for rest, privacy, and daily routines.

The High Physical Support design requirements support appropriate bedroom circulation, robe access, power provision, and future ceiling hoist readiness in participant bedrooms.

This layout is well suited to participants who want the benefits of shared living while still maintaining strong personal boundaries and private bathroom access.

A Kitchen Made for Participation

Accessible, Practical and Part of Daily Life

The kitchen is positioned within the open meals and family zone, making it part of the everyday rhythm of the home. It supports connection between participants, support workers, and visitors without separating food preparation from the main living space.

The kitchen design includes High Physical Support features such as accessible clearance, task lighting, an accessible benchtop, wheelchair-accessible pantry, drawer-style dishwasher, and slip-resistant flooring.

This creates a kitchen that supports participation, whether that means preparing a meal, sitting nearby during cooking, or simply staying connected to what is happening in the home.

Ensuites Built for Privacy

OOA Positioned for Practical Overnight Support

The dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room is positioned close to the central living, kitchen, laundry, and bathroom areas. This supports practical overnight staffing while keeping participant bedrooms separate and private.

For SIL providers, the layout offers clear access across the home and a practical base for overnight support. For participants, it provides reassurance that support can be nearby without taking over the feel of the home.

Support Close, Not Intrusive

OOA Included for Reassurance

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room is included, allowing support staff to stay close overnight when required. This helps participants maintain independence while still having the reassurance that support is available within the home.

The OOA room is integrated into the home in a way that supports care delivery without taking over the participant spaces. This makes the property suitable for shared living arrangements where overnight support forms part of the care model.

Outdoor Spaces With Choice

Alfresco Areas for Relaxed Everyday Use

The home includes more than one outdoor connection point, with alfresco areas linked to the living zones and a BBQ area included in the rear outdoor space.

These outdoor areas give participants more flexibility in how they use the home. One area may suit meals or visitors, while another may work better as a quieter outdoor retreat. This makes the property feel more adaptable and comfortable for different routines, moods, and support needs.

The front porch, double garage, and surrounding garden areas also support day-to-day access for participants, support teams, and visitors.

Location and Local Amenities

57 Montview Court is located in Corio, a northern Geelong suburb approximately 9 kilometres from the Geelong CBD. Corio has access to local shopping, parks, medical services, bus connections, and V/Line rail through Corio Station.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Corio Village Shopping Centre

Bacchus Marsh Road & Purnell Road, Corio VIC 3214

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

ALDI Corio

Princes Highway, Corio VIC 3214

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Shell Reserve

Shell Parade, Corio VIC 3214

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Moorpanyal Park

The Esplanade, North Shore VIC 3214

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Corio Medical Clinic

Bacchus Marsh Road, Corio VIC 3214

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Barwon Health North

155 Princess Highway, Norlane VIC 3214

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Corio Railway Station

School Road, Corio VIC 3214

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

North Shore Railway Station

Station Street, North Shore VIC 3214

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

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Location

3 Paperberry Street, Narangba QLD 4504

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 23:37:49 GMT

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3 Paperberry Street, Narangba QLD 4504

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Improved Liveability SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites + Media Room

Improved Liveability Living in Narangba

2 Participant Home | Private Ensuites | Media Room | OOA Included | 1 Rented 1 Available

3 Paperberry Street, Narangba is a purpose-built Specialist Disability Accommodation home designed under the Improved Liveability category. This single-storey home has been created for 2 participants, with a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room to support overnight care when required.

The home brings together privacy, everyday comfort and practical support in a layout that is easy to understand and simple to live in. With two participant bedrooms, private ensuites, a central living area, a separate media room and a covered outdoor pavilion, it offers a strong balance between independence and shared living.

The design is particularly suitable for participants who benefit from a clear, predictable home environment, as well as SIL providers looking for a residence that supports day-to-day routines, overnight support and comfortable shared living.

Everyday Spaces With Purpose

A Natural Centre for Daily Living

The main living area brings the kitchen, dining and lounge together in one open and practical space. This creates a clear central zone for cooking, meals, relaxing, visitors and support routines.

The kitchen is positioned to stay connected with the living and dining area, helping the home feel open and social without becoming overwhelming. The walk-in pantry, nearby laundry and separate WC add practical support for everyday household tasks.

A separate media room gives the home an extra retreat away from the main living area. This space can be used for quiet time, entertainment, sensory regulation or flexible shared living, depending on each participant’s preferences.

Personal Bedrooms With Privacy

Private Rooms That Feel Complete

Each participant bedroom has been designed as a proper private space, with robe storage and direct access to its own ensuite. This gives each resident a clear personal area within the home, supporting dignity, independence and comfort.

Having private ensuites for both participant bedrooms is a key benefit in a shared SDA home. It helps reduce pressure on shared spaces and gives each participant more control over their own daily routine.

The bedroom arrangement also supports privacy while still keeping participants connected to the main living areas and nearby support when required.

A Kitchen for Real Routines

Practical, Open and Easy to Use

The kitchen supports everyday living with the core fixtures expected in a modern home, including a cooktop, oven, rangehood, sink and dishwasher provision. The layout allows the kitchen to work naturally with the dining and living area, making it easier for participants to stay involved in daily household activity.

The nearby walk-in pantry adds useful storage, while the open connection to the living area helps support visibility, communication and flexible assistance from support staff.

This is a kitchen designed for real routines, from preparing meals and unpacking groceries to spending time with housemates, family or care teams.

Ensuite Comfort for Each Participant

Private Bathrooms for Daily Ease

Both participant bedrooms connect to their own ensuite, giving each resident a more private and comfortable bathroom arrangement. Each ensuite includes practical wet-area planning, with shower, toilet and vanity spaces arranged to support daily personal care.

The private ensuite design helps the home feel less like a shared facility and more like a genuine residence. For SIL providers, it also supports smoother morning and evening routines, especially where participants have different support needs or schedules.

A separate main bathroom is also included near the media room and participant bedroom wing, adding further flexibility within the home.

Support Nearby Overnight

OOA Included for Reassurance

Outdoor Space for Easy Living

Covered Space for Fresh Air

The home includes a covered outdoor pavilion connected to the main living area, creating an easy place for fresh air, quiet time or relaxed social use.

The property also includes private open space, fencing, driveway access, garage access and an outdoor clothesline area. These features help support a home environment that feels complete, functional and low maintenance.

The outdoor area gives participants another comfortable space to enjoy without needing to leave the property.

Location and Local Amenities

3 Paperberry Street is located in Narangba, a growing residential suburb in the City of Moreton Bay. The property offers access to local shops, parks, medical services and public transport, making it practical for participants, families and support teams.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Narangba Village Shopping Centre

Main Street, Narangba QLD 4504

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Woolworths Narangba

Main Street, Narangba QLD 4504

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Stone Ridge Park

Stone Ridge Boulevard, Narangba QLD 4504

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Harris Avenue Sports Complex

Harris Avenue, Narangba QLD 4504

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Narangba Family Medical Practice

Main Street, Narangba QLD 4504

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Burpengary Family Medical Practice

Station Road, Burpengary QLD 4505

Approx. 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Narangba Railway Station

Burpengary Road, Narangba QLD 4504

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

Narangba Station Bus Interchange

Burpengary Road, Narangba QLD 4504

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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Location

9 Habitat Way, Koo Wee Rup VIC 3981

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 08:10:08 GMT

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9 Habitat Way, Koo Wee Rup VIC 3981

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2-Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

A Home Designed Around You

This home is purpose-built for High Physical Support living , delivering genuine accessibility, privacy and everyday comfort. Certified to the NDIS High Physical Support Design Standard , it offers a calm, step-free environment where independence and dignity come first.

Every space is accessible. Every detail supports long-term living.

What Sets a Safe Haven Home Apart

Larger, more spacious layouts , designed for complex supports and comfortable daily living
Multiple living spaces , giving participants room to relax, host guests, or find quiet time
Higher-quality finishes across cabinetry, flooring, fixtures and materials
Higher-quality furniture , chosen for long-term comfort and daily use
More privacy through thoughtful zoning and smart internal planning
More customisable than almost any other HPS offering — your needs inform the final setup
Designed for long-term living , not short-term turnover

Safe Haven gives participants extra upgrade pathways , allowing you to tailor the home to your lifestyle.

Complimentary customisation options include:

Create an additional private living space or quiet room
Add extra storage for wheelchairs, consumables, hoists or medical equipment
Set up a dedicated gaming/tech room
Design a personal office, workstation or study space
Add smart-home automation for lighting, blinds, doors, temperature and environmental controls
Create specialised sensory, therapy or relaxation spaces
Choose fittings and layout elements that support your routines

No other provider offers this level of participant choice, personalisation and flexibility .

Safe Haven Incentives

A smoother transition. A stronger start. A home that’s easier to move into and easier to make your own.
(Conditions apply)

Eligible participants will receive:

Zero RRC (Reasonable Rent Contribution) for the first 12 months
Zero CRA (Commonwealth Rent Assistance) for the first 12 months
Utilities fully covered for the first 12 months (electricity, gas, internet, water)
All moving costs covered , including transport and setup
The home is fully furnished throughout — ready to live in immediately
Support in customising the home to your needs through Safe Haven’s upgrade options

No upfront burden. No hidden costs.
Just a fully supported beginning in a home that can be shaped around your life.

Living, Kitchen & Everyday Spaces

Open-plan living, dining and kitchen with wide circulation for mobility aids
Durable, low-maintenance flooring throughout
Split-system heating and cooling in all major areas
Clear sightlines across living spaces for safe supervision when needed
Direct connection to outdoor areas for natural light and airflow

Participant Bedrooms & Ensuites

Two private participant bedrooms positioned for privacy and quiet
Step-free access with smooth, mobility-friendly flooring
Large windows for natural light
Built-in wardrobes and individual split-system climate control
Private High Physical Support compliant ensuites , including:
Step-free, hobless showers
Reinforced walls for grab rails
Accessible basins and tapware
Open layouts for wheelchair manoeuvring
Slip-resistant flooring

Support, Flexibility & Daily Function

Front-positioned OOA room for fast response without intruding on privacy
Dedicated multipurpose/media room for therapy, quiet time or flexible use
Accessible laundry with space for equipment and consumables
Oversized garage suitable for mobility equipment and storage

Outdoor Living

Large, fully fenced backyard for safety and independence
Step-free access from internal living spaces
Calm, low-stimulus outdoor environment suitable for therapy or relaxation

High Physical Support Capability

Fully NDIS SDA High Physical Support (As-Built) compliant
Wide circulation spaces throughout the home
Hoist-ready structure in participant bedrooms
Reinforced bathrooms and slip-safe flooring
Accessible switches and fixtures
Automation-ready infrastructure for future assistive technology

Location & Lifestyle

Quiet, low-traffic setting ideal for participants who benefit from stability
Close to healthcare, shopping and essential services
Easy access to surrounding town centres and transport

Built for Independence. Designed for Comfort. Supported for Life.

This is High Physical Support living done properly — calm, practical and built for long-term living.

Peter Fitzgerald

0408 791 489

peter@necessityhousing.com

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Location

9 Stingray Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 05:23:41 GMT

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9 Stingray Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

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Improved Liveability SDA | 3 Participant Bedrooms + OOA | Two Independent Homes on One Title

Independent Living With More Choice

Two Independent Homes on One Title | Three Improved Liveability Participant Bedrooms | Onsite Overnight Assistance

9 Stingray Street, Armstrong Creek is a purpose-built SDA property certified under the Improved Liveability design category. It offers Two Independent Homes on One Title, creating two distinct living environments within one thoughtfully designed, single-storey residence.

The property provides three certified participant bedrooms, with an additional bedroom designated as a spare room. One home accommodates two participants, while the second provides a separate home for one participant with a spare bedroom. This configuration gives participants and SIL providers greater flexibility when considering household compatibility, support arrangements and individual living preferences.

Each home has its own kitchen, meals area and family space, allowing residents to follow their own routines without relying on one shared central living area. Private participant ensuites, separate laundry facilities and clearly defined household zones further strengthen privacy and independence.

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room with a private ensuite allows overnight support to remain nearby when required while keeping participant living spaces separate and comfortable.

One Address With Two Distinct Homes

A Flexible Setting for Different Households

This property has been designed as Two Independent Homes on One Title, offering more separation and choice than a traditional shared SDA residence.

Each home includes a private kitchen, meals area and family space. This allows participants to cook, relax, welcome visitors and manage their daily routines within their own household environment.

One side of the property includes two participant bedrooms, while the second side provides one participant bedroom and an additional spare room. This creates flexibility for different living arrangements while maintaining a clear distinction between the two homes.

A central foyer supports practical access for staff when assistance is needed, without requiring participants to share their primary living areas. The layout also allows SIL teams to coordinate support across the property while respecting each resident’s privacy and independence.

Bedrooms Created Around the Individual

Private Spaces for Rest and Routine

The home provides three certified Improved Liveability participant bedrooms. An additional bedroom is designated as a spare room rather than a participant bedroom.

Each participant bedroom offers a private place to rest, personalise and complete everyday routines. Built-in robe storage helps keep clothing and personal belongings organised, while direct access to a private ensuite reduces the need to move through shared parts of the home.

The bedrooms have been designed with consistent controls, practical circulation and dimmable lighting. These details can make the environment easier to understand and manage, particularly for participants who benefit from predictable placement and reduced visual or sensory complexity.

Providing each participant with their own bedroom and bathroom also supports dignity and personal boundaries within a supported living environment.

Private Bathrooms for Daily Confidence

Comfort Privacy and Support in One Space

Each participant bedroom is connected to a private ensuite containing a toilet, vanity and step-free shower area.

The bathrooms provide practical circulation for everyday personal care while maintaining the appearance and comfort of a residential ensuite. Private facilities allow participants to complete their routines without relying on a shared bathroom or moving through communal spaces.

Slip-resistant flooring supports safer movement in wet areas, while reinforced sanitary compartment walls provide additional durability and greater flexibility for suitable fixtures or supports when required.

The completed residence includes slip-resistant surfaces throughout required areas and reinforced walls within the sanitary compartments.

These features help participants and support teams manage personal care in an environment that remains private, familiar and easy to use.

Everyday Spaces With Room to Connect

Separate Kitchens and Living Areas for Each Home

Both independent homes include their own open-plan kitchen, meals area and family space. This gives each household control over how and when its shared areas are used.

The separate kitchens allow participants to remain involved in meal preparation and everyday household activities within their own home. Each kitchen includes a cooktop, oven, sink, dishwasher provision, pantry storage and practical bench space.

Clear circulation around the cabinetry and appliances supports comfortable movement and gives participants and support workers room to complete tasks together. Task lighting and easy-to-operate cabinetry further support everyday use.

The adjoining meals and family spaces provide room for dining, relaxing, watching television or spending time with visitors. Because each home has its own living area, participants can choose when to socialise and when to enjoy a quieter environment.

Acoustic insulation between the two main household zones helps reduce sound transfer, strengthening the privacy and separation offered by the Two Independent Homes on One Title configuration.

Practical Household Facilities

Everyday Tasks Kept Close and Convenient

Each side of the property has access to its own laundry facilities, allowing household tasks to be completed independently.

The laundries include a tub, appliance spaces and practical bench areas. Their central position makes them convenient for participants and support staff while keeping laundry activity away from the main family spaces.

Additional storage is incorporated throughout the home to help keep personal items, household supplies and support equipment organised.

The attached garage provides internal access to the residence, creating a more convenient transition between a vehicle and the home. The front porch and entry foyer also provide a defined and sheltered arrival point.

Reliable Support With Personal Space Preserved

Assistance Nearby Without Taking Over the Home

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room is included near the front of the property.

The room has its own private ensuite, giving overnight support staff a defined space that is separate from participant bedrooms and household living areas. Its location near the central foyer supports timely assistance across both independent homes when required.

This arrangement allows support to remain available without making either residence feel staff-dominated. Participants can continue their normal routines with the reassurance that assistance is close by when needed.

The SDA assessment confirms that Onsite Overnight Assistance accommodation is included and is not shared with another dwelling outside the property.

Outdoor Space for a Change of Pace

A Secure Backyard for Quiet Time and Fresh Air

The rear of the property includes a private yard with lawn and landscaped garden areas.

Direct connections from the living spaces make it easier to move between the home and the backyard. The outdoor area provides space for fresh air, quiet time or relaxed activities without requiring participants to leave the property.

Perimeter fencing helps define the yard and adds privacy from neighbouring properties. Concrete pathways around the residence create firm external routes, while the simple landscaping supports easier ongoing maintenance.

A landscaped front garden and sheltered porch help create a welcoming residential appearance from the street.

Location and Local Amenities

9 Stingray Street is located in Armstrong Creek, within easy reach of supermarkets, medical services, parks and transport connections. The surrounding area provides practical access to both local Armstrong Creek amenities and the wider services available across Waurn Ponds and Geelong.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

The Village Warralily Shopping Centre

3/33 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Armstrong Creek Town Centre

500–540 Surf Coast Highway, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Nature Street Park

1–11 Nature Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Warralily Boulevard Park

1 Warralily Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Armstrong Health

731–739 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Warralily Family Medical Practice

3/33 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Armstrong Creek Town Centre Bus Interchange

500–540 Surf Coast Highway, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

Marshall Railway Station

Marshalltown Road, Marshall VIC 3216

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

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Location

61 Ashwood Cct, Chambers Flat QLD 4133

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 04:55:42 GMT

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3-Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

This purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home at 61 Ashwood Circuit, Chambers Flat has been designed for participants who require advanced physical supports, accessibility, and a calm, modern living environment.

The home supports three participants , each with their own private space, and includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room to ensure 24/7 support when required.

Designed for High Physical Support Living

Every part of this home has been planned to support complex physical needs while still feeling like a real home, not a facility.

Key design features include:

Step-free access throughout the entire home
Wide internal corridors and doorways for mobility equipment
Ceiling structure designed to support hoists where required
Emergency power provision to support critical equipment
Slip-resistant flooring across wet and high-traffic areas
Zoned ducted air-conditioning for year-round comfort
High-speed internet capability throughout the home

This home has been assessed and certified under the NDIS SDA High Physical Support design category at final-as-built stage.

Private Bedrooms & Accessible Bathrooms

Each participant has their own generously sized private bedroom , designed to comfortably accommodate mobility equipment and personal furnishings.

Bedroom features include:

Space for hoists and assistive technology
Built-in wardrobes
Ceiling fans and climate control
Direct, easy access to accessible bathroom facilities

Bathrooms are fully accessible and include:

Level-entry showers with floor drainage
Reinforced walls for grab rails
Ample circulation space for carers and equipment
Durable, easy-clean finishes

Shared Living, Kitchen & Outdoor Spaces

The heart of the home is a bright, open-plan living and dining area , designed for ease of movement and everyday independence.

The kitchen includes:

Accessible benchtop heights
Open under-bench spaces where required
Modern appliances
Clear circulation paths for wheelchairs

Large sliding doors connect the living space to a private, low-maintenance outdoor area , offering fresh air and space to relax in a quiet residential setting.

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA)

A separate OOA room is included within the home, allowing support staff to remain onsite overnight while maintaining privacy and dignity for participants.

This supports:

Peace of mind for participants and families
Rapid response when assistance is required
Consistent, safe overnight support arrangements

Location & Nearby Amenities

61 Ashwood Circuit is located in Chambers Flat , a quiet residential area south of Brisbane, with easy access to medical services, shopping, and transport.

Healthcare

Logan Hospital – 25 minutes by car
Corner of Armstrong Rd & Loganlea Rd, Meadowbrook QLD 4131
Loganlea Medical Centre – 20 minutes by car
1-17 Armstrong Rd, Meadowbrook QLD 4131

Shopping & Daily Essentials

Park Ridge Town Centre – 10 minutes by car
3725 Mount Lindesay Hwy, Park Ridge QLD 4125
Coles Park Ridge – 10 minutes by car
Located within Park Ridge Town Centre

Transport

Loganlea Train Station – 20 minutes by car
Loganlea Rd, Loganlea QLD 4131
Provides rail access to Brisbane CBD and surrounding areas

Brisbane CBD

Approximately 40–45 minutes by car , depending on traffic
Around 1 hour by public transport via Loganlea Station

Who This Home May Suit

This home may be suitable for:

Participants with High Physical Support SDA funding
Participants requiring hoists, mobility equipment, or complex physical supports
Participants seeking a modern, calm home with 24/7 onsite support availability

Final suitability is always assessed in line with individual needs, supports, and funding.

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Location

13 Jacobena Road, Melton South VIC 3338

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 04:01:22 GMT

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13 Jacobena Road, Melton South VIC 3338

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2-Participant Robust Home with OOA

Smart Design Meets Everyday Ease

Robust SDA in Melton South

Welcome to 13 Jacobena Road, Melton South VIC 3338 — a brand-new, purpose-built Robust SDA home designed to support two participants with a focus on privacy, durability, and day-to-day comfort.

Every aspect of this home has been carefully considered to support participants who require increased environmental control, individual space, and access to discreet, 24/7 support — all in a setting that feels warm and welcoming.

Private. Secure. Participant-Focused.

Each participant has their own private bedroom with an ensuite and personal outdoor area , offering a calm, secure space to call their own.

Inside, a shared open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area brings residents together in a comfortable and accessible layout.

Home Features

Two spacious participant bedrooms , each with a private ensuite and personal outdoor area
Step-free access , wide internal hallways, and durable, impact-resistant finishes
Shared kitchen, dining, and living zone — open, bright, and fully accessible
Accessible kitchen with wraparound storage and lowered benchtops
Dedicated OOA (Onsite Overnight Assistance) room for 24/7 support
Breakout room for therapy, hobbies, or quiet time
Shared undercover alfresco area — perfect for outdoor meals or connection
Secure double garage with direct internal access

A Quiet, Convenient Location

Set in a peaceful residential street, this home keeps you connected to everything you need:

Minutes to Opalia Plaza for groceries, pharmacies, GPs, and cafes
Easy access to Melton Station and the Western Freeway
Close to local parks, schools, and community services
Short drive to the upcoming Cobblebank Hospital and growing health precinct

Contact us today to arrange a private viewing or to find out more about our available SDA homes.

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Location

36 Uralba Street, Hemmant QLD 4174

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 02:43:25 GMT

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36 Uralba Street, Hemmant QLD 4174

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites for Both Participants

High Physical Support Living with Space and Privacy

Two Private Participant Suites | Dedicated OOA Room | Flexible Support Workspace

36 Uralba Street, Hemmant is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home created for two participants, with one participant accommodated in each bedroom. The single-storey residence brings together accessible private spaces, generous shared areas and dedicated support accommodation within a practical, welcoming environment.

Each participant bedroom includes a built-in robe and private accessible ensuite, providing personal storage, greater privacy and a comfortable place to manage everyday routines. An additional accessible bathroom gives the household further flexibility for support staff, visitors and changing care requirements.

The home also includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, allowing overnight support to remain nearby without reducing participant privacy. Wide hallways, step-free circulation and accessible internal entry from the double garage help make movement throughout the property more straightforward.

Connected Spaces for Everyday Living

A Spacious Centre for Daily Life

The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area creates a generous central space where participants can prepare meals, relax, spend time with visitors and take part in everyday household activities.

Its connected arrangement helps reduce unnecessary barriers between the main shared areas while giving support teams clear access when assistance is required. The result is a functional living environment that remains comfortable, residential and easy to use.

Two Private Participant Retreats

Personal Space with Accessible Comfort

The home includes two participant bedrooms, each designed as a private and comfortable personal retreat. Built-in robes provide practical storage, while direct access to an accessible ensuite supports privacy and more independent personal routines.

Having a separate bedroom and bathroom for each participant helps create clearer boundaries within the shared home. Participants can enjoy their own space while continuing to benefit from shared living areas and nearby support.

An Inclusive Kitchen and Living Zone

Designed for Participation and Connection

The kitchen sits directly alongside the dining and living areas, creating an inclusive environment where participants can remain involved in cooking, conversation and daily household routines according to their preferences and support needs.

The open arrangement supports natural interaction between participants, visitors and support teams without making the home feel institutional. There is enough space for shared activities while the private participant suites provide quieter areas away from the main living zone.

Accessible Bathrooms and Practical Storage

Everyday Facilities That Work Together

Each participant bedroom connects to its own private accessible ensuite, helping simplify personal care routines and preserve dignity. A third accessible bathroom provides an additional facility for visitors, support workers or other household requirements.

The large laundry includes step-free access and additional storage, creating a practical place to manage clothing, linen and household supplies. This additional storage can help keep participant areas organised and reduce clutter throughout the home.

Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance

Reliable Support Without Losing Privacy

The dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room allows overnight support to be provided from within the home when required. This arrangement helps support workers respond efficiently while allowing participant bedrooms and personal spaces to remain separate.

For SIL providers, the inclusion of dedicated OOA accommodation supports more practical staffing arrangements and helps balance responsive assistance with participant choice, dignity and independence.

A Flexible Entry and Support Zone

Extra Space for Planning and Administration

A flexible area near the entry can be used as a study, support workspace or administration zone. This provides a useful place for documentation, planning, appointments and communication without needing to use participant bedrooms or the main living area.

Its adaptable design gives participants and SIL providers greater choice in how the space is used as household and support requirements change over time.

Covered Outdoor Living

A Relaxed Extension of the Home

The covered outdoor pavilion provides a sheltered place for participants to relax, meet with family and friends or enjoy supported activities outside.

This additional living area creates more choice in how participants spend their time at home. It can support quiet relaxation, social connection and everyday outdoor enjoyment while remaining conveniently connected to the residence.

Location and Local Amenities

36 Uralba Street is located in Hemmant within Brisbane’s eastern bayside corridor. The area offers convenient access to local shopping, healthcare, recreation and public transport while remaining connected to Wynnum, Manly, Brisbane Airport and the wider Brisbane region.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Wynnum Plaza

2021 Wynnum Road, Wynnum West QLD 4178

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Cannon Hill Kmart Plaza

Corner Creek Road and Wynnum Road, Cannon Hill QLD 4170

Approx. 9 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Hemmant Quarry Reserve

Fleming Road, Hemmant QLD 4178

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Wynnum Esplanade and Pandanus Beach

The Esplanade, Wynnum QLD 4178

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Tingalpa Family Health Care Centre

1476 Wynnum Road, Tingalpa QLD 4173

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Wynnum Medical Centre

Shop 7, 1795 Wynnum Road, Tingalpa QLD 4173

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Hemmant Train Station

38 Hemmant-Tingalpa Road, Hemmant QLD 4174

Approx. 2 minutes by car or 10 minutes on foot

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, walking, or train connection

Hemmant and Wynnum Road Bus Services

Hemmant-Tingalpa Road and Wynnum Road corridor, Hemmant QLD 4174

Approx. several minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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Location

2 Wetherby Cct, Lara VIC 3212

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2 Wetherby Cct, Lara VIC 3212

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites in Lara

A Better HPS Home Base in Lara

2 Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | Dedicated OOA

2 Wetherby Circuit, Lara is a purpose-built 2-participant Specialist Disability Accommodation home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This single-storey residence has been created for participants who need accessible design, support-ready spaces, and a home environment that still feels calm, familiar and residential.

The layout supports both independence and practical care delivery. With two participant bedrooms, private ensuites, a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room, accessible living areas, a connected kitchen and a secure residential setting, the home offers a strong balance of privacy, comfort and everyday function.

Accessibility is built into the home from the beginning, with step-free access, wide circulation areas, accessible wet areas, high-speed internet and Wi-Fi coverage, emergency power provisions, fire sprinkler provision and ceiling hoist readiness in the participant bedrooms. These features help support safer routines, easier movement and long-term liveability for both participants and support teams.

Everyday Spaces That Work

Connected, Open and Easy to Move Through

The main family and meals area sits at the rear of the home, creating a central everyday space for meals, visitors, shared routines and relaxed time at home. It connects directly with the kitchen and participant bedroom zone, helping the home feel easy to understand and simple to move through.

A separate living area near the front of the home provides another quiet space away from the main household activity. In a shared SDA home, this kind of second living zone can make daily life more flexible, giving participants another option for privacy, calm or time with visitors.

The overall layout has been planned to support movement, comfort and visibility without feeling clinical. It gives participants room to live with greater independence while still allowing support workers to assist when required.

Bedrooms Built Around Support

Private Spaces with Ensuite Access

Both participant bedrooms are designed as private spaces with direct access to their own ensuites. This gives each participant a more personal living environment and helps reduce reliance on shared bathroom areas.

The bedrooms are planned to support mobility equipment, support routines and future ceiling hoist installation. Power and structural provisions are included for ceiling hoists, helping the home remain suitable as participant needs change over time.

Built-in robes provide practical storage, while the bedroom layouts allow for clear movement and day-to-day support. For participants, families and SIL providers, this creates a more functional and dignified private space within the home.

A Kitchen for Daily Participation

Accessible, Practical and Centrally Connected

The kitchen is positioned beside the family and meals area, making it easy for participants to stay connected with everyday household activity. The space supports cooking, mealtimes, conversation and staff-assisted routines without separating the kitchen from the rest of the home.

Accessibility is considered through the kitchen layout, circulation, appliance positioning, tapware and benchtop design. The goal is to support safe and practical use while keeping the home feeling natural and residential.

The kitchen, dining and family areas work together as the central living zone, helping create a home that feels open, predictable and easy to navigate.

Bathrooms Designed for Safer Care

Private Ensuites with Accessible Wet Areas

Each participant bedroom is supported by an ensuite, giving both residents privacy and a stronger sense of independence. The bathroom design supports High Physical Support requirements through accessible wet areas, reinforced sanitary walls, slip-resistant surfaces and practical circulation.

These features help make personal care routines safer and easier to manage. They also support the work of care teams by allowing more space and better access during daily support.

The home also includes an additional bathroom near the front living area, adding flexibility for household use, visitors or support staff where appropriate.

OOA Support Without Losing Privacy

Dedicated Overnight Support Space

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room so support can remain close when required. This is an important feature for participants who need overnight support while still wanting their home to feel private and independent.

The OOA room is positioned separately from the participant bedrooms and is supported by its own nearby ensuite. This helps maintain clear separation between participant spaces and staff support areas, while still allowing support workers to respond efficiently when needed.

For SIL providers, the OOA arrangement supports practical overnight care delivery without taking over the home environment.

Outdoor Space for Calm Routines

Simple, Secure and Easy to Maintain

The home includes outdoor space around the property, with external access points that support movement between indoor and outdoor areas. The rear yard provides a simple outdoor setting for fresh air, quiet time and everyday routines.

The site also includes a garage and porch, supporting practical entry, parking and day-to-day access. The outdoor areas are designed to be manageable and residential, giving participants usable space without creating an overwhelming maintenance burden.

Location and Local Amenities

2 Wetherby Circuit is located in Lara, a residential suburb within the Greater Geelong region. The home is close to everyday shopping, parks, medical services and transport options, giving participants and support teams practical access to the essentials without needing to travel far.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Woolworths Lara

48 to 50 The Centreway, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Coles Lara

4 Waverley Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Austin Park

Waverley Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Lara Recreation Reserve

Mill Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Lara Medical Centre

1 Patullos Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Lara Village Medical Centre

1 to 3 Station Lake Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Lara Railway Station

Hicks Street, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

Lara Station Bus Interchange

Hicks Street, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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Location

13 Velvet Cct, Clyde North VIC 3978

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 00:30:57 GMT

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13 Velvet Circuit, Clyde North VIC 3978

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2-Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

High Physical Support SDA Living in Clyde North

Purpose-Built. Modern. Accessible.

Welcome to a home that brings together comfort, accessibility, and independence. This two-participant High Physical Support SDA property is intelligently designed to meet complex care needs while offering a warm and contemporary living environment. With 24/7 OOA support, private ensuites, and an accessible layout throughout, it’s more than a house — it’s a home built for living well.

Two Large Participant Bedrooms with Private Ensuites

Privacy, dignity, and space to personalise.

Generously sized bedrooms designed for easy mobility and comfort
Private, fully accessible ensuites with roll-in showers and reinforced grab rails
Wall-mounted vanities and hoist-ready ceiling provisions included for future equipment
Power points and controls placed for maximum reachability , tailored to individual needs

Open-Plan Living with Fully Accessible Kitchen

Freedom to move, cook, and connect.

Centralised living, dining, and kitchen area encourages social connection and ease of use
Lowered benchtops and easy-access cabinetry designed for participant independence
Seamless flooring and wide pathways ensure full mobility throughout the home
Bright, modern design with plenty of natural light and calming finishes

Dedicated OOA Room for 24/7 Onsite Support

Support when needed — privacy when not.

Separate OOA room positioned for quick access to both participant areas
Enables continuous support without intruding on participant privacy
Ideal for SIL or complex care with staff presence when required

Accessible Outdoor Space

Safe, open and sensory-friendly.

Level pathways and step-free alfresco area for easy access
Fully accessible backyard suitable for mobility devices or outdoor enjoyment
Low-maintenance landscaping designed to be calming and functional

High Physical Support Features Throughout

Built-in accessibility from the ground up.

Wide doorways and extra-wide hallways support full manoeuvrability
Hoist-capable infrastructure and reinforced ceilings throughout participant areas
Backup power provisions for essential equipment
Smart-home readiness and assistive technology compatibility
Acoustic insulation for reduced noise transfer and added privacy
Ducted climate control and mechanical ventilation for regulated comfort year-round

Positioned in the Heart of Clyde North

Quiet, connected, and community-oriented.

Peaceful residential location with parklands nearby
Close to medical centres, shopping, and public transport
Well-serviced by NDIS providers and supports

Now Available – Enquire Today

This home is designed to offer both comfort and care — a space where High Physical Support needs are met with ease , and independent living is genuinely possible .

If you or someone you support is looking for High Physical Support SDA in Clyde North, get in touch today.

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Location

22 Blackwood Cct, Banya QLD 4551

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 00:22:16 GMT

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22 Blackwood Cct, Banya QLD 4551

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2 -Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

High Physical Support SDA • 2 Participants • OOA + Media Room

Located in the quiet, fast-growing community of Banya, this newly completed High Physical Support home is built for participants who need advanced accessibility, privacy, and consistent 24/7 support. Every space has been shaped around smooth mobility, hoist-ready infrastructure, low-sensory comfort, and thoughtful, participant-first design.

The home brings together two large participant suites with private HPS-compliant ensuites, a fully accessible kitchen, two separate living areas including a private media room, and a dedicated OOA room with its own ensuite — all connected through wide, step-free pathways and calm, light-filled interiors.

Participant Spaces

Both participant bedrooms offer generous circulation for powered mobility, structural ceiling support for future hoists, accessible-height power and data points, built-in robes, low-sill windows, and split-system air-conditioning. Each suite includes its own accessible ensuite featuring hobless showers, full reinforcement for future rails and supports, non-slip flooring, compliant WC layouts, accessible vanities, and bright, low-glare lighting.

Living & Support Areas

The main living/dining/kitchen zone is open, bright, and designed for movement — with wide turning spaces, low-sensory lighting, and direct step-free access to the outdoor pavilion. A second living room functions as a quiet media or retreat space for individual routines or therapy.

The OOA bedroom sits near the front of the home with quick access to the living zones and includes its own private staff ensuite, data provision, and acoustic insulation for uninterrupted rest between support periods.

Accessible Kitchen

The kitchen is fully equipped for independent and assisted use, featuring a height-adjustable benchtop, accessible oven position, induction cooktop, drawer-style dishwasher, wide pantry access, and contrasting cabinetry for visual clarity. Slip-resistant flooring and ample circulation ensure safe, comfortable everyday routines.

Outdoor & Everyday Living

A wide, step-free transition leads from the main living area to a covered alfresco pavilion with slip-resistant surfaces and open space suitable for powered wheelchairs. Low-maintenance landscaping, full fencing, and clear sightlines create a private, calm outdoor environment that supports daily routines without feeling clinical.

Assistive Tech, Safety & High Physical Support Features

The home includes low-mounted switches, pre-wiring for automated blinds and doors, emergency-power backup to essential points, interconnected alarms, NBN readiness, and full-coverage Wi-Fi for assistive technologies. Hallways and doorways exceed HPS requirements, thresholds are completely level, and the entire home meets NDIS High Physical Support SDA (Final As-Built) certification and AS1428.1 standards.

Local Amenities

Caloundra Health Service – 14 West Terrace, Caloundra
20 min | 19.5 km
Sunshine Coast University Hospital / Private Hospital – 6 & 3 Doherty St, Birtinya
22 min | 25 km
SmartClinics Caloundra–Parklands – 2/5 Innovation Parkway, Birtinya
18 min | 20 km
Local Pharmacy (Nirimba) – Banya Ave
3 min | 1.5 km
Baringa IGA + Specialty Stores – 1 Edwards Terrace
6 min | 3 km
Aura Central Retail Precinct – Nicholas Street, Aura
5–10 min | 3–6 km
Nirimba Sports Complex – Park Avenue
4 min | 2 km
Golden Beach Waterfront – The Esplanade
18 min | 16 km

A Home Designed for Real Independence

22 Blackwood Court brings together accessibility, comfort, and modern HPS capability in a calm, well-connected neighbourhood. With private participant suites, thoughtful design, and 24/7 OOA support, it’s a home built for safety, dignity, and everyday living — not just compliance.

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18 Reserve Drive, Bohle QLD 4817

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18 Reserve Drive, Bohle QLD 4817

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | 1 Rented, 1 Available

High Support Design With Everyday Comfort

High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participant Home + OOA | 1 Rented, 1 Available

18 Reserve Drive, Bohle Plains is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for 2 participants, with a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room included. The assessment confirms the home is a house, with 2 High Physical Support participant bedrooms and 1 non-SDA OOA bedroom.

This single-storey home has been planned to support independence, privacy, safety, and daily comfort. Each participant has their own bedroom and private ensuite, while the shared areas include an open family and dining zone, central kitchen, separate media room, laundry, garage, and covered patio.

The home is suited to participants who require High Physical Support design features while still wanting a comfortable residential setting. It includes step-free access, accessible circulation, slip-resistant surfaces, future ceiling hoist provisions, lockable windows and sliding doors, high-speed internet capability, and emergency power support for essential bedroom power points.

Living That Moves Naturally

A Connected Layout With Extra Breathing Room

The main living area brings together the family room, dining space, kitchen, media room, bedrooms, and outdoor patio in a practical layout that supports everyday movement and easy connection.

The family and dining areas provide a shared central space for meals, social time, relaxing, visitors, and daily support routines. The separate media room adds another valuable living zone, giving participants more choice when they want quiet time, entertainment, sensory regulation, or a more private space away from the main living area.

The kitchen sits close to the dining and living areas, helping participants stay connected to household routines while allowing support workers to assist when needed. Controls and fittings are positioned with accessibility in mind, supporting a more consistent and manageable experience throughout the home.

Privacy Where It Matters

Personal Bedrooms Designed for Shared Living

Each participant bedroom is designed as a proper private space, giving both residents their own place to rest, recharge, and manage daily routines with dignity.

Both bedrooms include robe storage and direct access to a private ensuite. This is especially valuable in a shared SDA home because it supports privacy, independence, and smoother support delivery without requiring participants to share personal bathroom spaces.

The participant bedrooms also include future ceiling hoist provisions, with structural reinforcement designed to support a ceiling hoist with a minimum load capacity of 250kg. This helps the home respond to changing support needs over time.

With 1 participant bedroom currently available, this home offers an opportunity to join an established shared living arrangement while still maintaining a strong sense of personal space.

Ensuites With Practical Accessibility

Private Bathroom Spaces That Support Daily Care

The home includes private ensuites for both participant bedrooms, helping each participant maintain personal routines with comfort and privacy.

The bathrooms are designed with High Physical Support requirements in mind, including hobless, step-free showers, slip-resistant flooring, reinforced sanitary walls, and accessible bathroom layouts. These features support safer personal care and allow support workers to assist more effectively when required.

The dedicated OOA room also includes its own ensuite, helping keep participant bathrooms private while supporting a clear separation between resident and staff spaces.

A Kitchen Built Around Daily Routines

Central, Accessible and Easy to Use

The home includes private ensuites for participant bedrooms, supporting safer and more private daily routines.

The bathroom layouts are designed around accessible showering, toileting, washing, and support. Reinforced bathroom walls, slip-resistant wet area flooring, accessible shower spaces, and practical circulation all help make personal care easier to manage.

For participants, this supports privacy and dignity. For support teams, it provides a more workable environment for assistance, especially during daily routines that require space, safety, and consistency.

Overnight Support, Clearly Separated

OOA Placement That Protects Participant Space

18 Reserve includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, giving support staff a suitable onsite space for overnight support. The assessment confirms the OOA room is included and is not shared with another dwelling.

The OOA room is positioned near the entry and includes its own ensuite. This allows support to remain close when needed while helping preserve privacy across the participant bedrooms, bathrooms, and shared living areas.

For SIL providers, this layout supports overnight staffing, active support routines, and participant independence without making the home feel staff-led.

Outdoor Space Made Easy

Covered Patio for Fresh Air and Quiet Time

The home includes a covered patio that connects to the main living and dining areas, giving participants a relaxed outdoor space for fresh air, quiet time, meals outside, or visits with family and friends.

The outdoor connection has been designed with accessibility in mind, including threshold ramps, low sill profiles for wheelchair access, and slip-resistant outdoor surfaces.

The patio and surrounding outdoor areas are simple, practical, and easy to manage, offering outdoor enjoyment without unnecessary upkeep or complexity.

Support-Ready From the Start

High Physical Support Features Integrated Throughout

18 Reserve has been designed to support High Physical Support living from the beginning. The home includes step-free access from the site boundary, accessible car parking considerations, wide internal pathways, step-free doorway thresholds, and circulation spaces that support safer movement through the home.

The design also includes wide doorways, lockable windows and sliding doors, slip-resistant internal and external surfaces, wall reinforcement in sanitary areas, future ceiling hoist provisions, high-speed internet capability, and emergency power support for essential bedroom power points.

The result is a home that supports accessibility, participant privacy, practical support delivery, and long-term comfort in a calm residential setting.

Location and Local Amenities

18 Reserve Drive is located in Bohle Plains, within Townsville’s growing northern residential corridor. The area provides access to everyday shopping, parks, health services, and transport connections by car or support vehicle.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

North Shore Marketplace

20 Main Street, Burdell QLD 4818

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Willows Shopping Centre

13 Hervey Range Road, Thuringowa Central QLD 4817

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Kalynda Chase Park

Kalynda Parade, Bohle Plains QLD 4817

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or local walk depending on mobility needs

Mannikin Way Park

Mannikin Way, Bohle Plains QLD 4817

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Kirwan Health Campus

138 to 158 Thuringowa Drive, Kirwan QLD 4817

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Townsville University Hospital

100 Angus Smith Drive, Douglas QLD 4814

Approx. 18 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Local Bus Stops on Kalynda Parade

Kalynda Parade, Bohle Plains QLD 4817

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

Willows Shopping Centre Bus Interchange

13 Hervey Range Road, Thuringowa Central QLD 4817

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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63 Adelong Bvd, Cobblebank VIC 3338

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 23:38:38 GMT

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63 Adelong Bvd, Cobblebank VIC 3338

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High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites Throughout

A Purpose-Built 2-Participant High Physical Support Home

Ceiling Hoist Provisions | Private Ensuites | OOA Room | Covered Deck | Ramp Access Throughout

63 Adelong Boulevard, Cobblebank is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This brand-new, single-storey residence has been built from the ground up specifically for participants who need a home that genuinely supports their physical needs while still feeling like a real, comfortable place to live.

The layout has been carefully designed to provide full accessibility, meaningful privacy, and everyday comfort for both participants. Each participant bedroom includes provisions for ceiling hoists and a private ensuite, giving each person a truly independent space within the home. A dedicated Overnight On-Call (OOA) room is included so that overnight support is always close by when needed, without compromising participant independence or privacy.

Wide doorways, step-free access throughout, slip-resistant flooring, ramped entries to the deck, and consistent switch and power-point heights are all built into the design from the very beginning. This is a home that is engineered to support High Physical Support requirements while still feeling warm, spacious, and genuinely liveable.

The Heart of the Home

Where Everyday Life Comes Together

The open-plan kitchen and living area sits at the heart of the home, creating a natural and social centre that connects easily to the passage, participant bedrooms, and the covered outdoor deck. The space flows generously, allowing both participants and support workers to move between areas without obstacles or tight corners.

The kitchen connects directly to the living and dining area, keeping the home feeling open and easy to navigate. Power points, appliance spaces, and controls are positioned at consistent heights throughout to support ease of use for all participants. The layout makes it easy for participants to stay involved in everyday routines such as cooking, socialising, and relaxing, supporting independence in daily life.

Lighting throughout the home is designed to be comfortable and practical. Dimmable lighting is provided in bedrooms and living areas, with all light switches positioned at a consistent height throughout, making everyday routines simpler and more manageable.

Participant Bedrooms

A Proper Private Space for Each Person

Both participant bedrooms are generously sized, providing comfortable space for a bed, personal belongings, mobility equipment, and hoist infrastructure. Each room is designed to feel like a proper private space rather than an adapted clinical environment.

Both participant bedrooms include engineered structural provisions in the ceiling for ceiling hoist installation, rated to support a minimum load of 250kg. The structure allows for either a ceiling-mounted or wall-mounted hoist system, built in accordance with engineer specifications. This is a critical feature for High Physical Support participants and is built into the fabric of the home rather than retrofitted later.

Each bedroom connects to its own private ensuite. The bathrooms are designed with step-free showers, slip-resistant flooring, and layouts that allow support workers to assist comfortably while still feeling private and dignified for participants. Having two fully separate bedrooms with their own ensuites is one of the most important features in a shared SDA home, allowing both participants to live together while maintaining complete privacy and independence.

Bathrooms and Wet Areas

Practical, Safe and Accessible

The main bathroom and a separate WC are centrally located within the home for convenient access from all areas. All wet areas including the bathroom, WC, and ensuites feature waterproof wall linings, slip-resistant flooring, and concealed plumbing. Removable hinge doors are specified for all water closets to ensure safe and easy access. Timber frame construction is specified throughout to allow hoist attachment if required by participants.

Overnight On-Call (OOA) Room

Support Nearby Without Losing Independence

The home includes a dedicated room designed for use as the Overnight On-Call room. This space allows overnight support workers to be close by when needed while keeping participant and support spaces genuinely separate within the layout. The OOA room is positioned away from the participant bedrooms and connected via the main passage, protecting participant privacy while maintaining quick access for support when required.

Outdoor Area

Room to Breathe Outdoors

The home includes a covered outdoor deck that connects directly to the living area via ramped access, making it easy and safe for participants to move between indoor and outdoor spaces. A ramp is also provided at the entry porch, ensuring step-free access from the driveway to the front door.

Exposed aggregate concrete paths run throughout the property, with boundary fencing of 1.8 metres in Colorbond Monument steel on all sides, providing a secure and private outdoor environment. The backyard is easy to maintain and gives participants a comfortable outdoor space to enjoy without feeling overwhelming.

Accessibility Features

Built In from the Beginning, Not Added Later

This home has been designed from the ground up to meet High Physical Support requirements, with every accessibility feature built into the structure and layout rather than retrofitted afterwards.

Features include:

Ceiling hoist provisions in both participant bedrooms, rated to 250kg minimum
Step-free internal access and ramped entry at porch and deck
Slip-resistant flooring in all wet areas, outdoor paths, porch, and alfresco
Light switches at a consistent height throughout
Power points positioned at accessible heights in living areas and bedrooms
Wide doorways and passage throughout the home
Private ensuites for both participant bedrooms
Removable hinge doors to WC and ensuites for hoist compatibility
Emergency power backup provisions for life support if required
Video intercom to all bedrooms, kitchen, and living area
Smoke alarms and alarm provisions throughout
Dedicated OOA room separate from participant spaces
Double garage suitable for support vehicles and wheelchair-accessible vehicles
Reverse cycle air conditioning in bedrooms and living areas
Battery storage provision included

Location and Local Amenities

63 Adelong Boulevard is located in the growing residential community of Cobblebank, within the Robinsons Rise estate in Melbourne's outer west. The area is well-serviced with everyday amenities, parks, medical facilities, and public transport within a short distance, making it a practical and connected location for participants and support providers alike.

Shopping

Cobblebank Village Shopping Centre
Leakes Road, Cobblebank VIC 3338
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Melton Square Shopping Centre
High Street, Melton VIC 3337
Approx. 8 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Robinsons Rise Reserve
Robinsons Rise Estate, Cobblebank VIC 3338
Approx. 3 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Toolern Creek Linear Park
Toolern Creek Trail, Melton West VIC 3337
Approx. 7 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Cobblebank Medical Centre
Cobblebank Village, Leakes Road, Cobblebank VIC 3338
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Melton Health (Melton Hospital)
210 Barries Road, Melton VIC 3337
Approx. 10 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Cobblebank Train Station
Station Road, Cobblebank VIC 3338
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Local Bus Stops (Leakes Road)
Leakes Road, Cobblebank VIC 3338
Approx. 5 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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21 Haven St, Victoria Point QLD 4165

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 22:24:28 GMT

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21 Haven St, Victoria Point QLD 4165

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2-Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

High Physical Support Living, Done Properly

This home is a purpose-built High Physical Support (HPS) Specialist Disability Accommodation home, designed to support independence, safety, and long-term living for NDIS participants with complex physical needs, with 1 occupant per bedroom (currently 1 resident in place, 1 vacancy available).

Every element of this home has been thoughtfully considered — not just to meet SDA requirements, but to function seamlessly in everyday life. The result is a home that feels modern, calm, and genuinely liveable, while remaining fully equipped for mobility aids, assistive technology, and 24/7 support.

A Home That’s Easy to Move Through

Single-level layout with all key living areas on one plane
Wide hallways and oversized doorways for wheelchair access
Step-free transitions throughout the home
Open-plan living, dining, and kitchen with generous circulation space
Natural light and durable finishes for comfort and longevity
Clear zoning that supports both independent routines and shared living

Designed to feel residential — never clinical.

Accessible, Everyday Kitchen

Wheelchair-accessible layout with compliant clearances
Height-adjustable benchtop with knee and toe clearance
Side-hinged oven and drawer dishwasher
Accessible appliance placement and compliant power point heights
Task lighting for safe, practical use
Reinforced construction allowing future adjustments

A kitchen designed to be used confidently, every day.

Spacious Bedrooms Built for Long-Term Living

Generously sized bedrooms with full circulation zones
Space for a queen bed, mobility equipment, and assisted care
Structural provisions for future ceiling hoists
Multiple power points for medical and assistive equipment
Oversized wardrobes with accessible storage
Quiet, calm spaces supporting rest and routine

Fully Accessible Bathroom Design

Built to NDIS SDA High Physical Support standards
Reinforced walls for long-term adaptability
Slip-resistant flooring
Step-free shower with curtain track
Height-adjustable shower head
Accessible toilet and compliant basin placement

Designed for safe, dignified daily use.

Support, Safety & Reliability Built In

SIL-ready layout supporting participants and support staff
Emergency power provisions for critical equipment
Prepared for assistive technology integration
Accessible lighting, switches, and power points
Dimmable lighting for comfort and sensory needs
Reverse-cycle climate control throughout
Fire safety and emergency systems installed to SDA requirements

Private Outdoor Space

Step-free access from inside living areas
Easy-to-navigate outdoor space for daily use
Supports quiet routines, fresh air, and downtime
Designed to feel calm and manageable, not overwhelming

Well-Connected Victoria Point Location

Located in a quiet residential pocket of Victoria Point
Close to local shops, medical services, and community facilities
Easy access to public transport and main road connections
Accessible parking with compliant clearances
Step-free path of travel from parking to the front entry

Supports everyday routines, appointments, and community connection.

Designed for the Long Term

This is not a short-term solution or a generic build.
21 Haven Street has been designed for stability, adaptability, and quality of life — now and into the future.

Whether you’re an NDIS participant, a support coordinator, or a family seeking a home that truly supports High Physical Support living, this property offers a strong, reliable foundation.

Now accepting enquiries.
Contact us to learn more or discuss suitability and availability.

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20 Munro Drive, Charlemont Victoria 3217

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 06:37:45 GMT

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20 Munro Drive, Charlemont VIC 3217

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High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites

High Physical Support SDA | 2 Bedrooms | Final-As-Built Assessed

20 Munro Drive, Charlemont is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for participants who need a home that supports accessibility, safety, privacy, and everyday independence. The property has been assessed under the SDA Design Standard and documented through the official Assessment Summary Form and SDA checklist.

This is not a modified home. It has been designed from the beginning as an SDA dwelling, with the layout, bedroom positioning, bathrooms, and support spaces all carefully planned to suit participants with high physical support needs.

The home provides two participant bedrooms, accessible bathrooms, a dedicated carer space, open-plan living, a functional kitchen, and step-free access throughout the property. Every space has been planned to balance independence and practical support.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Functional and Easy to Navigate

The central living and dining area connects the key parts of the home in a simple and practical layout. From the living space, participants can move easily to the kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and outdoor area without unnecessary turns or narrow passages. The single-level design means essential spaces are all on one level, making daily routines easier and safer.

The open layout also makes it easier for support workers to assist when needed while still allowing participants to maintain independence and privacy in their own space.

Participant Bedrooms

Private Spaces Designed for Comfort and Independence

The home includes two participant bedrooms positioned to give each resident privacy while still allowing quick support access when needed. The layout shown in the architectural drawings clearly separates the bedrooms from the main living area, helping create a calm and comfortable environment.

Each bedroom has been designed with accessible circulation space and direct access to accessible bathroom facilities. This allows participants to move safely and comfortably between their bedroom and the bathroom without barriers or complicated layouts.

Accessible Bathrooms

Safe, Practical and Support-Friendly

The home includes accessible bathroom spaces that support both independence and assisted care when required. The layout allows safe movement around the bathroom and makes daily routines such as showering and personal care easier for both participants and support workers.

The bathrooms have been planned as part of the High Physical Support design category, meaning the positioning, circulation space, and layout follow SDA requirements rather than standard residential design.

Kitchen and Living Areas

Designed for Everyday Independence

The kitchen sits directly next to the main living and dining area, creating a practical and easy-to-use layout. This design supports participants who want to be involved in daily activities such as preparing meals, spending time with others, or simply moving around the home independently.

The open connection between the kitchen and living area also allows support workers to assist when needed without making the space feel clinical or restrictive.

Carer and Support Space

Designed to Make Support Practical

The floor plan includes a dedicated support space positioned close to the participant bedrooms. This layout helps reduce response times when assistance is needed, especially overnight or during daily routines.

This design makes the home practical for SIL providers while still maintaining privacy for participants. It allows support to be available without making the home feel like a facility.

Outdoor Area

Private and Easy to Access

The property includes a private outdoor area that connects directly to the main living space. This gives participants a quiet and secure place to relax outdoors while still staying close to the main areas of the home.

Having an accessible outdoor space is an important part of everyday wellbeing. It provides space for fresh air, quiet time, or spending time with family, support workers, or visitors in a more relaxed environment.

Accessibility and Design Features

Built Around Real Participant Needs

The Assessment Summary Form and SDA checklist confirm that the home has been assessed under the High Physical Support design category. This category is designed for participants who require the highest level of physical accessibility and support within the SDA framework.

Key design considerations include:

• Single-level layout for safer and easier movement

• Accessible bedroom and bathroom positioning

• Open-plan living areas that support both independence and assisted care

• Support-friendly layout with practical circulation spaces

• Private participant areas combined with shared living spaces

• Purpose-built design rather than a modified standard home

These features work together to create a home that supports independence while still making support delivery practical and efficient.

Why SIL Providers Will Value This Home

A Layout That Makes Daily Support Easier

The floor plan has clearly been designed with real-life support in mind. Participant bedrooms are positioned for privacy but still allow quick access when support is required. The open living layout makes it easier for staff to assist with daily tasks while still giving participants freedom to move around independently.

The simple, functional layout also makes rostering more practical and reduces the need for workarounds, which helps create a better experience for both participants and support teams.

Location and Local Amenities

Convenient, Connected and Community-Focused

20 Munro Drive is located in Charlemont, a growing residential area in the City of Greater Geelong. The area offers access to essential services, open spaces, shopping, and transport, making it suitable for participants who want both independence and connection to the local community.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

The Village Warralily Shopping Centre

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approximately 5 minutes by car

Best accessed by car or support vehicle

Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre

173-199 Pioneer Road, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216

Approximately 12 to 15 minutes by car

Best accessed by car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Warralily Reserve

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approximately 5 minutes by car

Best accessed by car or support vehicle

Bunjils Nest Playground

Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approximately 5 minutes by car

Best accessed by car

Medical

Armstrong Creek Medical Centre

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approximately 5 minutes by car

Best accessed by car

Epworth Geelong Hospital

1 Epworth Place, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216

Approximately 12 to 15 minutes by car

Best accessed by car

Transport

Marshall Railway Station

Barwon Heads Road, Marshall VIC 3216

Approximately 8 to 10 minutes by car

Best accessed by car or support vehicle

Local Bus Services (Armstrong Creek and Charlemont)

Multiple bus stops along Barwon Heads Road and nearby residential streets

Approximately 3 to 5 minutes by car or a short supported walk

A Home That Supports Real Independence

20 Munro Drive is more than just an SDA property. It is a home designed to help participants live comfortably, safely, and with confidence. The layout supports independence, the accessible design supports daily living, and the location provides easy access to essential services and community spaces.

Two participant bedrooms. Accessible bathrooms. A support-friendly layout. Open-plan living. Private outdoor space. A purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for real life.

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55 Ackland Street, Armstrong Creek Victoria 3217

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Enhanced Accessibility House

A Home Designed for Real Support

High Physical Support SDA | Final-As-Built Certified

55 Ackland Street, Armstrong Creek is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home that has been assessed and certified at Final-As-Built stage. The property was constructed specifically to meet the High Physical Support design category of the NDIS SDA Design Standard, with accessibility, safety, and long-term independence built into every part of the home.

The SDA Assessment Summary confirms that the dwelling at Lot 11640, 55 Ackland Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217 has been assessed under the High Physical Support design category and certified by Accredited SDA Assessor Lucas Wheeler (Registration No. 00021, SDA Assessors Australia). This is not a modified home or a retrofit. It has been built from the ground up to meet the requirements for participants who need the highest level of physical accessibility and support-ready design.

From the step-free entry and wide internal circulation to the reinforced bathroom walls and provision for ceiling hoists, this home has been designed to support both independence and safe delivery of care every day.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Accessible and Easy to Move Through

Daily life happens in the central living and dining area. The home has been designed so that the living area, kitchen, bedrooms, bathroom, and laundry are all accessible on a single level, which is a core requirement of the High Physical Support design standard.

All internal corridors provide a minimum clear width of 1200mm from skirting to skirting, and doorways used by participants provide a minimum clear opening width of 950mm. This means wheelchairs, mobility equipment, and support workers can move through the home comfortably and safely.

Lighting, switches, and powerpoints have been positioned in accessible locations throughout the home. Light switches are installed between 900mm and 1100mm above floor level and aligned consistently with door handles at each room entrance. GPOs are installed at compliant heights to make everyday tasks easier and more independent.

The single-level layout means there are no internal steps and no barriers between the spaces that participants use most often.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Comfortable and Built for Long-Term Needs

The participant bedrooms have been designed to exceed the minimum High Physical Support requirements, allowing proper circulation space around a Queen-sized bed. This provides enough room for wheelchair access, mobility equipment, and safe support delivery when required.

Each bedroom has been structurally designed to allow for future ceiling hoist installation. Certification included with the assessment confirms that the bedrooms have been provided with the power and in-built structure capable of supporting a minimum 250kg ceiling hoist system. This means the home is ready to adapt as support needs change in the future.

Windows are positioned and fitted to be accessible from a seated or standing position, and power and control cabling has been provided to allow future automation of blinds if required. Lockable windows and accessible air-conditioning controls are also included to support safety and independence.

These bedrooms are designed to feel like real private spaces, while still allowing safe and practical support when needed.

Sanitary Facilities

Accessible, Safe and Designed for Support

The bathroom has been built in full compliance with the High Physical Support design requirements and AS1428.1 accessibility standards. The layout includes a WC pan, shower, and hand wash basin designed to allow proper circulation space for wheelchair users and support workers.

The shower area meets the minimum accessible size requirements and includes the correct positioning for grabrails and a height-adjustable shower head. The WC pan and basin are positioned to allow safe transfers and ease of use.

Wall reinforcement has been installed throughout the sanitary areas from floor level to a height of 2100mm. This means grabrails and assistive equipment can be installed wherever they are needed, both now and in the future.

Slip-resistant flooring has been installed throughout the bathroom to improve safety and reduce the risk of falls.

Kitchen

Designed for Everyday Independence

The kitchen has been built to meet the High Physical Support design standard, with clear circulation space in front of all benches and appliances to allow wheelchair users to approach and use the space safely.

The layout includes a fixed cooktop, in-built oven, accessible sink, and dishwasher. Accessible tapware, compliant appliance positioning, and wheelchair-friendly clearances all support independent use wherever possible.

A height-adjustable benchtop has been provided, allowing participants to use the kitchen comfortably whether seated or standing. Cabinet handles, powerpoints, and task lighting have all been positioned to support easy day-to-day use.

This is a kitchen that supports independence rather than limiting it.

Laundry

Practical, Accessible and Easy to Use

The home includes a dedicated laundry area designed to meet the High Physical Support standard. Clear space in front of fixtures allows wheelchair users and support workers to move comfortably, and accessible tapware has been installed for ease of use. Slip-resistant flooring has also been included in the laundry area to improve safety.

Step-Free Entry and Outdoor Access

Safe, Smooth and Accessible

A continuous step-free pathway has been provided from the front boundary of the property to the entry doorway of the home. The accessway meets the High Physical Support requirements, including an even and firm surface, compliant gradient, and sufficient width for wheelchair access.

The entry area includes a covered landing space, making it safer and more comfortable to enter the home in all weather conditions. Step-free access has also been provided to external areas used by participants, ensuring the outdoor space can be used safely and independently.

Accessibility Features

Built to the Standard and Independently Verified

The assessment summary and checklist confirm that this home has been built to comply with the High Physical Support design standard at Final-As-Built stage.

Key features confirmed through the documentation include:

• Step-free entry from the front boundary
• Minimum 1200mm wide internal corridors
• Minimum 950mm clear doorway openings
• Accessible bathroom layout compliant with AS1428.1
• Reinforced walls in sanitary areas
• Slip-resistant flooring throughout the home
• Provision for ceiling hoist installation in participant bedrooms
• Accessible kitchen layout with compliant clearances
• Accessible switches and powerpoints throughout the home
• High-speed internet capability and assistive technology infrastructure
• Emergency power solutions to support essential equipment

This is a home that has been designed with long-term support and independence in mind from the beginning.

Accessibility Features

Practical Layout and Support-Friendly Design

The layout of the home has been designed to make daily support easier, safer, and more practical. Wide corridors, accessible bathroom design, and bedrooms that allow safe circulation mean support workers can deliver care without difficulty. Provision for ceiling hoists, reinforced walls in the bathroom, and accessible kitchen design also support participants with higher physical needs. These features reduce the need for modifications later and help support providers deliver consistent care in a safe environment. The result is a home that works not only for participants but also for the people supporting them every day.

Location and Local Amenities

55 Ackland Street is located in Armstrong Creek in the Greater Geelong region of Victoria. The area is a fast-growing residential community with good access to healthcare, shopping, public transport, and green open space.

Shopping

The Village Warralily Shopping Centre
770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approximately 4 to 6 minutes by car

Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre
173–199 Pioneer Road, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216
Approximately 10 to 12 minutes by car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre
173–199 Pioneer Road, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216
Approximately 10 to 12 minutes by car

Armstrong Creek Reserve
Reserve Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approximately 5 to 7 minutes by car

Medical

Armstrong Creek Doctors
770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Approximately 4 to 6 minutes by car

University Hospital Geelong
272–322 Ryrie Street, Geelong VIC 3220
Approximately 15 to 20 minutes by car

Transport

Marshall Railway Station
Marshalltown Road, Marshall VIC 3216
Approximately 8 to 10 minutes by car

Local Bus Services (Armstrong Creek / Geelong Region)
Bus routes operate through Armstrong Creek and connect to Marshall Station, Waurn Ponds, and central Geelong

A Home That Supports Real Independence

55 Ackland Street has been built with the needs of participants in mind from the beginning. From the step-free entry and accessible bathroom layout to the provision for ceiling hoists and the fully compliant High Physical Support design, every part of the home has been created to support independence, safety, and dignity.

This is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home that has been independently assessed and certified at Final-As-Built stage, in a growing community with strong local amenities and healthcare access.

A home designed to support everyday life, not limit it.

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29 Langdon Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 04:06:40 GMT

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29 Langdon Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Accessible Ensuites

High Physical Support Living with Space to Thrive

Two Private Participant Suites | Accessible Open-Plan Living | Onsite Overnight Assistance

29 Langdon Street, Cleveland is a purpose-built, single-storey SDA home designed for two participants under the High Physical Support design category. It offers generous private spaces, accessible shared areas and dedicated support accommodation within a contemporary home environment.

The residence includes two participant bedrooms, each with a private accessible ensuite. A spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living area creates a welcoming central space, while the covered rear pavilion provides an easy connection to outdoor living.

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room allows support to remain close when required without intruding on participant privacy. The home also incorporates step-free access, wide circulation areas, assistive technology provisions, emergency power and ceiling-hoist readiness to support greater safety, choice and independence.

Space to Connect and Unwind

A Central Living Area Made for Everyday Life

The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area brings the main shared spaces together in one comfortable and accessible setting. Its generous layout supports easy movement between activities while creating a natural place for meals, conversation, relaxation and time with visitors.

The living area opens directly onto the covered rear pavilion, extending the shared space outdoors and supporting a smooth transition between the interior and private open area.

Participant bedrooms are positioned away from the main entry and Onsite Overnight Assistance room. This separation helps create a quieter private zone while allowing the shared living area to remain the social centre of the home.

Personal Retreats with Greater Independence

Two Private Bedrooms with Accessible Ensuites

Each participant has a private bedroom designed with the space required for comfortable movement, personal furniture and daily support needs. Built-in storage provides a convenient place for clothing and personal belongings without reducing the usable circulation area.

Both participant bedrooms connect directly to their own accessible ensuite. This arrangement gives each resident a private space for personal care and reduces the need to share essential bathroom facilities.

The ensuites include step-free shower areas, accessible sanitary fixtures, reinforced walls and slip-resistant flooring. Their layouts support safer movement, personal assistance and mobility equipment while maintaining privacy and dignity.

Each participant bedroom also includes structural and electrical provisions for the future installation of a ceiling hoist. This allows the home to accommodate changing support needs without requiring major structural alterations.

Independence Built into the Kitchen

An Accessible Setting for Meals and Shared Routines

The kitchen is positioned alongside the dining and living areas, helping participants remain involved in meal preparation and other household activities. Clear circulation around the benches and appliances supports easier wheelchair movement and provides room for assistance when required.

The kitchen includes an accessible work surface, a height-adjustable benchtop and a wheelchair-accessible pantry. Easy-to-operate cabinetry, accessible tapware and thoughtfully positioned controls help make common kitchen tasks more manageable.

A wall oven, cooktop, rangehood, sink and drawer-style dishwasher provide the practical features needed for daily use. Task lighting over the work areas also supports visibility during food preparation.

The nearby laundry is accessible from the central hallway and includes clear circulation space and lever-style fittings. Its position allows household tasks to be completed without interrupting the main participant areas.

Reliable Support Without Compromising Privacy

A Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance Area

The home includes a separate Onsite Overnight Assistance room near the front entry. This gives overnight support workers a dedicated base while keeping participant bedrooms and ensuites within their own private section of the residence.

A bathroom and separate toilet are positioned near the Onsite Overnight Assistance room. This arrangement allows support workers to access the facilities they need without entering participant bedrooms or private bathrooms.

The location of the room also supports efficient access to the entry, garage and central hallway, helping SIL teams respond when assistance is required while preserving clear boundaries between support and participant spaces.

More Room to Enjoy the Outdoors

Covered Living Connected to the Home

A covered pavilion extends from the main living area and provides a sheltered setting for fresh air, meals or quiet relaxation. Its direct connection to the interior supports easier movement between the two spaces.

The home also includes private open space at the rear. Accessible external pathways and step-free thresholds help participants reach and enjoy the outdoor area more comfortably.

The outdoor layout is straightforward and manageable, creating a practical extension of the home without introducing unnecessary complexity.

Accessibility that Supports Daily Choice

Practical Features for High Physical Support Needs

29 Langdon Street has been designed to make everyday movement safer and less restrictive. A continuous step-free pathway connects the site boundary and parking area with the home’s entrance, while wide corridors and door openings support wheelchair access throughout the participant areas.

The participant parking area is covered and connected to the residence by an accessible path of travel. Level thresholds also support movement through the entry and out to the private open space.

Accessible switches, power points and controls are positioned consistently throughout the home. Dimmable lighting in participant bedrooms and living spaces allows the environment to be adjusted for comfort and individual preferences.

The home includes cabling for future door and window blind automation, stable internet capability and an intercom or communication system between participants and their supports. These provisions can help participants control more of their environment and contact support when assistance is needed.

Emergency power is available to designated outlets in both participant bedrooms and to relevant automated entry or exit doors. Smoke alarms are also provided within the bedrooms and living areas to support safer emergency response.

Location and Local Amenities

29 Langdon Street is located in an established Cleveland neighbourhood within easy reach of shopping, recreation, healthcare and public transport. Cleveland’s central retail area, hospital precinct and railway station are all a short drive from the property, supporting convenient travel for participants, visitors and support teams.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Cleveland Central

90-91 Middle Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Woolworths Cleveland Central

90-91 Middle Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Henry Ziegenfusz Park

143-191 Fitzroy Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Norm Price Park

44 Smith Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Redland Hospital

21 Weippin Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Redland Health Service Centre

3 Weippin Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Cleveland Railway Station

Shore Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

Cleveland Station Bus Interchange

Shore Street, Cleveland QLD 4163

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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Location

31 Cormorant Grange, Winter Valley VIC 3358

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 02:54:05 GMT

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31 Cormorant Grange, Winter Valley VIC 3358

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Robust SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites and Breakout Space

A Secure and Spacious Robust SDA Home in Winter Valley

2 Participant Bedrooms | 2 Private Ensuites | Breakout Room | OOA Included

31 Cormorant Grange, Winter Valley is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the Robust design category. This single-storey residence has been created for participants who need a stronger, more durable home environment while still enjoying privacy, comfort and a genuine sense of independence.

The home includes two participant bedrooms, each with its own private ensuite and robe storage. This gives each participant a personal retreat within the home, while the shared living areas remain open, practical and easy to use. A dedicated Overnight On-Call room is included so support can be available when required without taking over participant spaces.

A separate breakout room is also included, giving the home an important extra space for quiet time, emotional regulation, privacy or flexible support. Together with the open living area, secure outdoor space and durable finishes, this home offers a thoughtful balance of independence, safety and day-to-day liveability.

Shared Living That Feels Open and Easy

A Comfortable Main Area for Daily Routines

The main living, meals and kitchen area is a spacious shared zone positioned to make daily life feel connected and easy. It gives participants enough room to move, relax, spend time with others and receive support without the space feeling crowded.

The living and dining area connects directly with the kitchen, helping participants stay involved in everyday activities such as preparing food, sharing meals or spending time with visitors. The connection to the rear deck also helps the home feel more open, with indoor and outdoor spaces working together.

This part of the home is designed to feel practical but not clinical. It offers the openness needed for mobility and support, while still feeling like a proper living room where people can unwind, socialise and feel at home.

A Home Built for Calm, Comfort and Control

Practical Shared Spaces with Room to Move

The main living, meals and kitchen area has been designed as the central shared space of the home. It is open and easy to move through, giving participants a comfortable place to relax, eat, spend time with visitors or be part of everyday household routines.

The kitchen connects directly with the living and dining area, making the home feel open and social without becoming overwhelming. It includes practical features such as robust cabinetry, task lighting, a cooktop, oven, rangehood, dishwasher and an adjustable electric bench. These features support daily use while helping the home remain durable and easy to maintain.

The living area also connects to the alfresco, creating a simple indoor-outdoor flow. This gives participants the option to enjoy fresh air and outdoor time without needing to move far from the main part of the home.

Personal Spaces That Support Privacy

Private Bedrooms with Individual Ensuites

Both participant bedrooms are designed to feel like true private rooms. Each bedroom includes robe storage and its own ensuite, giving participants a personal space for rest, routines and privacy.

The bedroom areas are designed to support comfort and durability. Participant bedrooms include sound insulation, reinforced TV niches and future ceiling hoist provision, subject to installation and certification requirements. These inclusions help the home support a range of participant needs while maintaining a residential feel.

Each private ensuite includes a step-free shower, wall basin and WC layout with clear circulation space. Reinforced sanitary walls, slip-resistant flooring and durable bathroom finishes help support safety, stability and long-term use.

A Kitchen Made for Everyday Participation

Functional, Durable and Easy to Navigate

The kitchen has been designed to support everyday household activity. Its position beside the meals and family area helps participants stay connected to daily routines such as preparing food, sharing meals, relaxing in the living area or spending time with support workers and visitors.

The kitchen includes durable cabinetry and finishes suited to a Robust SDA environment. The adjustable electric bench provides added flexibility, while task lighting, accessible-style hardware and slip-resistant flooring help make the space more practical and easier to use.

This is a kitchen that supports participation, not just access. It gives participants a better opportunity to be involved in ordinary routines while maintaining a safe and manageable home environment.

A Dedicated Space for De-Escalation and Downtime

A Separate Breakout Room for Flexibility

The separate breakout room is one of the most important features of this home. It gives participants another place to go when they need space away from the main living area, or when a quieter setting is more suitable.

For participants living in a Robust SDA home, this additional room can make a real difference. It helps reduce pressure on shared spaces, supports emotional regulation and gives SIL providers more flexibility in how support is delivered.

The breakout room also adds to the overall liveability of the home. It can be used as a calm retreat, a private sitting space, or a flexible support area depending on participant needs.

Support Close By, Without Compromising Independence

A Dedicated Onsight Overnight Assistance Room

The home includes a dedicated Onsight Overnight Assistance Room, providing a suitable space for support staff when overnight support is required. This allows participants to live with greater independence while still having reassurance that support is close by.

The OOA room is separate from the participant bedrooms and main living area, helping preserve privacy within the home. This layout supports both participants and SIL providers by creating clear separation between personal spaces, shared spaces and support spaces.

The OOA area also includes practical safety considerations, including external access associated with the carer’s room. This supports staff movement, retreat and response while keeping the home functional and participant-focused.

Outdoor Living with a Secure Residential Feel

Alfresco Space, Porch Areas and Private Open Space

The home includes an alfresco area connected to the main living space, giving participants a comfortable place to enjoy outdoor time. The outdoor areas are designed to feel simple, secure and easy to maintain.

The property also includes porch areas, driveway access, fencing and private open space. These elements help create a residential setting that feels safe and contained without feeling institutional.

Slip-resistant surfaces and step-free access support safer movement between key indoor and outdoor areas. The result is an outdoor environment that can be enjoyed in a practical, low-pressure way.

Robust SDA Features That Feel Integrated

Durability, Safety and Independence Built Into the Home

31 Cormorant Grange has been designed under the Robust SDA design category. This means the home includes resilient and durable elements that support participants who may need a stronger living environment, while still keeping the home comfortable and residential.

The design includes wide doorways, step-free access, slip-resistant flooring, reinforced sanitary walls, solid core doors, lockable windows, robust cabinetry, durable fittings, sound insulation to participant bedrooms, recessed light fittings and vandal-resistant elements. These details are built into the home to support safety, privacy and long-term use.

The home also includes an OOA room, a separate breakout room and individual participant bedrooms with private ensuites. This combination supports independence for participants while giving SIL providers a practical and support-friendly environment.

Location and Local Amenities

31 Cormorant Grange is located in Winter Valley, a growing residential area close to Delacombe, Lucas and central Ballarat. The location gives participants and support providers practical access to everyday shopping, parks, medical services and transport options without needing to travel far.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Delacombe Town Centre

Glenelg Highway, Delacombe VIC 3356

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Lucas Town Centre

Coltman Plaza, Lucas VIC 3350

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Lucas Central Park Playground

Eleanor Drive, Lucas VIC 3350

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Victoria Park

Sturt Street, Newington VIC 3350

Approx. 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Carn-Brae Clinic

328 Glenelg Highway, Winter Valley VIC 3358

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Delacombe Medical Centre

Delacombe Town Centre Pad 1, 315 Glenelg Highway, Smythes Creek VIC 3351

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Delacombe Town Centre Bus Stop

Glenelg Highway, Delacombe VIC 3356

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Ballarat Station

Lydiard Street North, Ballarat VIC 3350

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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4A Niel Street, Croydon VIC 3136

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 02:39:02 GMT

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4A Niel Street, Croydon VIC 3136

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High Physical Support SDA | Three Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuite for Every Participant

High Physical Support Living with Greater Choice

Three Participant Suites | Separate Breakout Space | Onsite Overnight Assistance with Private Ensuite

4A Niel Street, Croydon is a purpose-built, single-storey Specialist Disability Accommodation home designed for three participants under the High Physical Support design category.

The home brings together three private participant suites, generous shared living spaces and dedicated support facilities within a comfortable residential environment. Each participant bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe and private accessible ensuite, providing personal space for everyday routines, rest and privacy.

A spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living area forms the main social hub of the home. A separate breakout room provides another place to relax, enjoy quieter activities or spend time away from the central living space. This additional room gives participants greater choice over how they use the home throughout the day.

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room includes a private ensuite and space for support-related administration. Its position near the participant bedrooms and entrance allows overnight assistance to remain close by while maintaining clear separation between staff and participant spaces.

Shared Living That Adapts to the Day

Open, Welcoming and Easy to Navigate

The main living and dining area provides a generous central space for relaxing, sharing meals and spending time with visitors. Its open arrangement creates a natural connection between the lounge, dining area and kitchen while supporting clear movement through the home.

Wide glazed doors connect the living area with the outdoor space, bringing natural light into the room and extending everyday living beyond the interior.

The separate breakout room gives participants access to a second living environment. It may be used as a quiet retreat, activity area, sensory space or an informal place to meet with family members and support teams.

Having two distinct living areas makes it easier to accommodate different routines, preferences and energy levels within a shared home.

Personal Suites with Real Privacy

Three Bedrooms with Private Accessible Ensuites

The residence includes three participant bedrooms, each designed as an individual private suite with a built-in wardrobe and adjoining accessible ensuite.

The bedrooms are positioned within a clearly defined participant area and connect directly to the central hallway. This provides straightforward access to the shared living spaces, kitchen, entrance and overnight support area.

Each bedroom receives natural light and has sufficient circulation space to support mobility equipment, personal assistance and individual furniture arrangements.

A private ensuite for every participant removes the need to share bathroom facilities. This supports greater dignity, independence and consistency during personal routines while allowing participants to live together without sacrificing their privacy.

Bathrooms Built Around Daily Support

Accessible Facilities for Safer Personal Routines

Each participant ensuite includes an accessible layout designed to provide practical circulation around the toilet, basin and shower area.

The bathrooms incorporate step-free shower access, accessible fixtures and provision for grabrails. These features support safer transfers, personal care and assistance while helping each participant maintain control over their own daily routine.

The consistent bathroom arrangements also benefit SIL teams by creating familiar working spaces across all three participant suites.

The Onsite Overnight Assistance room has a separate private ensuite, ensuring staff facilities remain independent from participant bathrooms.

A Kitchen That Keeps Everyone Involved

Practical Design for Everyday Participation

The kitchen connects directly with the living and dining areas, allowing participants to remain part of household activities while meals are being prepared.

Its open configuration provides clear approach space around key work areas and supports movement between the kitchen, dining table and lounge. Accessible cabinetry, practical storage and an adaptable section of benchtop help make the kitchen easier to use for participants with varying support needs.

The nearby nook provides additional storage and helps define the kitchen without closing it off from the main living area.

This arrangement supports everyday participation, whether that means preparing food, helping with simple household tasks or spending time with others during meals.

Support Close By Without Taking Over

A Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance Area

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room near the main entrance and participant bedroom zone.

The room includes a private ensuite and space for a desk or workstation, providing a practical base for overnight support, documentation and shift handovers.

Its location allows support workers to respond efficiently when assistance is required while keeping staff facilities outside each participant’s personal space.

This separation helps preserve privacy and reinforces that the residence is first and foremost the participants’ home.

Designed for Smooth Movement

High Physical Support Features Integrated Throughout

The single-storey layout supports continuous, step-free movement between the entrance, participant bedrooms, bathrooms, living spaces and kitchen.

Wide internal circulation areas provide clearer routes through the home and reduce unnecessary obstacles for participants using wheelchairs or other mobility equipment.

Level thresholds, accessible doorway widths and support-friendly clearances are incorporated across the key participant areas. Bathroom walls include reinforcement for the installation of grabrails where required.

Controls, switches and power points are positioned to support easier access, while reverse-cycle air conditioning contributes to year-round comfort.

Emergency power provisions are incorporated to support essential equipment and services during an interruption to the main power supply.

Location and Local Amenities

4A Niel Street is located in an established residential area of Croydon, with everyday shopping, healthcare, parkland and public transport available within a short drive. Croydon’s main shopping precinct and railway station form an important local activity centre, while Maroondah Hospital provides major hospital and emergency services nearby.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Croydon Central Shopping Centre

5 to 15 Kent Avenue, Croydon VIC 3136

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Croydon Main Street Shopping Precinct

Main Street, Croydon VIC 3136

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Croydon Park

Mount Dandenong Road, Croydon VIC 3136

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Town Park

Norton Road, Croydon VIC 3136

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Croydon Medical Centre

88 to 90 Main Street, Croydon VIC 3136

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

EACH Community Health

75 Patterson Street, Ringwood East VIC 3135

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Croydon Railway Station

Wicklow Avenue, Croydon VIC 3136

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle or train connection

Croydon Bus Interchange

Wicklow Avenue, Croydon VIC 3136

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle or bus connection

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Location

49 Truncata Drive, Tarneit VIC 3029

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 02:33:11 GMT

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49 Truncata Drive, Tarneit VIC 3029

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuite for Each Participant

High Physical Support with Private Ensuites

Two-Participant SDA Home | Dedicated OOA Room | Accessible Kitchen | Covered Alfresco

49 Truncata Drive, Tarneit is a purpose-built, single-storey SDA home for two participants. Certified under the High Physical Support design category, the residence brings together private participant spaces, accessible shared areas and dedicated overnight support within a practical, comfortable setting.

Each participant has a spacious bedroom with built-in storage and a private accessible ensuite. The bedrooms are positioned away from one another, helping each resident maintain privacy and establish their own daily routine within the shared home.

At the centre of the residence is a generous open-plan living and dining area connected to the accessible kitchen and covered alfresco. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room allows support to remain nearby without taking over participant living spaces.

The home also incorporates step-free access, generous circulation areas, emergency power provisions, fire sprinklers, high-speed internet capability and structural preparation for future ceiling hoists in both participant bedrooms.

Space to Connect and Unwind

A Central Living Area with Room for Everyday Life

The open-plan living and dining area creates a welcoming centre for the household. There is room for participants to relax, enjoy meals, spend time with visitors and take part in shared activities without the space feeling crowded.

Its central position provides a straightforward connection to the participant bedrooms, kitchen, entry and alfresco. This clear layout helps participants and support workers move through the home comfortably while keeping the main living areas easy to supervise when required.

Reverse-cycle air conditioning supports year-round comfort, while dimmable lighting allows the atmosphere to be adjusted for different routines, preferences and times of day.

Personal Rooms with Greater Privacy

Two Participant Bedrooms Designed Around Individual Needs

The home includes two participant bedrooms, each providing space for mobility equipment, personal assistance and comfortable movement around the bed.

Both bedrooms include built-in storage and individual air conditioning. Each room also connects directly to a private accessible ensuite, giving participants greater control over personal routines and reducing the need to share bathroom facilities.

The bedrooms have structural and electrical provisions for future constant-charge ceiling hoists with a minimum load capacity of 250 kilograms. This allows equipment to be introduced when required without extensive structural changes to the home.

Emergency power provisions support designated bedroom outlets during a power interruption, helping essential equipment remain operational for a minimum period.

Ensuite Access for Each Participant

Private Bathrooms Planned for Safer Support

Each participant bedroom has its own accessible ensuite, helping preserve dignity, privacy and independence during personal care routines.

The ensuites include step-free shower areas, accessible sanitary fixtures, open circulation space and slip-resistant flooring. Reinforced bathroom walls allow grabrails and other support equipment to be installed or adjusted in response to individual requirements.

Providing separate ensuites also assists SIL teams with personal support delivery, particularly when participants have different routines, equipment needs or preferred levels of assistance.

Everyday Independence Starts in the Kitchen

An Accessible Kitchen Connected to Shared Living

The kitchen sits beside the living and dining area, allowing participants to remain involved in meal preparation and everyday household activity.

Its accessible design includes generous circulation space, a height-adjustable work surface, wheelchair-friendly cabinetry and an accessible section of benchtop. The kitchen also includes a side-opening wall oven, cooktop, sink, dishwasher and accessible pantry.

Controls and commonly used fittings are positioned to support easier reach from seated or standing positions. The open arrangement also gives support workers room to assist without unnecessarily limiting a participant’s involvement.

Overnight Support with Clear Separation

Assistance Nearby Without Reducing Independence

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is located near the central living and kitchen areas. This placement keeps overnight assistance within practical reach of both participant bedrooms while maintaining separation from private participant spaces.

The OOA room is supported by a nearby staff-only toilet, allowing support workers to complete overnight shifts without using either participant’s ensuite.

The OOA arrangement belongs exclusively to this residence and is not shared with another dwelling. This supports consistency, privacy and a more responsive model of overnight assistance.

Outdoor Living Within Easy Reach

A Covered Alfresco Connected to the Home

The covered alfresco extends directly from the kitchen and living area, creating an additional setting for meals, conversation or quiet time outdoors.

The step-free connection between the internal living area and alfresco helps participants move between spaces with less effort. Its position also allows support to remain nearby without making the outdoor area feel overly supervised.

This connection gives the home greater flexibility, with indoor and outdoor spaces that can be used independently or together depending on the participant’s preferences.

Location and Local Amenities

49 Truncata Drive is positioned in Tarneit, within Melbourne’s western suburbs. The surrounding area provides convenient access to everyday shopping, open spaces, healthcare and public transport. Tarneit Railway Station connects the suburb with Melbourne and regional destinations and also operates as an interchange for several local bus services.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Riverdale Village Shopping Centre

200 Hummingbird Boulevard, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Tarneit Gardens Shopping Centre

747 Tarneit Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Davis Creek Reserve

Davis Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Camelot Park

Camelot Drive, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Riverdale Medical Centre

200 Hummingbird Boulevard, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Tarneit Family Medical and Dental Centre

939 Sayers Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 9 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Tarneit Railway Station

Derrimut Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 11 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, train, or bus connection

Tarneit Station Bus Interchange

Derrimut Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 11 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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Location

5 Dungey Road, Old Noarlunga, SA 5168

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 00:58:36 GMT

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5 Dungey Road, Old Noarlunga, SA 5168

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2 -Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

Purpose-Built for Real Living: HPS Living at Its Best

This is not your standard SDA. 5 Dungey Road in Old Noarlunga delivers what High Physical Support participants actually need: genuine independence, built-in privacy, and a calm, modern environment designed to last.

Every inch of this brand-new home has been designed with accessibility and day-to-day ease in mind. From the oversized HPS suite with private alfresco, to the smart kitchen design and wide, step-free zones throughout, this home offers a safe and dignified living experience for two participants, 1 occupant per bedroom—each with their own private spaces and full access to support.

Key Home Features

Oversized HPS Suite
A massive bedroom with built-in robes, private ensuite, and sliding doors to its own outdoor area. Designed for comfort, space and freedom of movement.
Second Participant Bedroom
Features its own alfresco area and direct access to a fully accessible bathroom—no need to share. Just as considered and spacious as the HPS suite.
Private OOA Room with Ensuite
For onsite overnight assistance, the third bedroom functions as a dedicated carer’s space with its own private ensuite, so support is always nearby but never intrusive.
Open-Plan Living, Kitchen and Meals
The heart of the home is open, bright and wide-set, allowing freedom of movement for mobility devices. Natural light pours through multiple windows and glass doors.
Accessible Kitchen
Designed to be safe and functional for all, the kitchen includes lowered benchtops, wide turning zones, and smart storage for ease of use. Subtle, stylish finishes make the space feel like home.
Three Fully Accessible Bathrooms
All bathrooms are fitted with support-friendly features including roll-in showers, grab rails, non-slip surfaces, and carefully planned layouts to assist with transfers and movement.
Multiple Alfresco Zones
Three outdoor living areas provide private and shared retreat spaces—perfect for downtime, fresh air, and low-stimulation outdoor use.
Functional Finishes Throughout
Wide doorways. Smooth vinyl plank flooring. Reinforced walls. Non-slip surfaces. This home is built to support all mobility and care needs without sacrificing comfort.
Secure, Practical Outdoor Design
Flat driveway and garage for easy vehicle access. Side and rear yard space with soft landscaping. Fully enclosed fencing for peace of mind.

Lifestyle in Old Noarlunga

Positioned in a peaceful neighbourhood, close to community parks and coastline
5 minutes to Colonnades Shopping Centre and the Noarlunga Health Precinct
Easy access to local GP clinics, pharmacies and therapy services
10 minutes to the beach and river walking trails for sensory-friendly outdoor time
Transport convenience via Seaford and Noarlunga stations

5 Dungey Road offers more than just accessibility—it offers genuine liveability. For participants needing High Physical Support, this is a place where the environment doesn’t get in the way of life. It adapts to you, supports you, and gives you space to feel truly at home.

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Location

25 Paradise Cct, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 00:48:11 GMT

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25 Paradise Cct, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

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High Physical Support SDA | Three Participant Home + OOA | Purpose-Built for Accessible Living

A Purpose-Built 3-Participant High Physical Support Home

3 Participant Bedrooms | Dedicated OOA | High Physical Support SDA in Armstrong Creek

25 Paradise Circuit, Armstrong Creek is a purpose-built Specialist Disability Accommodation home designed under the High Physical Support category. The SDA assessment confirms this home as a 3-bedroom High Physical Support dwelling, with onsite overnight assistance included.

This single-storey home has been planned to support accessibility, independence, comfort, and daily support in a way that still feels residential. The layout includes three participant bedrooms, multiple ensuites, an open family and meals area, an accessible kitchen, a study, laundry, garage access, and a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room positioned within the home.

The design supports participants with higher physical support needs through practical features that are built into the home from the beginning. Slip-resistant surfaces, reinforced sanitary walls, high-speed internet capability, ceiling hoist provisions, and emergency power solutions are all documented as part of the completed High Physical Support requirements.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Connected and Easy to Move Through

The open-plan family and meals area creates a central space for daily living, meals, visitors, and connection with support staff when needed. It sits close to the kitchen, participant bedroom zones, and outdoor areas, helping the home feel practical without becoming clinical.

The kitchen is designed to support accessible everyday use, with the High Physical Support checklist requiring clear circulation, accessible benchtop provisions, appropriate tapware, suitable cabinetry mechanisms, task lighting, a cooktop, oven, sink, dishwasher, and wheelchair-accessible pantry.

This is a home designed for real routines. Participants can move between the kitchen, living, dining, bedrooms, bathrooms, and outdoor areas with a layout that supports daily independence while allowing support to be close when required.

Participant Bedrooms

Private Rooms Designed for Comfort and Support

Each participant has their own bedroom, giving every person a dedicated private space within the home. The floor plan shows three participant bedrooms, each positioned with direct access to its own ensuite, helping support privacy, dignity, and everyday routine.

The bedrooms are designed to suit High Physical Support needs, with the checklist requiring appropriate circulation around the bed, robe access, power points, accessible controls, and provision for future ceiling hoist installation. These details help make each room more practical for participants, support workers, and care teams.

The bedroom layout also supports separation between participant spaces, which is important in shared SDA homes. Each participant can have their own retreat while still being part of a connected household.

Bathrooms and Ensuites

Accessible Wet Areas with Privacy Built In

The home includes multiple ensuites designed to support safer and more comfortable daily routines. Each participant bedroom connects to an ensuite, giving participants their own private bathroom space rather than relying on a single shared wet area.

The home also has accessible sanitary requirements, including compliant bathroom layouts, shower provisions, lever or sensor-style tapware, slip-resistant wet area flooring, and reinforced bathroom walls.

These features are especially important for participants with mobility needs, equipment requirements, or support routines that require more space, privacy, and predictable access.

Onsite Overnight Assistance

Support Nearby Without Taking Over the Home

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room is included in the home, allowing overnight support to be available when needed. The assessment confirms that onsite overnight assistance is provided, and that the OOA room is not shared with another dwelling.

The OOA room is positioned separately from the participant bedrooms, helping support workers remain close while still allowing participants to maintain independence and privacy in their own spaces.

For SIL providers and care teams, this layout makes the home easier to support. It provides a clear overnight support zone while keeping participant areas residential, calm, and easy to navigate.

Outdoor Area

Simple, Accessible and Easy to Enjoy

The home includes outdoor space connected to the main living environment, giving participants an area for fresh air, quiet time, and relaxed daily use. The site plan shows the home positioned on a single residential lot with external access areas around the dwelling.

The home requires accessible external pathways, step-free access, appropriate private open space access, and safe transitions between indoor and outdoor areas. This supports easier movement for participants, visitors, and support staff across the home.

The outdoor setting is simple and practical, giving participants usable space without adding unnecessary complexity to daily living.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

Designed for High Physical Support from the Start

This home has been designed from the beginning for High Physical Support living. The home contains key requirements such as step-free access, wide doorways, accessible corridors, consistent switch and power point heights, slip-resistant flooring, ceiling hoist provisions, emergency power solutions, assistive technology readiness, and communication systems between participants and support staff.

These features work together to support mobility, safety, comfort, and independence. For participants, the home offers a more accessible living environment. For SIL providers, it offers a practical layout that supports everyday care delivery without making the home feel institutional.

Location and Local Amenities

25 Paradise Circuit is located in Armstrong Creek, a growing residential area within the Geelong region. The home is close to everyday shopping, parks, medical services, and transport connections, making it practical for participants, families, SIL providers, and support teams.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

The Village Warralily

33 to 41 Coastside Drive, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Armstrong Creek Town Centre

500 to 540 Torquay Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Sparrovale Wetlands

Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Armstrong Creek East Community Hub and Open Space

46 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Warralily Family Medical Practice

33 to 41 Coastside Drive, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Armstrong Creek Doctors

500 to 540 Torquay Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Marshall Railway Station

Marshalltown Road, Marshall VIC 3216

Approx. 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Waurn Ponds Railway Station

Sugargum Drive, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

30 Bluetongue Drive, Magra TAS 7140

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 00:00:05 GMT

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30 Bluetongue Drive, Magra TAS 7140

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites and Accessible Living

High Physical Support Living With Space to Thrive

Two Private Participant Suites | Dedicated OOA Room | Covered Patio and Accessible Garage

30 Bluetongue Drive, Magra is a purpose-built, single-storey SDA home designed for two participants under the High Physical Support design category. The home brings together private participant spaces, generous shared living areas and a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room within a practical and welcoming residential layout.

Clear internal pathways and step-free transitions support comfortable movement throughout the home. High Physical Support provisions include structural capacity for future ceiling hoists, emergency power for essential bedroom outlets, fire sprinklers and accessible communication technology.

The overall design supports independence while giving SIL providers a functional environment for delivering responsive, person-centred assistance.

Room to Connect and Unwind

A Generous Shared Space at the Centre of Daily Life

The open-plan living and dining area creates a spacious central setting for relaxing, sharing meals and welcoming visitors. Its wide, uncomplicated layout provides clear circulation while maintaining the familiar atmosphere of a modern home.

The kitchen connects directly with this shared area, helping participants remain involved in cooking, dining and everyday household routines. Natural light and direct access to the covered patio strengthen the connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces.

Reverse-cycle heating and cooling is provided within the participant bedrooms and main living area. Accessible controls support greater comfort and choice throughout the year.

Personal Rooms with Greater Privacy

Two Participant Suites Designed for Comfort and Support

The home includes two generously planned participant bedrooms, each with space for a queen-size bed, mobility equipment and comfortable movement around the room.

Both bedrooms include built-in storage and access to a private accessible ensuite. This arrangement allows each participant to maintain a personal routine and enjoy meaningful privacy within a shared home.

Each participant bedroom includes structural and power provisions for the future installation of a constant-charge ceiling hoist. The hoist provision is designed to support movement across and along the bed, with a minimum load capacity of 250 kilograms.

Emergency power is connected to selected bedroom outlets, helping essential equipment remain operational during a power interruption.

Bathrooms Built Around Daily Support

Accessible Personal Care Without Compromising Dignity

Each participant ensuite is designed to provide space for wheelchair circulation and assisted personal care. Step-free shower areas, accessible toilets, reinforced walls and clear space around key fixtures help create a practical environment for participants and support teams.

The basins provide usable knee and toe clearance, while lever-style tapware supports easier operation. Slip-resistant flooring contributes to safer movement during personal care routines.

A separate bathroom is positioned near the OOA room, helping preserve the privacy of participant ensuites and keeping staff facilities distinct from participant spaces.

A Kitchen That Encourages Participation

Flexible Features for Everyday Independence

The kitchen is arranged to support access from both seated and standing positions. Clear space in front of benches and appliances allows participants to move comfortably and remain involved in preparing meals.

The kitchen includes an accessible work surface, wall oven, electric or induction cooktop, sink, dishwasher and wheelchair-accessible pantry. Practical lighting above the work areas supports visibility during everyday tasks.

An adjustable-height benchtop provides flexibility for different access needs. Easy-to-operate cabinetry, accessible tapware and conveniently positioned power points make the kitchen more practical for daily use.

Responsive Support Within Easy Reach

A Dedicated OOA Space Positioned for Practical Assistance

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room near the main entrance, garage and laundry. This location gives overnight support workers practical access to the home while maintaining separation from the participant bedrooms.

The OOA room is supported by a separate nearby bathroom, creating a functional staff area without reducing participant privacy. The OOA accommodation is dedicated to this dwelling and is not shared with another residence.

An Easy Transition to Outdoor Living

Covered Space for Fresh Air and Relaxation

The living and dining area opens directly onto a covered patio. This sheltered outdoor space provides a comfortable setting for relaxing, spending time with visitors or enjoying a change of environment throughout the day.

The step-free connection allows straightforward movement between the living area and patio, helping the outdoor space function as a natural extension of the home.

Location and Local Amenities

30 Bluetongue Drive is located in Magra, a quiet residential community close to New Norfolk. Essential shopping, medical services, green spaces and public transport connections are available within a short drive of the home.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Woolworths New Norfolk

51-61 George Street, New Norfolk TAS 7140

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

High Street Shopping Precinct

High Street, New Norfolk TAS 7140

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Tynwald Park

73 Hobart Road, New Norfolk TAS 7140

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Arthur Square

15A Stephen Street, New Norfolk TAS 7140

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

New Norfolk Health Centre

10-12 The Avenue, New Norfolk TAS 7140

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

New Norfolk District Hospital

3 Richmond Street, New Norfolk TAS 7140

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

New Norfolk Bus Station

Pioneer Avenue, New Norfolk TAS 7140

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

George Street Bus Stops

George Street, New Norfolk TAS 7140

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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Location

35 Serenade Street, Donnybrook VIC 3064

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 06:27:13 GMT

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35 Serenade Street, Donnybrook VIC 3064

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2 Participant Robust Home with OOA

Strong. Secure. Completely Yours.

2-Participant Robust SDA Home with Breakout Room | Donnybrook VIC

Set in a peaceful pocket of Melbourne’s north, this beautifully built Robust SDA home offers two participants the safety, support, and space to live life on their own terms — with added flexibility for calm retreat, private downtime, and 24/7 care delivery.

Purpose-Built for Independence, Backed by Robust Design

Everything here has been designed around the needs of NDIS participants with Robust funding. From the private ensuites and extra-strong fixtures to the secure outdoor space and reinforced interiors, this home strikes a balance between durability, discretion, and day-to-day comfort.

Participant Bedrooms

Two fully private bedrooms, each with built-in robes, split-system climate control, and sound-considered positioning
Each room includes a private ensuite, complete with roll-in shower, accessible basin, grab rails, and tiled wall/floor finishes for safety and durability

Living Areas

Open-plan dining and family zone, designed for clear line-of-sight and accessible movement throughout
Dedicated breakout room ideal for self-regulation, therapy use, or private retreat — a critical component for Robust participants
Secure courtyard wrapping the rear, offering a safe outdoor space without overstimulation

Safety You Can Rely On, Comfort You Can Feel

Built with peace of mind as the foundation, this Robust SDA home features:

Impact-resistant walls and hard-wearing surfaces throughout
Reinforced glazing with secure mesh screening — allows natural light while keeping safety top of mind
Recessed light switches, outlets, and smoke detectors to reduce risks
CCTV conduit ready for monitoring both front entry and backyard zones
Pre-installed split systems in every room for tailored temperature regulation
Wide hallways, oversized doorways, and step-free access points

This is a home that doesn’t just meet SDA standards — it considers the realities of Robust participant needs and builds accordingly.

The Lifestyle You Deserve, in the Location You Want

Donnybrook is one of the north’s most exciting emerging communities — quiet and modern, but close to everything that matters. From support services to everyday essentials, you’re perfectly placed for a connected lifestyle:

Just minutes from Donnybrook Station for reliable V-Line train access
Short drive to Craigieburn Central and Merrifield City — for shopping, health, and day-to-day needs
Surrounded by parks, green open spaces, and quiet walking trails
Nearby NDIS providers, allied health clinics, GPs, pharmacies, and psychology practices
Convenient access to Hume Council support programs, transport links, and community resources

Whether you're looking for peace and quiet or easy connection to services, Serenade Street delivers both .

A Robust Home Where Real Life Works

This is more than a safe home. It’s a stable, long-term solution designed to help participants feel in control of their lives again — and proud of where they live. With built-in dignity, participant-first planning, and real comfort, 35 Serenade Street is disability housing — done properly .

Enquire today to book a viewing or speak with us about funding compatibility.

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Location

7 Dungey Road, Old Noarlunga SA 5168

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 03:59:19 GMT

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7 Dungey Road, Old Noarlunga SA 5168

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Ensuite Bedrooms + Retreat Spaces

Purpose-Built High Physical Support SDA in Old Noarlunga

2 Participant Bedrooms | High Physical Support | OOA Included | Retreat Spaces

7 Dungey Road, Old Noarlunga is a purpose-built SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This single-storey residence has been planned for participants who need strong accessibility, practical support-readiness, and a home environment that still feels comfortable, calm, and personal.

The layout supports two participants, with each participant bedroom positioned close to its own ensuite. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included, helping support remain nearby without taking away from privacy or independence.

The home also includes open family and meals areas, an accessible kitchen, a study, two retreat spaces, a garage, and an alfresco area. These spaces work together to support everyday movement, daily routine, quiet time, shared living, and responsive support.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Supportive and Easy to Move Through

The family and meals area sits at the centre of the home, creating a shared space that feels open, practical, and easy to use each day. It connects naturally with the kitchen, participant bedrooms, bathrooms, alfresco, and retreat spaces, helping the home feel easier to understand and move through.

This central area is designed to support everyday living without feeling crowded. Participants have space to relax, share meals, spend time with visitors, or move between private and shared areas with greater confidence.

Dimmable lighting is noted for living areas and bedrooms, while switches and controls are positioned to support easier everyday use. These details help the home feel more comfortable and predictable for participants and support teams.

Participant Bedrooms

Private Rooms With Ensuite Access

The home includes two participant bedrooms, each designed to provide a private space for rest, personal routine, and support when needed.

Each participant bedroom is connected with ensuite access, giving residents greater privacy and dignity during daily care routines. This is especially important in a shared SDA home, where private bathroom access can help reduce stress and support a stronger sense of personal control.

The bedrooms also include provisions for future ceiling hoist installation, with power and structural capacity noted for hoist support. This makes the home more adaptable for participants with complex physical support needs.

Kitchen and Living Spaces

Practical Everyday Independence

The kitchen is positioned to connect directly with the meals and family areas, helping participants stay involved in everyday routines such as cooking, eating, and spending time in the shared parts of the home.

The kitchen includes accessible design details such as a height-adjustable benchtop provision, accessible benchtop areas near key appliances, a side-hinged wall oven provision, drawer-style dishwasher provision, lever-style tapware, pantry storage, task lighting above work areas, and slip-resistant flooring.

These features help make the kitchen more usable for participants and more workable for support teams. The goal is not just compliance, but a kitchen that supports real daily living, participation, and easier movement.

Ensuites and Bathroom

Dignity in Daily Routines

The home includes two participant ensuites and an additional bathroom, supporting privacy, independence, and safer personal care.

The bathroom areas are designed with accessibility in mind, including step-free wet area planning, reinforced sanitary walls for future grab rails and fixtures, slip-resistant flooring, accessible toilet, shower, and basin detailing, and lever-style tapware.

These spaces help make personal care feel more respectful and manageable. Participants can receive support where needed while still having private, purpose-designed spaces that feel part of the home.

Onsite Overnight Assistance Room

Support Nearby Without Taking Over

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included within the home, allowing overnight support to be available when required.

The OOA room helps provide reassurance for participants, families, and SIL providers while still supporting independence. It means support can remain close without being placed directly within participant bedrooms or shared living spaces.

This arrangement supports safer daily operations, clearer staff response, and a better balance between privacy and practical assistance.

Retreat Spaces and Study

More Choice, More Calm

One of the key strengths of this layout is the inclusion of additional spaces beyond the main living area. The home includes Retreat 1, Retreat 2, and a study, giving participants more options for how they use the home throughout the day.

These spaces can support quiet time, regulation, visiting supports, focused activities, or simply a break from shared areas. In a shared living setting, this flexibility can make a meaningful difference to comfort, privacy, and reduced day-to-day stress.

Rather than relying on one shared living space for every activity, the layout gives participants and support teams more ways to create calm, structure, and choice.

Outdoor Area

Fresh Air Close to Home

The home includes an alfresco area connected to the main living zone, giving participants a simple and accessible place to enjoy fresh air without needing to leave the property.

The site includes paved external access and landscaped outdoor areas, supporting a low-maintenance setting that can be used as part of daily routine. This gives participants another option for quiet time, connection, or a change of environment while still staying close to home and support.

Location and Local Amenities

7 Dungey Road is located in Old Noarlunga, close to the broader Seaford and Noarlunga service network. The location gives participants and support providers access to shopping, parks, medical services, and transport without needing to travel far from home.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Seaford Meadows Shopping Centre

Grand Boulevard, Seaford Meadows SA 5169

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Seaford Central Shopping Centre

Commercial Road, Seaford SA 5169

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Onkaparinga River Recreation Park

River Road, Port Noarlunga South SA 5167

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Onkaparinga River National Park

Chapel Hill Road, Old Noarlunga SA 5168

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Seaford Heights Medical Centre

Vista Parade, Seaford Heights SA 5169

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Grand Medical Seaford

Grand Boulevard, Seaford Meadows SA 5169

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Seaford Meadows Railway Station

Teakle Road, Seaford Meadows SA 5169

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

Seaford Railway Station

Station Road, Seaford SA 5169

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

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Location

62 Bayberry Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 03:28:33 GMT

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62 Bayberry Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

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High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participant Home + OOA | Spacious Accessible Design

A Purpose-Built 2-Participant High Physical Support Home

Ceiling Hoist Provision | Private Ensuites | OOA Included

62 Bayberry Street, Armstrong Creek is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This newly completed single-storey residence supports participants with complex physical support needs while still feeling calm, modern, and comfortable to live in.

The home includes two participant bedrooms, private accessible ensuites, a dedicated OOA room, generous shared living areas, an accessible kitchen, a covered alfresco area, step-free access, emergency power provisions, and future ceiling hoist capacity to participant bedrooms.

Everyday Living at the Centre

Open, Connected and Designed for Ease

The central living, dining, and kitchen area has been designed to feel open and welcoming while supporting wheelchair accessibility and easy movement throughout the home. The layout allows participants, support workers, and visitors to move comfortably without the space feeling crowded.

The open-plan living area connects directly to the alfresco, creating a simple indoor and outdoor flow for everyday relaxation, visitors, and shared household routines. The kitchen is positioned beside the living and dining area, making it easier for participants to stay connected to daily activities.

The kitchen includes accessible design features such as clear circulation space, accessible bench provisions, a side-opening wall oven, drawer-style dishwasher, reachable controls, and a wheelchair-accessible pantry.

Private Participant Suites

Spacious Bedrooms with Built-In High Support Provisions

Both participant bedrooms are designed as proper private rooms with generous circulation space, robe storage, and direct access to private ensuites. Each bedroom has been planned to support comfort, privacy, and assistive technology needs.

The bedrooms include provision for future installation of 250kg ceiling hoists, with engineered structure and power included for hoist support. This makes the home well suited to participants with higher physical support needs.

Accessible Ensuite Bathrooms

Safe, Private and Purpose-Built for Daily Routines

Each participant has access to their own accessible ensuite, helping support privacy, dignity, and independence in daily routines. The bathrooms include step-free showers, accessible circulation space, reinforced walls for future grabrail installation, slip-resistant flooring, and accessible fittings.

The bathroom layouts are designed to allow support workers to assist safely when needed while still maintaining a comfortable residential feel. A separate accessible WC is also included within the home for visitors and support staff.

Overnight Support

Close When Needed, Separate When Privacy Matters

The home includes a dedicated Overnight On-Call room so support can be available overnight when required. The OOA room is positioned separately from the participant bedrooms, allowing support to remain nearby without compromising participant privacy.

This layout gives participants the reassurance of support close by while still allowing them to enjoy their own private spaces and daily independence.

Outdoor Connection

Covered Alfresco Living with Easy Step-Free Access

The covered alfresco area connects directly to the main living space, giving participants an easy outdoor area for relaxing, socialising, or quiet time. The outdoor areas are designed to be practical, low maintenance, and easy to access.

The property includes accessible pathways from the front boundary and parking areas to the home entry, supporting safer movement into and around the property.

Built-In Accessibility

High Physical Support Features Integrated from the Start

This home has been purpose-built to meet High Physical Support SDA requirements. Its accessibility features include step-free access, wide internal circulation, accessible kitchen and bathroom layouts, slip-resistant flooring, reinforced bathroom walls, consistent switch and power point heights, dimmable lighting to living areas and bedrooms, reverse-cycle air conditioning, emergency power provisions, high-speed internet capability, and future ceiling hoist provision to participant bedrooms.

These features have been incorporated into the original build rather than added later, helping the home feel natural, comfortable, and residential while still supporting complex daily support needs.

Location and Local Amenities

62 Bayberry Street is located in Armstrong Creek, close to shopping, parks, medical services, and transport options. The area offers quiet residential living with practical access to everyday services for participants, families, and SIL providers.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

The Village Warralily Shopping Centre

3/33 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Coles Armstrong Creek

Surf Coast Highway, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Warralily Boulevard Reserve

70-90 Warralily Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Sovereign Drive Recreation Reserve

82 Sovereign Drive, Mount Duneed VIC 3217

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Armstrong Health Medical Centre

731-735 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Armstrong Creek Medical Centre

2-28 Freda Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Marshall Railway Station

52 Marshalltown Road, Marshall VIC 3216

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Waurn Ponds Railway Station

Sugargum Drive, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

95 Harmon Dr, Drouin VIC 3818

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 03:16:34 GMT

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95 Harmon Dr, Drouin VIC 3818

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2-Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

Designed for Real Independence

This purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home has been carefully designed to support participants with complex physical needs, without sacrificing comfort, warmth, or liveability. Every space has been designed to work intuitively, allowing the home to function smoothly day-to-day while still feeling calm, modern, and residential.

This is disability housing done properly.

Open-Plan Living, Kitchen & Dining

At the heart of the home is a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living area designed for ease of movement and shared living.

Wide circulation paths, durable flooring and clear sightlines make the space highly functional for mobility aids, while large windows and sliding doors bring in natural light and create a relaxed, open feel. The kitchen is modern and practical, with ample bench space, high-quality appliances, and thoughtful storage, supporting both independent and assisted use.

A second living area at the front of the home provides flexibility—ideal for quiet time, visitors, or support needs without disrupting the main living space.

Participant Bedrooms & Private Ensuites

The home includes two generously sized participant bedrooms , each designed to meet High Physical Support requirements.

Each bedroom features:

Excellent circulation space for mobility equipment
Built-in robes with easy access
Wall-mounted television points
Direct access to a private, fully accessible ensuite

The ensuites include level-access showers, reinforced walls, grab rails, slip-resistant flooring and compliant fixtures, supporting dignity, safety and long-term usability.

Dedicated Support & Overnight Assistance

A separate On-site Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is thoughtfully positioned away from participant bedrooms, allowing support staff to be close when needed while maintaining privacy and independence.

The OOA room includes its own ensuite and is well located for responsive support without feeling intrusive.

Additional Spaces & Storage

The home also offers:

A separate study / multipurpose room , suitable for therapy, support coordination, hobbies or quiet retreat
A functional, accessible laundry
Multiple linen and storage areas throughout
A secure double garage with internal access

Each space has been designed to add real, usable value to everyday living.

Private Outdoor Space

The backyard is level, fully fenced and directly accessible from the main living area. This private outdoor space is easy to use, low-maintenance, and suitable for relaxation, activities, or time with visitors. The layout also allows for future customisation to suit individual needs.

Location & Local Amenities

Set within a quiet residential area of Drouin, the home is close to essential services and transport:

Harmon Park – nearby for outdoor time and short walks
Drouin Medical Clinic , 22 Princes Way, Drouin VIC 3818
West Gippsland Healthcare Group – Drouin Campus , 28 Princes Way, Drouin VIC 3818
Drouin Town Centre (Coles, Woolworths, cafés & services) – approx. 1.5 km
Drouin Train Station , 1 Station Place, Drouin VIC 3818
Local bus stops along Princes Way and the surrounding streets

This location supports routine, connection and easy access to everyday needs.

A Home Built for Long-Term Living

95 Harmon Drive is not a short-term solution or a generic build. It’s a well-considered High Physical Support home designed to support independence, stability and quality of life over the long term.

Whether you’re an NDIS participant, a family member, or a support coordinator seeking a compliant, thoughtfully designed home — this property offers a strong, reliable foundation for supported living.

Now accepting enquiries.
Contact us to discuss suitability and availability.

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Location

10 Stonecutter Loop, Fraser Rise VIC 3336

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 02:58:03 GMT

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10 Stonecutter Loop, Fraser Rise VIC 3336

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Robust SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites and Breakout Room

Robust SDA Living with Space to Reset

Two Participant Bedrooms with Private Ensuites | Dedicated Breakout Room | Onsite Overnight Assistance

10 Stonecutter Loop, Fraser Rise is a single-storey Specialist Disability Accommodation home certified under the Robust design category for two participants. The residence also includes a separate non-participant bedroom for Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA), providing access to overnight support while preserving the privacy of each participant.

The home brings together private participant spaces, comfortable shared living areas and a separate breakout room within a practical, support-friendly layout. Each participant has a dedicated bedroom and private ensuite, while the kitchen, meals and family area creates a welcoming central space for everyday routines and shared time.

Robust elements have been integrated carefully so the property retains the warmth and character of a contemporary home. High-impact wall linings, resilient fixtures, sound-insulated participant bedrooms, solid-core doors and recessed lighting support safety, durability and ongoing use without creating an institutional feel.

Everyday Living at the Centre

A Welcoming Space for Shared Routines

The open kitchen, meals and family area provides the main shared setting within the home. The connected layout makes it easier to move between cooking, dining and relaxing, while allowing participants and support teams to remain engaged throughout the day.

The kitchen includes practical bench space and storage, along with a cooktop, oven, rangehood, sink and dishwasher. Durable cabinetry and finishes support frequent use, while clear circulation around the benches and appliances creates a more comfortable environment for everyday meal preparation.

A glazed sliding door connects the family area to the covered alfresco, allowing natural light into the home and creating an easy transition between indoor and outdoor living.

Personal Rooms with Greater Privacy

Comfortable Bedrooms for Rest and Independence

The residence includes two participant bedrooms, with each room positioned beside its own private ensuite. This arrangement gives both participants a personal area for rest, belongings and daily routines while maintaining convenient access to the shared parts of the home.

Each participant bedroom includes built-in storage and sound insulation to help reduce noise transfer and create a calmer private environment. High-impact wall finishes, solid-core doors and lockable windows provide additional resilience and safety while maintaining a natural residential appearance.

The bedrooms remain within easy reach of the central family area, allowing participants to move between private and shared spaces without long internal travel paths.

Bathrooms That Support Personal Routines

Private Ensuites with Practical Accessibility

Each participant bedroom connects directly to a private ensuite containing a step-free shower, toilet and basin. The bathrooms include slip-resistant flooring, reinforced walls and layouts that provide clear space around the main fixtures.

Lever-style tapware and practical door hardware support easier everyday use. Reinforced bathroom walls also provide a durable foundation for disability-related fixtures that may be required to suit an individual participant’s support needs.

Separate ensuites allow participants to maintain greater dignity, choice and privacy within a shared living arrangement.

A Purposeful Room Away from Activity

Flexible Space for Calm and Regulation

The dedicated breakout room provides a separate environment away from the participant bedrooms and main family area. It can be personalised around the disability-related needs of the residents through suitable activities, sensory equipment, lighting or other supports that may assist with comfort, regulation and mood.

Because the breakout room is separate from the general living and dining area, it can operate as a genuine retreat rather than an extension of the shared family space.

This additional room gives participants and SIL providers greater flexibility when creating routines and support strategies suited to the people living in the home.

Overnight Support with Defined Boundaries

A Separate OOA Area Near the Entry

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room near the front of the residence. The OOA room has its own ensuite, providing staff with a practical base for overnight assistance without using participant bathrooms or bedrooms.

Its position near the entrance supports straightforward staff access while keeping overnight support spaces separate from participant rooms and the main family area. The OOA room is dedicated to this residence and is not shared with another dwelling.

This arrangement helps participants retain privacy and independence while providing reassurance that support can remain close when required.

Fresh Air Close to the Living Area

Covered Outdoor Space for Quiet Time and Connection

The covered alfresco opens directly from the family area, creating an outdoor setting for relaxing, spending time with visitors or enjoying a quieter part of the day.

The connection between the family room and alfresco supports convenient movement between indoor and outdoor spaces. Step-free transitions and firm, slip-resistant surfaces help make the outdoor area safer and easier to access.

The fenced backyard provides additional private open space and creates a clearly defined residential environment that can be managed around the needs of the participants.

Resilience Built into Daily Life

Safety and Durability Without an Institutional Feel

The residence meets the requirements of the Robust SDA design category. A continuous step-free accessway leads from the site entrance to the home, while level internal thresholds support easier movement throughout the single-storey layout.

Wide participant doorways and clear passageways support comfortable circulation between bedrooms, bathrooms and shared areas. Consistently positioned switches, rocker-style controls and dimmable lighting in bedrooms and living areas help create more predictable and manageable daily routines.

High-impact wall linings and resilient fixtures have been incorporated to withstand heavy use while reducing the risk of injury. The participant bedrooms are sound insulated, and the home also includes lockable windows, laminated glazing, solid-core timber doors and interconnected smoke alarms.

A separate laundry, practical storage, internal access from the single garage and a covered step-free entrance further support day-to-day living and service delivery.

Location and Local Amenities

10 Stonecutter Loop is located in Fraser Rise within Melbourne’s north-west. The surrounding area provides access to shopping centres, open spaces, medical services and transport connections, with car or support vehicle travel generally offering the most practical option.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Taylors Hill Village

127 Gourlay Road, Taylors Hill VIC 3037

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Watergardens Shopping Centre

399 Melton Highway, Taylors Lakes VIC 3038

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Goulding Park

70 Aspire Boulevard, Fraser Rise VIC 3336

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Milos Court Reserve

78 Milos Court, Fraser Rise VIC 3336

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Taylors Hill Medical Clinic

Shop 1, Taylors Hill Village, 127 Gourlay Road, Taylors Hill VIC 3037

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Aspire Medical and Skin Centre

Shop 7, 1 Sanctuary Road, Hillside VIC 3037

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Taylors Hill Village Bus Stops

Gourlay Road and Hume Drive, Taylors Hill VIC 3037

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

Watergardens Railway Station

Watergardens Circuit Road, Taylors Lakes VIC 3038

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, train, or bus connection

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Location

60 Bayberry Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 02:49:39 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participant Home + OOA | Accessible Ensuites and Ceiling Hoist Provision

A Purpose-Built 2-Participant High Physical Support Home

Ceiling Hoist Provision in Both Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | OOA Included | Accessible Kitchen and Alfresco

60 Bayberry Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217 is a purpose-built SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This single-storey residence has been designed for two participants, with a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room included so support can be close by when required.

The home has been planned to support independence, privacy and everyday comfort. Each participant has their own bedroom, robe and private ensuite, while the shared living, dining and kitchen areas provide a central place to relax, cook, connect with others and spend time with visitors. The home also includes step-free access, wide internal circulation, accessible pathways, reinforced wet areas, assistive technology provisions and structural readiness for future ceiling hoists.

This is a home that has been designed from the beginning for High Physical Support living, not adapted afterwards. The result is practical, accessible and support-friendly, while still feeling like a comfortable modern home.

Connected Living Spaces

Open, Calm and Easy to Move Through

The living and dining area sits at the rear of the home and provides a generous shared space for daily routines, visitors and relaxed time at home. Its open connection to the kitchen helps the home feel social and easy to navigate, while the wide passageways support safer movement for participants using mobility equipment.

The layout gives participants room to move without feeling crowded. The living area also connects directly to the covered alfresco through a glazed sliding door, creating an easy transition between indoor and outdoor living.

Private Participant Suites

Personal Space, Ensuite Access and Hoist Readiness

Both participant bedrooms are designed as private suites, giving each person their own bedroom, robe and ensuite. This is especially important in a shared SDA home because it allows participants to live with support and connection while still having proper privacy and personal space.

Each bedroom includes structural and power provision for future installation of a 250kg ceiling hoist, capable of travelling across and down the bed. This supports future flexibility and helps the home respond to changing participant needs over time.

The ensuites are designed with accessibility in mind, including reinforced walls, step-free showers, slip-resistant flooring and circulation space to support safer use. The bedroom areas also include sound insulation measures, helping improve privacy and comfort for both participants.

Everyday Kitchen Design

Practical Accessibility for Daily Routines

The kitchen is positioned beside the living and dining area so participants can remain involved in everyday home life. It has been designed with High Physical Support requirements in mind, including accessible circulation, task lighting, a drawer-style dishwasher, accessible tapware, appropriate cabinetry hardware and a height-adjustable benchtop.

The kitchen also includes an accessible wall oven with telescopic shelving, an electric cooktop, accessible bench space and a wheelchair-accessible pantry. These features make the kitchen more usable for participants while still keeping the space modern and residential.

Support When Needed

A Dedicated OOA Room That Respects Independence

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room so overnight support can be provided when needed. The OOA room is positioned separately from the participant bedrooms, helping support staff remain nearby without compromising the privacy of the people who live in the home.

This layout is well suited to SIL providers because it allows support to be delivered efficiently while preserving a clear separation between participant spaces and staff support areas.

Outdoor Living

Covered Alfresco Space with Step-Free Access

The covered alfresco area connects directly to the living and dining space, giving participants an outdoor area that can be used for relaxing, fresh air or spending time with visitors. The alfresco is positioned at the rear of the home and is accessed from the main living area, making it easy to use as part of everyday routines.

The site plan shows accessible external pathways and graded access, including an SDA-compliant pedestrian accessway from the front boundary to the front door. These outdoor design choices support safer movement around the property and make the home easier for participants and support staff to navigate.

Built-In SDA Accessibility

High Physical Support Features Integrated from the Start

This home has been certified under the High Physical Support design category for two participant bedrooms, excluding the OOA room. It includes step-free access, wide circulation, accessible sanitary facilities, slip-resistant flooring, reinforced bathroom walls, emergency power provision, high-speed internet and Wi-Fi capability, and ceiling hoist readiness in both participant bedrooms.

The home also includes accessible kitchen features, compliant door and corridor design, lockable windows, accessible external accessways and support-friendly planning throughout. These features are built into the design itself, helping the home feel more natural to live in while still meeting the practical needs of participants and SIL providers.

Location and Local Amenities

60 Bayberry Street is located in Armstrong Creek, close to local shopping, parks, medical services and public transport. The area is well suited to participants and support providers who need everyday services nearby while still wanting a quieter residential setting.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

The Village Warralily Shopping Centre

3/33 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Woolworths Warralily

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Warralily Boulevard Reserve

70-90 Warralily Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Sparrovale Wetlands Reserve

74-52 Groves Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Armstrong Health Medical Centre

731-735 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

TLC Medical Centres Armstrong Creek

2/28 Freda Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Route 45 Bus Stop, The Village Warralily Shopping Centre

Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: supported public transport or support vehicle

Waurn Ponds Railway Station

Sugargum Drive, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

37 Hawkestone Street, Melton South VIC 3338

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High Physical Support SDA | Three Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites

A Purpose-Built 3-Participant High Physical Support Home

3 High Physical Support Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | OOA Included | Accessible Alfresco

37 Hawkestone Street, Melton South is a purpose-built SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. It is a single-storey home created for three participants, with each participant having their own private bedroom and ensuite. A dedicated On-site Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included so support can be available overnight while participants continue to enjoy privacy, independence and a home-like environment.

The home has been carefully arranged to support daily routines, shared living and individual privacy. Participant bedrooms are separated from the main living areas, while the kitchen, meals, family and living spaces create a comfortable central hub for everyday life.

Key features include:

3 High Physical Support participant bedrooms
Private ensuite for each participant bedroom
Dedicated OOA room
Open-plan kitchen, meals and family area
Separate living room
Covered alfresco area
Attached garage
Step-free internal transitions
Wide internal doorways
Slip-resistant flooring
Provision for future ceiling hoists in participant bedrooms
Assistive technology provisions
Motorised roller blinds

The Heart of the Home

Open, Connected and Easy to Live In

The main living areas are open, practical and easy to move through. The kitchen, meals and family areas sit together to create a central everyday space where participants can cook, eat, relax, spend time with visitors or engage with support staff without feeling separated from the rest of the home.

A separate living room provides another shared space within the home. This gives participants more choice in how they use the house, whether they want to spend time together, enjoy a quieter area or have more flexibility during daily routines.

The kitchen is designed to be functional and participant-friendly, with an adjustable benchtop, induction cooktop, pull-out pantry, dishwasher provision, microwave space and accessible power and control locations. The result is a practical kitchen that supports everyday use for participants and SIL providers.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Comfortable and Designed for Real Life

Each of the three participant bedrooms is designed as a proper private space, with its own robe and direct access to a private ensuite. This gives each participant a strong sense of privacy and ownership while still being part of a shared home.

The bedrooms support High Physical Support needs, including provision for future ceiling hoist installation. This gives the home flexibility over time and helps support participants whose needs may change.

Each private ensuite includes step-free access, shower curtains, a wall-hung basin, accessible WC layout and slip-resistant wet-area flooring. These bathrooms are designed to support safer personal care while still feeling private and comfortable.

Having three participant bedrooms with private ensuites is one of the strongest features of this home. It allows participants to live together while maintaining their own routines, bathroom access and personal space.

Kitchen and Living Spaces

Practical, Accessible and Support-Friendly

The kitchen and living areas are designed to support everyday independence. The open meals and family area creates a natural hub for the home, while the separate living room gives participants an additional place to relax.

The kitchen supports involvement in daily activities, whether that means preparing food, spending time with others or simply being part of household routines. Accessible controls, practical circulation and thoughtful positioning make the space easier to use for both participants and support teams.

The laundry is positioned close to the kitchen and living areas, helping support staff manage household tasks efficiently while keeping participant bedrooms and private spaces separate.

Overnight On-Call (OOA) Room

Support Nearby Without Taking Over the Home

37 Hawkestone includes a dedicated OOA room so overnight support can be provided when needed. This allows participants to live more independently while still having the reassurance that support is close by.

The OOA room is separate from the participant bedrooms, helping protect privacy while keeping support available. This balance is important for participants and SIL providers, especially in a shared High Physical Support home.

For SIL providers, the home is practical and support-friendly. It includes accessible participant bathrooms, clear circulation, assistive technology provisions, durable finishes and participant bedrooms designed for future ceiling hoist installation if required.

Outdoor Area

Accessible Outdoor Living with a Covered Alfresco

The home includes a covered alfresco area connected to the family space, creating an easy transition between indoor and outdoor living. This gives participants a comfortable outdoor area for fresh air, quiet time or spending time with visitors.

The alfresco and porch areas include slip-resistant surfaces, supporting safer movement in outdoor spaces. Step-free access at key entry and outdoor areas helps make the home easier to use every day.

The outdoor areas are simple, practical and easy to maintain, giving participants usable outdoor space without adding unnecessary complexity for daily support routines.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

Designed from the Beginning, Not Added Later

37 Hawkestone has been built around High Physical Support living. The home includes step-free internal transitions, wide internal doorways, accessible ensuites, slip-resistant flooring, motorised roller blinds, easy-reach window controls, assistive technology provisions and power for future ceiling hoists in participant bedrooms.

Lighting, switches and power points are positioned consistently to make daily routines easier. Intercom and assistive technology wiring supports communication between participant spaces and support areas, while power provisions for automation help future-proof the home.

Durability and safety have also been considered through slip-resistant flooring, accessible wet-area design, reinforced sanitary room walls, lever-style hardware, accessible tapware and practical threshold tolerances. These details help the home work well for participants with higher physical support needs while still presenting as a comfortable modern home.

Overnight On-Call Room

Support Nearby Without Losing Independence

This balance is important. Participants can enjoy their own independent spaces, while SIL providers have a practical support base within the home.

Location and Local Amenities

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Opalia Plaza

201 Exford Road, Weir Views VIC 3338

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Woodgrove Shopping Centre

533-555 High Street, Melton West VIC 3337

Approx. 10 to 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Bridge Road Recreation Reserve

Bridge Road, Melton South VIC 3338

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Melton Botanic Garden

46 Lakewood Boulevard, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Melton South Medical Clinic

Unit 23, Opalia Plaza, 201 Exford Road, Weir Views VIC 3338

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Melton Health Hub

195-209 Barries Road, Melton West VIC 3337

Approx. 12 to 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Melton Station

Staughton Street, Melton South VIC 3338

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle or train connection

Melton Station Bus Interchange

Staughton Street, Melton South VIC 3338

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle or connecting bus service

Peter Fitzgerald

0408 791 489

peter@necessityhousing.com

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11 Esk St, Lara VIC 3212

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites + Study

High Physical Support SDA Living in Lara

2 Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | Study | Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) Included

11 Esk Street, Lara is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home created for participants who need strong accessibility, reliable support-readiness, and a home environment that still feels calm, personal, and easy to live in.

The home is designed for 2 participants and includes two participant bedrooms, private ensuites, an Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, a study, open living and meals area, kitchen, garage, laundry, and alfresco area. The single-level layout supports easier movement through the main areas of the home and gives both participants and support teams a practical, well-connected setting for everyday living.

This is a home that brings together comfort, privacy, and High Physical Support design in a way that feels natural. Future ceiling hoist capability, emergency power provision, fire sprinklers, accessible controls, reinforced sanitary walls, assistive technology readiness, and step-free access principles all help support safer routines and long-term stability.

Everyday Living Spaces

Open, Connected and Comfortable

The Family & Meals area forms the main shared space of the home, connecting with the kitchen and alfresco to support everyday routines in one easy-to-use area.

This central living space gives participants a comfortable place for meals, quiet time, visitors, support, and daily connection. The layout helps movement feel more predictable and reduces the pressure that can come from tight or disconnected spaces.

Vinyl flooring, step-free internal transitions, and clear circulation planning support practical daily use while still allowing the home to feel residential and relaxed. It is a shared space designed for real living, not just basic access.

Participant Bedrooms

Personal Retreats With Practical Support

The home includes two participant bedrooms, each designed to provide a private place for rest, routine, and personal comfort.

Both participant bedrooms include robe storage and have close access to private ensuite facilities. The bedrooms also include provisions for future ceiling hoist installation, with structural and power readiness included to support High Physical Support needs over time.

Emergency power provision to participant bedroom GPOs adds another important layer of safety and reliability. These bedrooms give each participant a defined personal retreat while keeping daily support practical and close when required.

Kitchen and Shared Areas

Daily Routines Made Simpler

The kitchen connects directly with the Family & Meals area, making cooking, meals, and daily activities easier to manage in the centre of the home.

Ensuites and Bathrooms

Private Care With Greater Confidence

The participant ensuites are designed to support personal care with privacy, dignity, and easier movement.

These spaces include step-free shower areas, accessible shower and toilet planning, reinforced sanitary walls, slip-resistant flooring, and lever or sensor-style tapware. These features help support safer routines while still keeping the bathrooms practical and home-like.

Private ensuite access is a key benefit in a shared SDA home. It allows each participant to maintain personal routine, reduce shared-living stress, and receive support in a way that feels more respectful and controlled.

Study

A Separate Space for Flexibility

The home includes a separate study, adding another useful room beyond the shared living area and participant bedrooms.

This space can support quieter activities, appointments, household administration, therapy-related tasks, or time away from the main living area. In a two-participant home, this kind of extra room can make day-to-day living feel more flexible and less crowded.

It gives the household another option throughout the day, supporting different routines, different energy levels, and the practical needs of participants and support teams.

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) Room

Responsive Support With Clear Separation

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room so support can remain nearby when needed without taking over participant spaces.

The OOA has its own ensuite, supporting overnight response and daily operations in a way that is practical for SIL providers and respectful for participants.

This arrangement helps maintain privacy and independence while giving participants, families, and support teams confidence that assistance can be close, responsive, and well placed within the home.

Outdoor Area

A Calm Extension of Home

The alfresco area connects with the main living space, creating a practical outdoor area for fresh air, quiet moments, and time with visitors.

This outdoor connection gives participants another option during the day without needing to leave the property. It can support a change of environment, a calmer place to sit, or a simple extension of shared living.

With fencing and step-free access principles included in the broader design, the outdoor area supports comfort, privacy, and safer everyday use.

Location and Local Amenities

11 Esk Street is located in Lara, a residential suburb within the Geelong region. The location offers access to everyday shopping, local medical services, parks, community spaces, and public transport options, making it practical for participants, families, and support providers.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Lara Village Shopping Centre

Cnr Station Lake Road & The Centre Way, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Community Care Chemist Lara

Shops 7 & 8, 3-5 Forest Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Austin Park

5A Walkers Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Kevin Hoffman Walk

65 Walkers Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Forest Road Medical Centre

3-5 Forest Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Lara Community Care Chemist

Shops 7 & 8, 3-5 Forest Road, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Lara Railway Station

Hicks Street, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Lara Station Bus Connections

Hicks Street, Lara VIC 3212

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

120 Kossuth St, Sebastopol VIC 3356

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 02:27:19 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participant Home + OOA | Accessible Single Dwelling

A Home Designed for Real Independence

High Physical Support SDA | 3 Bedrooms

120 Kossuth Street, Sebastopol is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for participants who need a home that genuinely supports accessibility, safety, independence, and reliable support delivery.

The layout has been carefully planned to provide a balance of independence and support. It includes three bedrooms, multiple accessible bathrooms, wide circulation spaces, an open plan living and kitchen area, private outdoor space, and a layout that works well for both participants and SIL providers. The design is practical, comfortable, and easy to live in every day.

The Heart of the Home

Open, spacious and easy to move through

The main living, kitchen, and meals area sits at the centre of the home and connects directly to the bedrooms, entry, and outdoor area. The open plan layout creates a space that feels calm and easy to navigate, with plenty of room for mobility equipment and everyday movement.

Wide internal corridors and doorways have been designed to meet the High Physical Support requirements, making it easier for participants to move safely between rooms. The single level layout means all essential spaces are on one level with no internal steps, which supports independence and reduces barriers to daily living.

Natural light flows into the living and meals area, while the kitchen is positioned so participants can remain part of daily life even while receiving support.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, comfortable and designed for long-term living

The home includes three bedrooms, all positioned to provide privacy while still allowing easy access to support when required. The layout shows three separate bedrooms with wardrobes and nearby accessible bathrooms, making it suitable for shared living while still maintaining personal space.

Each bedroom has been designed with accessibility in mind, including:

Wide doorways
Easy access to an accessible bathroom
Clear circulation space around the bed area
Layout suitable for assistive technology and future modifications if required

The SDA assessment confirms the home has been designed and completed under the High Physical Support category, including structural provision for ceiling hoists and emergency power solutions in participant bedrooms.

Bathrooms and Accessible Design

Safe, practical and ready for support

The home includes multiple bathrooms positioned close to the bedrooms, making daily routines easier and more private. The design reflects the requirements of the High Physical Support SDA standard, including accessible layout, compliant circulation space, reinforced walls for grab rails, and slip-resistant flooring.

These features are not just technical requirements. They make everyday tasks like showering, getting ready in the morning, and receiving support simpler and safer for participants.

Kitchen and Daily Living Spaces

Designed to support independence

The kitchen sits within the open plan living area and has been designed so participants can remain involved in daily life. Clear circulation space in front of benches and appliances supports wheelchair access and assisted use when needed.

The layout connects easily to the meals and living areas, which helps create a home that feels natural rather than clinical. Participants can cook, spend time with visitors, or simply relax in a space that feels open and comfortable.

Outdoor Living and Private Space

Easy access and usable every day

The home includes a private outdoor living area connected directly to the main living space. This allows participants to spend time outside without barriers and makes it easier for support workers to assist when needed.

The site plan also confirms step free access from the street to the home and a layout that prioritises safety and independence from the moment someone arrives.

Accessibility Features

Built to the High Physical Support standard

This home has been assessed under the High Physical Support SDA design category at Final-As-Built stage. That means it has been built and checked to meet the highest level of accessibility under the SDA Design Standard.

Key accessibility features include:

Step free access from the site boundary to the front door
Wide corridors and doorways suitable for mobility equipment
Accessible bathroom layouts with compliant circulation space
Reinforced walls in wet areas for future grab rails
Slip resistant flooring throughout the home
Structural provision for ceiling hoists in participant bedrooms
Emergency power solutions installed for essential equipment
Layout designed to support both independence and support delivery

These are not just features on paper. They are practical improvements that make everyday life easier for participants and easier to support safely.

Location and Local Amenities

120 Kossuth Street is located in Sebastopol, within the Ballarat area. It is positioned in a residential neighbourhood with access to shopping, parks, medical services, and public transport.

Shopping

Coles Sebastopol

Sebastopol VIC 3356

Approximately 5 minutes by car

Delacombe Town Centre

315 Glenelg Highway, Delacombe VIC 3356

Approximately 7 to 10 minutes by car

Parks

Marty Busch Reserve

Sebastopol VIC 3356

Approximately 5 minutes by car or 10 minutes by wheelchair accessible transport

Victoria Park Ballarat

Ballarat VIC 3350

Approximately 10 minutes by car

Medical

Sebastopol Medical Centre

Sebastopol VIC 3356

Approximately 5 minutes by car

Ballarat Base Hospital

1 Drummond Street North, Ballarat VIC 3350

Approximately 10 to 12 minutes by car

Transport

Local bus services along Kossuth Street and nearby main roads

Sebastopol VIC 3356

Approximately 2 to 5 minutes by wheelchair accessible transport

Ballarat Train Station

Lydiard Street North, Ballarat VIC 3350

Approximately 10 to 12 minutes by car

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Location

84 Fradd Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 02:26:52 GMT

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A Spacious 3-Participant Fully Accessible SDA Home in Angle Vale

Fully Accessible SDA | 3 Participants | OOA Included | Two Living Areas | Purpose-Built for Independence

84 Fradd Road, Angle Vale is a purpose-built single-storey SDA home designed under the Fully Accessible design category for three participants. The home has been planned to support everyday independence, safe movement, privacy, and practical support delivery without feeling clinical or overcomplicated.

The layout includes three participant bedrooms, multiple living areas, an accessible kitchen and dining zone, dedicated Overnight On-Call room, study nook, laundry, garage, and outdoor courtyard areas. It is a home designed for participants who want comfort, dignity, and stability, while also giving SIL providers a practical layout for delivering support when needed.

Wide internal access, step-free movement, accessible bathrooms, slip-resistant flooring, consistent switch and power-point heights, lockable windows, reverse-cycle air-conditioning, high-speed internet capability, and fire safety features are all built into the design from the beginning. These features help the home feel natural to live in while still meeting the important functional requirements of Fully Accessible SDA.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Practical and Easy to Move Through

The main kitchen, living and dining area sits at the centre of the home and gives participants a shared everyday space that feels open, simple and comfortable. The kitchen connects naturally with the living and dining areas, supporting daily routines such as meals, conversation, activities, and time with support workers or visitors.

The kitchen has been designed with accessibility in mind, including accessible bench space, easy-to-use tapware, suitable appliance placement, drawer-style dishwasher, wheelchair-accessible pantry provision, task lighting over work areas, and clear circulation space. This helps participants stay involved in everyday home life rather than being separated from daily routines.

The home also includes a second living area, giving participants more choice in how the house is used. This additional space can work well as a quiet retreat, TV room, sensory break space, or shared activity area. In a three-participant home, this flexibility is important because it helps reduce pressure on one shared living space and gives people more control over their day.

Participant Bedrooms

Private Rooms Designed for Long-Term Comfort

The home includes three participant bedrooms, each planned to support Fully Accessible SDA requirements and everyday comfort. The bedrooms are designed with appropriate circulation space, built-in robe provision, accessible power-point placement, and room to support daily routines.

Each bedroom gives participants their own private space within the home. This matters in shared living because privacy, personal storage, and the ability to retreat from shared areas can make a real difference to comfort and long-term stability.

The layout allows participants to live together while still maintaining separation between personal spaces and shared areas. This supports independence, dignity, and a calmer shared living environment.

Bathrooms and Personal Care Spaces

Accessible, Safe and Designed for Practical Support

The home includes accessible bathroom and ensuite spaces designed to support participant use and practical assistance where required. The Fully Accessible checklist confirms accessible sanitary facilities, including compliant toilet, shower and basin requirements, slip-resistant wet area flooring, reinforced wall provisions, and accessible fixture placement.

These bathrooms are designed to support safe movement, easier transfers, and day-to-day personal care. The design avoids making accessibility feel like an afterthought, with wet areas planned as part of the original home design.

The inclusion of accessible bathrooms across the layout helps support three participants while giving SIL providers a more practical environment for delivering care respectfully and efficiently.

Kitchen and Dining

Everyday Independence Built Into the Design

The kitchen is designed to be functional, accessible and easy to use. It includes a fixed cooktop, wall oven, sink, dishwasher, accessible benchtop provision, task lighting, lever-style tapware, and a wheelchair-accessible pantry. The selections also include a side-opening oven, ceramic cooktop, integrated rangehood, drawer-style dishwasher, and durable joinery finishes.

The dining area connects directly with the kitchen and living space, making it easy for participants to remain part of shared daily routines. This layout supports independence while still allowing support workers to assist in a practical and unobtrusive way.

Second Living Area and Study Nook

More Choice, More Calm, More Flexibility

The second living area is one of the key strengths of this home. In a three-participant SDA setting, having more than one shared space can help reduce congestion, lower stress, and give participants more choice in how they spend their time.

The study nook adds another flexible zone within the home. It could be used for quiet activities, communication equipment, planning, hobbies, or personal routines. Together, the second living area and study nook make the home feel more adaptable and less like a standard shared house.

Onsite Overnight Assistance Room

Support Nearby Without Taking Over the Home

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistant room is included within the layout, allowing support to be close by when required. The assessment confirms that the home includes an OOA room and that it is not shared with another dwelling.

This gives participants reassurance that overnight support can be available while still helping maintain privacy and independence. For SIL providers, the OOA room supports rostered overnight arrangements without needing to compromise participant bedrooms or shared living spaces.

Outdoor Areas

Private Outdoor Space for Fresh Air and Everyday Use

The home includes outdoor courtyard areas that connect with the internal layout, giving participants access to fresh air and private outdoor space. These areas are designed to be simple, secure and easy to use, supporting relaxed everyday living without creating unnecessary maintenance or access barriers.

Outdoor space is important in SDA homes because it gives participants somewhere to unwind, spend time with family or support workers, or simply step outside without needing to leave home. The design supports this in a practical and participant-friendly way.

Garage, Laundry and Storage

Practical Spaces That Support Daily Living

The home includes a garage, accessible laundry, hallway storage, robe storage, and practical service areas. The laundry includes accessible fixture and clearance provisions, with durable finishes and easy-to-use tapware.

These support spaces are important for SIL providers as well as participants. They help keep daily routines organised, support safe movement through the home, and make the property more practical for long-term shared living.

Location and Local Amenities

84 Fradd Road is located in Angle Vale, a growing northern Adelaide community with everyday shopping, medical services, parks and transport options nearby. The location gives participants access to local essentials while still offering a quieter residential setting that supports routine, comfort and stability.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Angle Vale Shopping Centre

121-129 Heaslip Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Drakes Angle Vale

121-129 Heaslip Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Angle Vale Community Sports Centre

55 Fradd East Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 2 minutes by car

Most suitable: car, support vehicle or assisted local travel

Medical

Angle Vale Medical Centre

Shop 20, 121-123 Heaslip Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Transport

Stop 84 Angle Vale Road, South Side

Near 132 Angle Vale Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle to access local bus services

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Location

1A Grandview Terrace, Kew VIC 3101

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Two Seperate 2-Participant High Physical Support Home with OOA

A Thoughtfully Designed High Physical Support Home at 133 Willsmere Road, Kew.

This exclusive property at 1A Grandview, Kew , is home to two completely separate side-by-side High Physical Support SDA residences, each designed for 2 participants, with 1 occupant per bedroom. Thoughtfully designed to maximise accessibility, security, and comfort, each home caters to the unique needs of NDIS participants, offering independence without compromising on support.

Purpose-Built for Accessibility and Comfort

Two separate 2-participant homes – Ea ch residence is designed to accommodate two participants, ensuring privacy and space while fostering a sense of community.
Spacious bedrooms with private ensuites – Each resident enjoys a personal retreat tailored for comfort and ease of movement.
Ceiling hoist provisions – Installed to accommodate advanced mobility support needs.
Automated features – Smart home technology, including adjustable benchtops, voice-activated controls, and automated doors for effortless living.
Step-free access and wide hallways – Designed for seamless movement throughout the home.
Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room – A dedicated space for support workers to ensure 24/7 assistance while maintaining privacy.
Secure garage and protected entryway – Enhancing safety and accessibility.
Private outdoor area – A tranquil, landscaped space to enjoy fresh air and relaxation.

Living in Kew – A Premier Location for Convenience and Lifestyle

Positioned in one of Melbourne’s most desirable suburbs, 133 Willsmere Road offers the perfect balance of accessibility, convenience, and lifestyle.

Shopping & amenities – Just minutes from Kew Junction, with supermarkets, boutique stores, cafes, and essential services.
Parks & outdoor spaces – Close to Alexandra Gardens, Willsmere Park, and the Yarra River trails for a peaceful escape.
Healthcare & medical services – Convenient access to Epworth Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital, and local medical clinics.
Public transport & road access – Well-connected with nearby tram routes and major arterial roads, providing direct access to the CBD.

This High Physical Support SDA home at 1A Grandview, Kew is designed to enhance independence, comfort, and security while providing the support needed for daily living.

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Location

16 Kilarnie Boulevard, Wollert VIC 3750

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 01:54:51 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | Three Participant Home + OOA | Three Private Participant Ensuites

High Physical Support Living with Greater Choice

Three Participant Bedrooms | Three Private Ensuites | Second Living Area | OOA with Ensuite

16 Kilarnie Boulevard, Wollert is a purpose-built, single-storey SDA home certified for three participants under the High Physical Support design category. The residence combines private participant spaces, accessible shared areas and dedicated overnight support within a layout designed to encourage independence, comfort and choice.

Each participant has a private bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and an accessible ensuite. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room with its own ensuite allows support to remain close when required while maintaining clear separation between participant and staff spaces.

The home includes an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area, a separate lounge, an accessible laundry, internal garage access and a covered outdoor alfresco. Wide circulation areas, step-free movement and accessible room layouts help participants and support teams move comfortably throughout the home.

High Physical Support provisions include ceiling hoist readiness within participant bedrooms, emergency power for designated bedroom outlets, reinforced bathroom walls, accessible controls and capacity for future door automation.

Shared Living with Added Flexibility

Open Social Spaces and a Separate Retreat

The main living and dining area forms a welcoming central space for relaxing, sharing meals and spending time with housemates, visitors or support teams. It connects directly with the kitchen and provides the clear circulation needed for mobility equipment without losing the familiar feel of a contemporary home.

A second lounge is positioned near the front entry. This separate room provides valuable choice within a shared home and may be used as a quieter retreat, television room, activity space or private area for appointments and visits.

Having two distinct living areas allows participants to enjoy shared time when they choose while still having access to a calmer space away from the main household activity.

Personal Space with Support Built In

Three Bedrooms with Private Accessible Ensuites

The home provides three participant bedrooms, each designed with generous circulation around the bed and clear access to storage. Built-in wardrobes provide practical personal storage while helping keep the rooms open and easy to navigate.

Every participant bedroom has its own accessible ensuite. This supports privacy, dignity and independence by removing the need to share essential bathroom facilities.

The ensuites include step-free showers, accessible circulation, easy-to-operate tapware and reinforced walls that can accommodate suitable fixtures and supports. Slip-resistant flooring provides additional stability throughout the wet areas.

The participant bedrooms also include structural and power provisions for the future installation of constant-charge ceiling hoists. This allows the home to respond to changing support needs without requiring major structural modifications.

Everyday Independence Starts in the Kitchen

Accessible Features within an Open Layout

The kitchen is integrated with the living and dining area, allowing participants to remain involved in meal preparation and everyday household routines.

An accessible workspace and height-adjustable benchtop provide greater flexibility for participants using seated or standing positions. The kitchen also includes a wheelchair-accessible pantry, drawer-style dishwasher, accessible cabinet hardware and appropriately positioned controls.

Clear space around the fixed benches and appliances supports easier movement for participants, mobility equipment and assisting staff. The open arrangement also makes it easier to move between food preparation, dining and relaxation areas.

The accessible laundry is positioned near the participant bedroom wing and garage. Its practical layout supports household routines while keeping utility activities separate from the main social spaces.

Overnight Support without Compromising Privacy

A Dedicated OOA Room with Private Ensuite

The Onsite Overnight Assistance room is positioned centrally between the participant spaces and the main living area. It includes a built-in wardrobe and private ensuite, providing an appropriate and self-contained space for overnight staff.

This central position allows support to respond efficiently when assistance is required. At the same time, the OOA room remains separate from the participant bedrooms, helping preserve privacy and personal boundaries within the home.

More Ways to Enjoy the Outdoors

Covered Alfresco Connected to the Living Area

The main living area opens to a covered alfresco at the rear of the home. This creates a sheltered outdoor space for relaxing, dining or spending time with visitors.

Step-free movement and accessible thresholds support an easier transition between the indoor living area and the alfresco. Its connection to the kitchen and dining space also makes the outdoor area practical for everyday use and shared activities.

A covered front porch and continuous accessible pathway provide a clear approach to the home. Internal access from the garage offers another protected entry option for participants and support teams.

Accessibility that Supports Daily Life

Designed for Mobility Comfort and Future Needs

16 Kilarnie Boulevard incorporates High Physical Support features throughout the entire residence.

Step-free pathways connect the site boundary, parking area and home entrance. Wide participant doorways, generous internal corridors, accessible circulation spaces and level floor transitions support movement throughout the property.

The home includes slip-resistant flooring, reinforced sanitary walls, accessible bathroom fixtures, dimmable lighting and switches and power points positioned for easier reach. Reverse-cycle heating and cooling is provided to participant bedrooms and living areas.

Emergency power supports designated outlets in participant bedrooms during a temporary outage. High-speed internet capability and Wi-Fi coverage throughout the residence provide a foundation for communication systems, assistive technology and connected supports.

Fire sprinklers and residential-style smoke alarms contribute to the home’s overall safety while maintaining a comfortable and non-clinical environment.

Location and Local Amenities

16 Kilarnie Boulevard is located in Wollert within Melbourne’s northern growth corridor. Shopping, healthcare, recreation and public transport connections are available across Wollert and nearby Epping.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Aurora Village Shopping Centre

315 Harvest Home Road, Epping VIC 3076

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Pacific Epping

571–583 High Street, Epping VIC 3076

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Edgars Creek Parkland

Eaststone Avenue, Wollert VIC 3750

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Pine Park Wetlands

Pine Park Drive, Wollert VIC 3750

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Aurora Village Medical Centre

315 Harvest Home Road, Epping VIC 3076

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Epping Medical Centre

230 Cooper Street, Epping VIC 3076

Approx. 14 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Route 390 Bus Stops

Epping Road, Wollert VIC 3750

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: support vehicle followed by accessible bus

Epping Railway Station

Cooper Street, Epping VIC 3076

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle followed by train

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Location

17 Frome Street, Port Augusta SA 5700

Tue, 03 Mar 2026 01:13:35 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Retreats for Each Participant

High Physical Support SDA Home with Private Retreat Spaces

2 Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | Individual Retreats | OOA Room Included

17 Frome Street, Port Augusta is a purpose-built SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. This single-storey home has been designed for two participants, with each participant provided with their own bedroom, private ensuite, robe, and adjoining retreat space.

The home offers a thoughtful balance of accessibility, privacy, and everyday comfort. The main living area brings together the family room, dining space, and kitchen in a connected central zone, creating a home that feels open, practical, and easy to move through. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included, allowing support to be available overnight while still preserving participant independence and privacy.

The property has been designed with High Physical Support requirements built into the home from the beginning. It includes step-free access, generous internal circulation, accessible bathroom layouts, participant bedroom provisions for future ceiling hoists, slip-resistant flooring, communication system provisions, emergency power solutions, and support-friendly spaces that make daily living safer and more comfortable.

Everyday Living at the Centre

A Connected Space for Meals, Relaxing and Support

The family, dining, and kitchen areas sit at the centre of the home, creating a practical shared space for daily routines. The layout allows participants, support workers, and visitors to move comfortably between the main living areas without the home feeling crowded or clinical.

The family room provides a welcoming place to relax, spend time with others, or enjoy quiet everyday activities. The dining area connects directly with the kitchen, making meals and household routines feel natural and easy to manage.

The kitchen has been designed with accessibility and assistance in mind. It includes a height-adjustable bench, pull-out pantry, drawer-style dishwasher, wall oven, cooktop, and practical bench clearances. These features help make the kitchen more usable for participants while also supporting SIL providers with everyday meal preparation and household tasks.

Bedrooms Designed Around the Participant

Private Rooms with Space, Storage and Independence

The home includes two participant bedrooms, each designed as a private and comfortable personal space. Each bedroom includes a robe, its own ensuite, and an adjoining retreat area, giving each participant more than a bedroom alone. These connected retreat spaces provide room for quiet time, personal routines, visitors, hobbies, or a more private place to relax away from the shared living area.

Both participant bedrooms include provision for future ceiling hoist installation, with supporting structure capable of accommodating a 250kg load. This is an important feature for participants with higher physical support needs, helping the home remain suitable as support requirements change over time.

The separation between the two participant bedroom zones also supports privacy in a shared living arrangement. Each participant has their own bedroom, bathroom, and retreat area, while still being connected to the shared kitchen, dining, family, and outdoor spaces.

Ensuites That Support Dignity and Care

Accessible Bathroom Spaces with Privacy Built In

Each participant bedroom connects to its own private ensuite, supporting dignity, independence, and personal routine. The ensuites have been designed for High Physical Support use, with accessible layouts, step-free shower areas, slip-resistant flooring, lever-style fittings, and reinforced walls to support future installation of grabrails or other fixtures if needed.

The home also includes a separate bathroom near the laundry and garage area. This improves day-to-day functionality and helps keep participant ensuites private.

These bathroom spaces are designed to support both independent use and assisted personal care. The layout gives participants their own private bathroom while providing support workers with practical, safer working spaces.

A Kitchen Made for Participation

Accessible, Practical and Easy to Use Day to Day

The kitchen is designed to help participants stay connected to everyday household life. Its position beside the dining and family areas makes it easier to be involved in cooking, mealtimes, conversation, and shared routines.

The height-adjustable bench, pull-out pantry, drawer-style dishwasher, accessible bench depth, and lever-style fittings all contribute to a kitchen that is flexible and participant-friendly. These inclusions support different levels of independence while also making the space easier for support teams to work in.

The nearby laundry adds practical convenience for household routines. Its location keeps service functions close to the kitchen and bathroom areas while maintaining separation from the participant bedrooms.

Overnight Support with Respect for Privacy

OOA Accommodation Positioned for Practical Support

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, providing a suitable space for overnight support when required. This gives participants reassurance that support can be close by without making the home feel staff-led or institutional.

The OOA room is positioned away from the main participant bedroom and retreat zones, helping maintain a clear distinction between participant spaces and support space. This arrangement is beneficial for both participants and SIL providers, supporting safety, privacy, and efficient overnight support.

Outdoor Living Made Simple

Covered Alfresco Space for Fresh Air and Relaxed Use

The home includes a covered alfresco area that connects with the main family living space. This provides an easy outdoor area for relaxing, enjoying fresh air, spending time with visitors, or sharing a quiet meal outside.

The alfresco area has been planned with slip-resistant surfacing and step-free connection in mind, helping make movement between indoor and outdoor areas safer and more comfortable. The property also includes a front porch and landscaped garden areas, giving the home a welcoming residential feel from the street.

A 1000L rainwater tank is included as part of the property’s practical site design.

Built for High Physical Support Living

Safety, Accessibility and Flexibility Integrated Throughout

17 Frome Street has been designed to support the High Physical Support SDA design category while still feeling warm, residential, and comfortable. The home includes continuous step-free access from the boundary to the entry, wide accessways, level transitions, accessible door hardware, slip-resistant flooring, and circulation spaces that support easier movement throughout the home.

The participant bedrooms include future ceiling hoist capability, and the home includes emergency power solutions for key bedroom power points and automated entry or egress doors. High-speed internet capability with Wi-Fi coverage throughout the home is also included, along with communication system provisions so participants can contact supports when not in direct line of sight.

These features help support safety, independence, durability, and flexible support delivery. For SIL providers, the home offers a practical layout that supports daily care, overnight support, and safe movement through key participant areas. For participants, it offers privacy, personal space, and the opportunity to live in a home that feels comfortable rather than clinical.

Location and Local Amenities

17 Frome Street is located in Port Augusta, close to everyday shopping, local parks, medical services, and public transport options. The location is practical for participants, families, and SIL providers, with essential services available within a short drive.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Wharflands Plaza

Tassie Street, Port Augusta SA 5700

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Foodland Port Augusta

23 Loudon Road, Port Augusta West SA 5700

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Braddock Park

62-74 Flinders Terrace, Port Augusta SA 5700

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Gladstone Square

13 MacKay Street, Port Augusta SA 5700

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Medical

Port Augusta Medical Centre

15-19 Gibson Street, Port Augusta SA 5700

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Port Augusta Hospital and Regional Health Services

71 Hospital Road, Port Augusta SA 5700

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Transport

Port Augusta Bus Service / Spencer Gulf Coaches

84 Carlton Parade, Port Augusta SA 5700

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Port Augusta Local Bus Services

Services operate across Port Augusta and Stirling North

Approx. 5 to 10 minutes by car to central bus service locations

Most suitable: car, support vehicle, or supported public transport use

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Location

100 Barracouta Dr, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 07:46:29 GMT

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Two Seperate 2-Participant High Physical Support Home with OOA

Two Completely Independent Living Environments – All on the One Title

NDIS Robust – Final As Built Certified

This is not a traditional shared SDA layout.

100 Barracouta Drive has been purpose-built as two completely independent homes under one roof , delivered on a single title and certified under the

NDIS Robust design category at Final As Built stage

Each participant has their own fully separated living environment — their own bedroom, ensuite, kitchen, living space and secure access — while still allowing 24/7 support to operate efficiently and safely.

This design provides genuine independence without isolation.

What “Two Independent Homes on One Title” Means

Inside the one building are two mirrored, fully self-contained living environments .

Each participant has:

• Their own private entry foyer

• Private bedroom

• Private ensuite

• Private kitchen

• Private living and meals area

• Acoustic separation between bedrooms

• Secure access to outdoor space

The only shared element is structural. Functionally, the homes operate independently.

This layout is ideal for participants who:

• Value privacy

• May not be suited to traditional shared living

• Require sound separation

• Benefit from clear boundaries within supported housing

For SIL providers, this design supports:

• Clear zoning

• Predictable supervision lines

• Defined egress and retreat areas

• Reduced conflict risk

Design Category & Certification

Certified under the Robust SDA design category at Final As Built stage

Builder certification confirms:

• Slip resistance to required areas

• Reinforced sanitary walls

• High impact wall linings

• Sound insulation to participant bedrooms

• Durable vandal-resistant fixtures

An Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included and confirmed within the assessment

The Layout – Designed for Real Independence

Participant Bedroom

Each bedroom is positioned for privacy and includes:

• Generous floor space

• Reinforced walls

• Sound insulation

• Durable flooring

• Split system heating and cooling

• Direct access to private ensuite

These are calm, neutral rooms designed for long-term tenancy and personalisation.

Private Ensuite (Per Participant)

Each participant has their own bathroom with:

• Step-free shower

• Slip resistant flooring

• Grab rails

• Reinforced wall backing

• Clear circulation space

• Durable sanitary fittings

Designed to support both independent use and assisted care when required.

Private Living & Kitchen Spaces

Unlike traditional SDA homes, this property provides two separate kitchen and living zones .

Each environment includes:

• Open plan meals and lounge area

• Clear, navigable circulation

• Durable timber-look flooring

• Stainless steel appliances

• Ample bench space

• Easy-clean finishes

Participants can cook, relax and host visitors within their own space.

This reduces behavioural triggers and promotes dignity and autonomy.

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA)

The home includes a dedicated OOA room positioned to support both living environments.

This allows:

• 24/7 support capability

• Rapid response

• Participant privacy maintained overnight

The OOA room is not shared with another dwelling and forms part of this title

Outdoor Areas

• Fully fenced perimeter

• Secure rear yard

• Clear, low-maintenance layout

• Suitable for supported outdoor activities

The site plan confirms accessible pathways from boundary and parking to entry

Location

Positioned in a quiet, modern residential pocket within the City of Greater Geelong.

This address offers access to essential services without being in a high-density environment.

Shopping & Daily Essentials

Armstrong Creek Town Centre

33 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx 4 minutes by car

Approx 8 minutes by bike

Includes Woolworths, pharmacy, cafes, GP services and specialty retail.

The Village Warralily Shopping Centre

770 Barwon Heads Road, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx 6 minutes by car

Includes Coles, medical centre, allied health, takeaway and convenience services.

Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre

173–199 Pioneer Road, Waurn Ponds VIC 3216

Approx 10 minutes by car

Major centre with Kmart, Coles, Aldi, Reading Cinemas, medical and specialty stores.

Parks & Open Space

Sparrow Park

Barracouta Drive, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx 2 minute walk

Local open space ideal for short walks and fresh air.

Bunjils Nest Playground (Warralily Estate)

Warralily Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx 5 minutes by car

Accessible open play and green space.

Lake Connewarre Reserve

Barwon Heads Road, Connewarre VIC 3227

Approx 12 minutes by car

Nature reserve with walking tracks and quiet outlooks.

Medical & Hospital Access

Armstrong Creek Medical Centre

33 Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217

Approx 4 minutes by car

Bulk billing GP and allied health services.

Waurn Ponds Medical Centre

Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre

Approx 10 minutes by car

GP and specialist access.

University Hospital Geelong

272–322 Ryrie Street, Geelong VIC 3220

Approx 18–20 minutes by car

Major regional hospital servicing the Geelong region.

Transport

Bus services operate along Barwon Heads Road connecting to:

Marshall Train Station

Marshalltown Road, Marshall VIC 3216

Approx 10 minutes by car

V/Line service to Melbourne Southern Cross

Approx 1 hour 15 minutes travel time.

Geelong Train Station

Railway Terrace, Geelong VIC 3220

Approx 20 minutes by car

Direct Melbourne connections.

Why This Property Works

For Participants:

• True privacy

• No forced shared living areas

• Robust durability

• Secure outdoor access

• Calm residential environment

For SIL Providers:

• Clear zoning

• Dedicated OOA

• Defined retreat areas

• Robust-compliant construction

• Manageable yard

• Single-storey design

• Double garage and easy vehicle access

This is a purpose-built Robust SDA home delivering two completely independent living environments — all on the one title — in one of Armstrong Creek’s fastest-g rowing residential communities.

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24 Flockhart St, Mickleham VIC 3064

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 06:17:03 GMT

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2-Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

2 Participants • OOA + Craft Room • Move-In Ready

24 Flockhart Street delivers true High Physical Support living — spacious, practical and shaped for complex mobility needs. Two private participant suites each include their own accessible ensuite, with step-free access, wide hallways, high-quality finishes and a support-friendly open-plan design.

The home sits in a quiet pocket of Mickleham close to major medical services, shopping, parks and daily amenities.

This is High Physical Support living done properly — intelligent, stable and built for long-term comfort.

Home Features

Spacious participant bedrooms with clear transfer zones, built-in robes, double-glazed windows , durable hard flooring, individual split systems , accessible power/data points, and solid doors
Private accessible ensuites with step-free hobless showers , reinforced walls , slip-resistant tiles, accessible basins, lever tapware, wide circulation , bright low-glare lighting, and easy-clean finishes
Modern open kitchen with wide circulation, accessible oven height , induction cooktop, dishwasher provision, durable cabinetry, easy-grip handles, non-slip flooring , and direct connection to dining/living
Large open-plan living and dining with step-free flow to alfresco, natural light, durable flooring, low-sensory palette, space for screens/communication tools, and split-system climate control
Dedicated OOA room with storage, private staff ensuite , fast access to participant areas, easy access from entry/corridor, documentation space, and reinforced finishes
Support-ready laundry with step-free appliance access, front-loader space, benchtop and cabinetry, direct outdoor drying access , and hard-wearing surfaces
Accessible outdoor alfresco with level transitions, mobility-friendly pathways , secure fencing, and space for outdoor seating/routines
Assistive-tech and safety readiness with hardwired smoke alarms, emergency-call provision , strategic power/data placement, visibility-focused lighting, and intercom/CCTV-ready entry points
Everyday comfort features including internal-access double garage , dedicated comms/tech room, energy-efficient lighting & insulation , modern street appeal, and durable interior finishes
High Physical Support capability with wide hallways/doorways, large rooms, step-free circulation , hoist-ready pathways, mobility-friendly flooring, and logical navigation
Seamless accessibility with zero-step entry, flush transitions , wide circulation routes, accessible control heights, and clear sightlines

What Sets a Safe Haven Home Apart

Larger, more spacious layouts , designed for complex supports and comfortable daily living
Multiple living spaces , giving participants room to relax, host guests, or find quiet time
Higher-quality finishes across cabinetry, flooring, fixtures and materials
Higher-quality furniture , chosen for long-term comfort and daily use
More privacy through thoughtful zoning and smart internal planning
More customisable than almost any other HPS offering — your needs inform the final setup
Designed for long-term living , not short-term turnover

Safe Haven gives participants extra upgrade pathways , allowing you to tailor the home to your lifestyle.

Complimentary customisation options include:

Create an additional private living space or quiet room
Add extra storage for wheelchairs, consumables, hoists or medical equipment
Set up a dedicated gaming/tech room
Design a personal office, workstation or study space
Add smart-home automation for lighting, blinds, doors, temperature and environmental controls
Create specialised sensory, therapy or relaxation spaces
Choose fittings and layout elements that support your routines

No other provider offers this level of participant choice, personalisation and flexibility .

Safe Haven Incentives

A smoother transition. A stronger start. A home that’s easier to move into and easier to make your own.
(Conditions apply)

Eligible participants will receive:

Zero RRC (Reasonable Rent Contribution) for the first 12 months
Zero CRA (Commonwealth Rent Assistance) for the first 12 months
Utilities fully covered for the first 12 months (electricity, gas, internet, water)
All moving costs covered , including transport and setup
The home is fully furnished throughout — ready to live in immediately
Support in customising the home to your needs through Safe Haven’s upgrade options

No upfront burden. No hidden costs.
Just a fully supported beginning in a home that can be shaped around your life.

Peter Fitzgerald

0408 791 489

peter@necessityhousing.com

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Location

90 Mercer St, Harkness VIC 3337

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 06:08:40 GMT

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90 Mercer St, Harkness VIC 3337

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High Physical Support SDA | 3 Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites and Ramp Access

A High Physical Support Home Built for Comfort and Choice

3 Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | Dedicated OOA Room | Accessible Kitchen | Rear Deck and Ramp

90 Mercer Street, Harkness is a purpose-built single-storey SDA home designed under the High Physical Support design category. It has been created for three participants, with each participant having their own bedroom and private ensuite, plus a dedicated On-site Overnight Assistance room for support staff.

This home is designed for people who need a higher level of physical accessibility, while still wanting a place that feels welcoming, settled and personal. The layout gives participants their own private spaces, a generous shared living zone, an accessible kitchen, a separate laundry, garage, front porch, rear deck and ramp access.

The home supports privacy, independence and practical support delivery. Each participant has a room they can make their own, while the shared living and dining area gives everyone a comfortable place to come together for meals, visitors and everyday routines.

Shared Living That Feels Open and Easy

A Comfortable Main Area for Daily Routines

A Kitchen Made for Participation

Accessible, Practical and Connected to the Home

The kitchen is designed to support High Physical Support accessibility requirements while remaining part of the everyday living space. It includes accessible circulation, suitable appliance placement, a drawer-style dishwasher, accessible tapware, wheelchair-accessible pantry provision and an adjustable benchtop surface.

This makes the kitchen more usable for participants who want to be involved in daily routines. Whether someone is preparing a drink, helping with a meal or simply spending time nearby while others cook, the kitchen is positioned to support inclusion and independence.

Its location beside the shared living and meals area also makes it easier for support staff to assist without separating participants from the activity of the home.

Three Private Participant Suites

Personal Space, Ensuite Access and Built-In Storage

90 Mercer Street includes three participant bedrooms, each designed as a proper private space rather than an adapted room. The bedrooms are well-sized, with room for personal furniture, mobility circulation and day-to-day support needs.

Each participant bedroom includes its own private ensuite and robe. This is a major benefit for shared living, because it gives every participant their own bathroom access, storage and personal routine. Participants can live together while still having the dignity and privacy of a personal suite.

The bedrooms are designed to support High Physical Support requirements, including space for bed circulation, accessible robe use, power provision and future ceiling hoist capability. This helps the home remain suitable as participant needs change over time.

Private Ensuites That Support Daily Care

Bathrooms Designed for Access, Safety and Dignity

Each participant has direct access to a private ensuite, which helps make personal care routines more comfortable and predictable. The ensuites are designed to support accessibility, privacy and safe support delivery.

The bathroom design includes step-free shower access, accessible sanitary layouts, slip-resistant flooring and wall reinforcement for future support fittings. These features help create bathrooms that are easier to use, easier to support in and better suited to long-term High Physical Support needs.

Having a private ensuite for each participant also reduces pressure on shared spaces. It allows each person to maintain their own routine, which is especially important in a shared SDA home.

Support Close By When It Is Needed

Dedicated OOA Space for Overnight Assistance

The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room at the front of the property. This gives support staff a clear space within the home while keeping participant bedrooms and shared living areas separate.

The OOA room supports overnight care and responsive assistance without making the home feel staff-led. Participants can enjoy their own bedrooms, private ensuites and shared living areas, with the reassurance that support is close by when required.

For SIL providers, this creates a practical working environment. The home supports supervision, response and care delivery while still preserving the independence and privacy of each participant.

Outdoor Connection for Fresh Air and Everyday Use

Rear Deck, Ramp Access and Practical Entry Points

The home includes a rear deck connected to the living area, with ramp access that helps make the outdoor space more usable. This gives participants a comfortable way to enjoy fresh air, spend time outside or move between indoor and outdoor areas with support.

The front porch and garage also add practical entry options. These areas help support everyday arrivals, departures, appointments and support worker access.

The external areas are designed with accessibility in mind, including step-free movement, suitable transition points and slip-resistant access surfaces. This helps make outdoor movement safer and more practical for participants who use mobility aids or need physical support.

Designed Around High Physical Support

Accessibility Included from the Start

90 Mercer Street has been assessed at final-as-built stage under the High Physical Support design category. The home includes three High Physical Support participant bedrooms, a dedicated OOA room and support-ready design features throughout.

The accessibility features are built into the home rather than added later. The design includes step-free access, wide doorways, accessible kitchen features, accessible bathrooms, slip-resistant flooring, consistent switch and power-point heights, reverse-cycle air-conditioning to living areas and bedrooms, internet and Wi-Fi coverage, participant-to-support communication systems, emergency power solutions and future ceiling hoist capability.

These features help participants live with greater comfort and control, while also giving SIL providers a home that supports safe, efficient and responsive care. The result is a practical, durable and participant-friendly home that balances independence with the right level of support.

Location and Local Amenities

90 Mercer is located in a growing Harkness pocket with everyday essentials close by and more local amenity planned for the area. There is an established park close to the property, while a future local shopping centre has also been noted as approved down the road, which will further improve convenience once completed.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Woodgrove Shopping Centre

533-555 High Street, Melton West VIC 3337

Approx. 8 to 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Coburns Central Shopping Centre

523-531 High Street, Melton West VIC 3337

Approx. 8 to 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Future Local Shopping Centre

Harkness VIC 3337, exact address to be confirmed

Approx. short local drive once completed

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Navan Park

267-305 Coburns Road, Harkness VIC 3337

Approx. 7 to 9 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Melton Botanic Garden

46 Lakewood Boulevard, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 10 to 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Local Neighbourhood Park
Near Mercer Street, Harkness VIC 333
7 Approx. around the corner
Most suitable transport: walking, wheelchair, mobility aid or support vehicle depending on participant needs

Medical

Melton Medical & Dental Centre

247-251 Station Road, Melton VIC 3337

Approx. 10 to 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Melton Health Hub

195-209 Barries Road, Melton West VIC 3337

Approx. 8 to 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Melton Railway Station

Staughton Street, Melton South VIC 3338

Approx. 12 to 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle, with train connections where suitable

Navan Park/Coburns Road Bus Stop

Coburns Road, Harkness VIC 3337

Approx. 7 to 9 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle to the stop, then bus where suitable

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4 Greenhouse Grange, Officer VIC 3809

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 05:33:03 GMT

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4 Greenhouse Grange, Officer VIC 3809

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2-Participant High Physical Support Home with OOA

A New Kind of Independence Starts Here

Located in the thriving, community-focused suburb of Officer, this High Physical Support SDA home at 4 Greenhouse Grange has been purpose-built for those seeking comfort, dignity, and support — without compromise.

From carefully considered access features to calming private spaces, every detail has been designed to empower participants with higher support needs to live safely, confidently, and independently.

Designed Around You

This is more than a compliant build — it’s a functional, comfortable home designed for everyday life.

Private bedrooms with fully accessible ensuites for personal comfort and safety
Wide, step-free pathways throughout the home — from entry to backyard
Ceiling hoist provisions ready to support mobility and transfer needs
Accessible kitchen designed for independence, featuring user-friendly layouts and appliances
Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room offering discreet, round-the-clock support
Flexible multipurpose room — perfect for downtime, therapy, or creative use
Secure garage and private entry for added safety and ease
Low-maintenance backyard retreat — ideal for enjoying fresh air and privacy

Live Connected in Officer

Perfectly positioned in Melbourne’s southeast growth corridor, Officer combines quiet suburban charm with access to essential services.

Close to Arena Shopping Centre, with supermarkets, cafes, and pharmacy
Nearby Officer Medical Centre and local allied health providers
Easy access to Monash Freeway and Officer Train Station for reliable transport
Surrounded by peaceful green spaces including Gum Scrub Creek, Dragon Park, and Officer Recreation Reserve
Minutes from the Officer town centre and community facilities

Freedom, Support, and a Place to Call Home

4 Greenhouse Grange offers more than housing — it’s a place to build a life on your own terms, with reliable support always nearby.

Enquire today to learn more about availability or to arrange a private tour.

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Location

4 Stand Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 05:32:52 GMT

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4 Stand Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

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High Physical Support SDA | 3 Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites & Second Lounge

Designed for Independence, Ready for High Support

High Physical Support SDA | 3 Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites & Second Lounge

4 Stand Street, Sunbury is a purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home designed for three participants who need a home that supports accessibility, privacy, safety, and long-term independence.

This single-storey home has been carefully planned to support everyday living without feeling clinical. Each participant has their own bedroom and ensuite, creating a strong sense of personal space and dignity within a shared home. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room is included so support can remain close when needed, while participant areas stay private and comfortable.

The home also includes accessible shared living areas, a practical kitchen and dining zone, a separate lounge, dedicated laundry, garage, step-free access, support-ready bathrooms, future hoist provisions, emergency power provisions, fire sprinklers, and assistive technology readiness. It is a home designed to make daily life easier for participants and more workable for SIL providers.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Practical and Easy to Move Through

The open-plan living and dining area sits toward the rear of the home and connects directly with the kitchen. This gives participants a shared space for meals, conversation, visitors, and relaxed everyday routines.

The layout supports comfortable movement through the main living area, with clear circulation and practical connections between the kitchen, bedrooms, and shared spaces. This helps make the home feel open and usable, while still supporting the higher access needs expected in a High Physical Support setting.

The separate lounge near the entry adds another important living space. It can be used as a quieter retreat, a visitor space, a one-to-one support area, or simply a second place to relax away from the main living and dining area. In a shared SDA home, that extra flexibility can make a real difference to day-to-day comfort.

Private Participant Spaces

Private Spaces for Long-Term Living

The home includes three participant bedrooms, each designed to provide a private space for rest, personal routines, and daily stability.

Each bedroom includes robe storage and has been planned to support mobility, personal care routines, and future needs. The design includes future ceiling hoist provisions for participant bedrooms, allowing the home to remain suitable if support requirements change over time.

Each participant bedroom also has access to its own ensuite, helping reduce shared bathroom pressure and supporting dignity during personal care routines. This bedroom and ensuite arrangement gives each participant a stronger sense of privacy and control within the home.

Kitchen and Shared Areas

Everyday Meals Made Easier

The kitchen is positioned beside the living and dining area, helping participants stay involved in everyday activities such as preparing meals, sharing food, relaxing nearby, or spending time with others.

The kitchen has been designed to support High Physical Support requirements, with accessible planning, practical appliance placement, task lighting above work areas, accessible tapware, a drawer-style dishwasher, and pantry access suitable for wheelchair users.

This makes the space more than a cooking area. It becomes part of the daily rhythm of the home, supporting independence, connection, and practical support without making the environment feel overly formal or restrictive.

Bathrooms and Ensuites

Safer Routines with More Dignity

The home includes private ensuites for participant bedrooms, supporting safer and more private daily routines.

Overnight Onsite Assistance Room

Support Nearby Without Taking Over

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room is included within the home, allowing overnight support to remain close and respond when required.

The OOA room is not shared with another dwelling, which gives the home a clearer support arrangement. This helps participants maintain independence while still having reassurance that assistance is nearby.

For SIL providers, the OOA arrangement supports safer overnight response, practical staffing, and better separation between participant living spaces and support functions.

Outdoor Area

Simple Access to Fresh Air

The home includes external areas around the residence, along with a porch entry and step-free access planning from the site boundary and parking areas.

The outdoor arrangement supports safer arrival, departure, and movement around the home. It gives participants access to fresh air and outdoor space without needing to leave the property for a change of environment.

The design keeps the outdoor experience simple and practical, which is important for participants who benefit from predictable access, reduced barriers, and spaces that are easy to use with support.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

Designed from the Beginning

4 Stand Street has been designed from the beginning to support High Physical Support SDA living while still feeling like a comfortable home.

The design includes wide internal circulation, step-free transitions, accessible door planning, consistent switch and power-point heights, lockable windows, dimmable lighting in living areas and bedrooms, air-conditioning to bedrooms and living areas, communication systems between participants and supports, emergency power provisions, fire sprinklers, smoke alarms in bedrooms and living spaces, reinforced bathroom walls, slip-resistant flooring, future ceiling hoist provisions, and assistive technology readiness.

These details work together to support safer movement, easier routines, and long-term liveability. For participants, the home supports dignity, privacy, and independence. For SIL providers, the layout supports practical care delivery, safer response, and a more stable shared living environment.

Location and Local Amenities

4 Stand Street is located in Sunbury, a well-established suburb in Melbourne’s north-west. The location provides access to shopping, parks, medical services, and transport, making it practical for participants, families, visitors, support coordinators, and SIL teams.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Sunbury Square Shopping Centre

2-28 Evans Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Woolworths Sunbury

25-47 Horne Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Jacksons Hill Reserve

Jacksons Hill, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Galaxy Land Jackson Park

25 Betula Terrace, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Sunbury Medical Centre

38-40 Gap Road, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Gap Road Medical Centre

46 Gap Road, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Sunbury Station

Brook Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

Jacksons Hill Terminus

The Strand, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or local bus connection

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Location

19 Glenbrook Drive, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 05:11:19 GMT

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19 Glenbrook Drive, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

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Super Robust SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Breakout Room Included

A Calm 2-Participant Super Robust SDA Home

Breakout Room | OOA Included | Super Robust Upgrades

19 Glenbrook Drive, Wyndham Vale is a purpose-built 2-participant SDA home designed under the Robust design category. This is a single-storey residence created for participants who need a home that feels calm, secure, durable and easy to live in, while still supporting independence and everyday comfort.

The layout has been carefully planned to support privacy, safety and practical support. The home includes two participant bedrooms, a dedicated Overnight On-Call room, a separate breakout room, a study, open shared living spaces and a connected kitchen and meals area. Each participant has their own private bedroom space, while the shared areas are arranged to support everyday routines without feeling crowded or clinical.

The home has also been upgraded with Super Robust features to strengthen durability, privacy and day-to-day safety. These upgrades are designed to create a stronger and more secure environment while still keeping the home residential, practical and easy to live in.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Practical and Easy to Move Through

The family living area sits close to the kitchen and meals space, creating a clear central area for daily living. This gives participants a shared space to relax, eat, spend time with visitors or take part in everyday routines with support nearby.

The layout is simple and easy to understand. Private bedrooms sit away from the main living area, while the study and breakout room provide additional spaces that can be used depending on each person’s needs. This makes the home suitable for shared living while still giving each participant room to step away when needed.

Lighting, access, movement areas and room placement have all been considered as part of the design. The home supports day-to-day independence while allowing support workers to move through the property in a practical and unobtrusive way.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Secure and Designed for Real Life

The home includes two participant bedrooms, each designed to provide a private and comfortable personal space. The bedrooms are positioned to support privacy while still remaining connected to the rest of the home.

As a Robust SDA home, the participant bedrooms are supported by sound insulation and durable finishes. This helps create a more settled environment and gives participants a stronger sense of separation from shared spaces.

The layout allows each participant to have their own room while still sharing the benefits of a purpose-built home with support nearby. This balance between privacy and connection is one of the most important parts of the property.

Kitchen and Living Spaces

Simple, Durable and Participant-Friendly

The kitchen and meals area connects directly with the family living space, making the centre of the home easy to use and easy to supervise when support is needed. The kitchen has been designed with practical everyday use in mind, with durable materials and a layout that works naturally with the surrounding living areas.

A kitchen dividing wall is being added as part of the Super Robust upgrades. This helps improve separation within the home and gives the kitchen area a more defined role within the overall layout.

The shared spaces are designed to feel uncluttered and functional. Participants can be part of household routines, enjoy time with others, or move between spaces with a clear sense of where each part of the home begins and ends.

Breakout Room

A Dedicated Space to Reset

The home includes a separate breakout room, which is an important feature for Robust SDA. This room gives participants access to a dedicated space away from the main living area when they need time to reset, regulate or spend time in a quieter environment.

The breakout room is separate from the family living and kitchen areas, which helps the home support different needs at different times of the day. It gives participants and support teams more flexibility in how the home is used.

This is especially valuable in shared living, where a second calm space can make the home feel more manageable and supportive for everyone.

Overnight On-Call Room

Support Nearby Without Losing Independence

The home includes a dedicated Overnight On-Call room so support can be available when needed. This allows participants to live with greater independence while still having the reassurance that support is close by.

The OOA room is integrated into the home without taking over the participant areas. This helps maintain privacy for residents while making the property practical for support providers.

For SIL providers, the layout supports day-to-day service delivery by giving staff a defined space within the home while still allowing participants to enjoy their own private and shared living areas.

Outdoor Area

Secure, Practical and Easy to Use

The home includes garage access and multiple porch areas, giving the property several points of transition between indoors and outdoors. These areas help the home feel connected while still allowing separation between different parts of the layout.

Additional fencing and fence extension works are being completed as part of the Super Robust upgrades. This helps strengthen privacy and security around the home while supporting a more controlled outdoor environment.

The outdoor spaces are practical and easy to understand, designed to support safety, movement and everyday use without feeling overwhelming.

Accessibility and Everyday Comfort

Designed from the Beginning, Not Added Later

This home has been designed from the beginning to meet Robust SDA requirements while still feeling like a real home. It includes step-free access, wide internal movement areas, lockable windows, reinforced bathroom areas, resilient finishes, solid-core doors, recessed lighting, smoke alarms and a dedicated breakout room.

The bathrooms have been designed with accessibility and durability in mind, including reinforced wall areas and layouts that support safer daily routines. The home also includes private bathroom areas connected to the participant side of the layout, helping support privacy and comfort.

The Super Robust upgrades add another layer of safety and durability. These include:

6mm polycarbonate window protection
Painted 9mm villa board wall covering, installed 2.4m high
Internal paling fencing
300mm fence extension
Kitchen dividing wall
New 1020 x 2340 solid blockboard door with steel door jamb
New 1020 x 2340 security screen swinging door
New 1250 x 2340 security screen sliding door
Pull handle installation
New window security screen
New 1020 x 2340 solid blockboard door
Velcro block-out blinds

All of these features are designed to support a stronger, safer and more resilient home environment while keeping the property residential and easy to live in.

Location and Local Amenities

19 Glenbrook Drive is located in a residential pocket of Wyndham Vale, close to shopping, parks, health services and transport. The location is practical for participants, families and support providers, with everyday amenities only a short drive away.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Manor Lakes Central

455 Ballan Road, Manor Lakes VIC 3024

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Wyndham Vale Square Shopping Centre

205 Greens Road, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Presidents Park Reserve

Cnr Heaths Road and McGrath Road, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

Approx. 9 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support veh icle

Werribee River Trail

Access via the Werribee River corridor, Wyndham Vale and Werribee

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

IPC Health Wyndham Vale

510 Ballan Road, Wyndham Vale VIC 3024

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Manor Lakes Medical Centre

455 Ballan Road, Manor Lakes VIC 3024

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Wyndham Vale Railway Station

Manor Lakes Boulevard, Manor Lakes VIC 3024

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Manor Lakes Central Bus Stops

Manor Lakes Boulevard and Ballan Road area, Manor Lakes VIC 3024

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle or bus with support

Peter Fitzgerald

0408 791 489

peter@necessityhousing.com

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Location

13 Wisteria Court, Victoria Point QLD 4165

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 05:07:09 GMT

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13 Wisteria Court, Victoria Point QLD 4165

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2-Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

Purpose-Built High Physical Support SDA in Victoria Point

High Physical Support | 2 Participants | OOA | Move-In Ready

Set in the peaceful bayside community of Victoria Point, this certified High Physical Support (HPS) Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) home has been purpose-built to deliver true independence, comfort, and safety for participants with complex physical support needs.

Bedrooms

Spacious. Accessible. Private.
Each participant bedroom includes:

Fully accessible layouts designed for assistive technology and mobility aids
Reinforced wall construction and solid-core doors for safety and acoustic control
Individually controlled split-system air conditioning and ceiling fans
Built-in wardrobes with low-access shelving and wide entry doors
Private ensuite bathrooms meeting HPS accessibility standards

Bathrooms

Safety, Comfort & Independence
Each ensuite and the shared bathroom are built to support complex care and mobility needs:

Step-free roll-in showers with handheld showerheads and adjustable rails
Reinforced grab rails and structural wall backing for future fittings
Slip-resistant flooring and ample turning space for wheelchair access
Thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs) for scald protection

Kitchen & Living

Modern, Adaptable, and Participant-Friendly

A spacious open-plan living area connects seamlessly with the fully accessible kitchen, designed for both participant use and support staff convenience.

Height-adjustable benchtops with wheelchair clearance
Induction cooktop and wall-mounted oven with side-opening door
Accessible storage cabinetry and soft-close drawers
Non-slip flooring throughout for maximum safety
Reinforced walls for future assistive tech installations

Electrical, Technology & Safety Systems

Built for Reliability & Peace of Mind

Emergency backup power supply for essential circuits
Reinforced GPOs and switches within SDA-compliant height range (600–1100 mm)
Smoke and heat detection systems with audible and visual alerts
Pre-wired for assistive technology (Wi-Fi mesh, data points, and smart automation capability)
Motion sensors and secure external lighting for safety at all hours

Doors, Windows & Security

Safe, Private & Secure

Tamper-resistant window fittings with restricted openings
Key-override external locks for controlled access
Wide doorways with low-threshold sills for easy wheelchair mobility
Double glazing for thermal comfort and noise reduction

Outdoor & Accessibility Features

Freedom Beyond the Front Door

Step-free transition from interior to backyard and patio areas
Secure, fully fenced outdoor space with non-climbable boundary fencing
Sensor lighting for night-time visibility
Smooth, level paths connecting all external access points

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) Room

A dedicated OOA room with private ensuite ensures 24/7 support can be delivered, promoting participant independence.

Finishes & Materials

Designed for Longevity & Comfort

Low-VOC materials and soft matte finishes throughout
Acoustic insulation between rooms for a calm, low-stimulus environment
No exposed edges or reflective surfaces in participant zones

Location Highlights

Positioned moments from Victoria Point’s peaceful foreshore and local amenities:

Close to supermarkets, cafes, and medical facilities
Easy access to public transport and community services
A tranquil bayside environment ideal for independent living

Peace of Mind

Every element of this home was engineered for safety, accessibility, and lasting quality.
Certified as High Physical Support (Final As-Built) , 13 Wisteria Court represents the highest standard in modern SDA design — a home where participants can live with dignity, confidence, and comfort.

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Location

11 Turkeybush Way, Zuccoli NT 0832

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 04:59:35 GMT

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11 Turkeybush Way, Zuccoli NT 0832

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High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participants + OOA | Purpose-Built for Independence

A Purpose-Built High Physical Support Home Designed for Independence

11 Turkeybush Way is a thoughtfully designed Specialist Disability Accommodation home built under the High Physical Support design category. This single-storey residence has been designed from the ground up to support participants with higher physical support needs while still feeling like a comfortable and modern home.

The home supports two participants, each with their own private bedroom and ensuite, along with a dedicated Overnight On-Call room. The layout balances independence, privacy, and support, creating a space where participants can live confidently with support available when needed.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Functional and Easy to Move Through

At the centre of the home is a spacious open plan kitchen, dining, and living area. This space connects naturally to the rest of the home and allows for easy movement throughout, supporting mobility equipment and day-to-day living.

The kitchen has been designed with accessibility in mind, including a height-adjustable benchtop, induction cooktop, and clear circulation space. This allows participants to be involved in everyday activities in a practical and comfortable way.

A separate lounge area provides an additional space to relax or unwind, giving flexibility for shared or quiet time within the home.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Spacious and Fully Supported

Each participant has their own dedicated bedroom with a private ensuite. These rooms are designed to support high physical needs while still feeling personal and comfortable.

Bedrooms include structural provision for ceiling hoists with a minimum 250kg capacity, allowing for future installation and full-room coverage across the bed.

The ensuites are designed for accessibility, with step-free showers, appropriate circulation space, and compliant fixtures that support safe and easy use.

Kitchen, Bathrooms and Daily Living

Practical Design That Supports Everyday Life

The kitchen, bathrooms, and laundry have all been designed to meet High Physical Support requirements. This includes wide clearances, accessible fixtures, and consistent positioning of switches and power points to make daily routines easier.

Slip-resistant flooring is used throughout key areas, and all internal pathways are step-free, supporting safe and smooth movement across the home.

The design focuses on making everyday living more manageable without compromising comfort.

Overnight On-Call (OOA) Room

Support Close By When Needed

A dedicated OOA room is located within the home, allowing support staff to stay overnight when required. The layout keeps this space separate from participant areas, maintaining privacy while ensuring support is always nearby.

Outdoor Area

Safe, Accessible and Easy to Maintain

The home includes a covered verandah and outdoor areas that connect directly to internal living spaces.

External pathways are designed with gentle gradients, step-free access, and slip-resistant finishes, making it easier to move safely from the street, driveway, and outdoor areas into the home.

The outdoor space is simple, functional, and easy to maintain, providing a comfortable environment without unnecessary complexity.

Accessibility Features

Built for High Physical Support from the Start

This home has been designed to meet High Physical Support standards from the beginning. Features are integrated into the design rather than added later, creating a more natural and functional living environment.

The home includes wide doorways, step-free access throughout, reinforced walls for future supports, accessible bathrooms, and consistent fixture placement.

High-impact and durable materials are used throughout, supporting long-term use while maintaining a modern residential feel.

Location and Local Amenities

11 Turkeybush Way is located in Zuccoli, a growing residential area in Palmerston. The location provides convenient access to everyday essentials, parks, medical services, and transport, making it practical for both participants and support providers.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Gateway Shopping Centre

1 Roystonea Avenue, Yarrawonga NT 0830

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Zuccoli Plaza (Local Shops)

Zuccoli Parade, Zuccoli NT 0832

Approx. 3–5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Zuccoli Playground and Parklands

Zuccoli NT 0832

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or wheelchair accessible route

Palmerston Water Park

Roystonea Avenue, Yarrawonga NT 0830

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Medical

Palmerston Regional Hospital
5 Rocklands Drive, Tiwi NT 0810
Approx. 20 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car

Gateway Medical Centre
1 Roystonea Avenue, Yarrawonga NT 0830
Approx. 10 minutes by car
Most suitable transport: car

Transport

Palmerston Bus Interchange

Roystonea Avenue, Yarrawonga NT 0830

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Local Bus Stops (Zuccoli Area)

Zuccoli NT 0832

Approx. 3–5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or supported travel

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Location

6 Nightfall Avenue, Clyde North VIC 3978

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 02:48:46 GMT

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6 Nightfall Avenue, Clyde North VIC 3978

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3-Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

High Physical Support SDA | 3 Participants | Onsite Overnight Assistance | Final-As-Built Certified

6 Nightfall Avenue, Clyde North is a brand-new, purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home, fully certified at Final-As-Built stage and ready for participants who deserve a home that was designed entirely for them.

Located in one of Melbourne’s fastest-growing south-east communities, this three-bedroom house was built from the ground up for participants with high physical support needs. It is not a converted property, a retrofitted rental, or a compromise. Every room, every doorway, and every fitting was purpose-designed to support real independence, real privacy, and real daily life, then independently assessed and certified to prove it.

Three private bedrooms. Three private ensuites. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room. A kitchen built for seated, independent use. This is what High Physical Support SDA looks like when it’s done properly.

The Heart of the Home

Open, Bright & Made for Living

The open-plan kitchen, family, and meals area is the centrepiece of the home: generous, light-filled, and designed to feel like a home, not a facility.

It connects naturally to all three participant bedrooms, flows out to the covered outdoor deck through step-free access, and gives everyone in the household room to move, gather, and live comfortably.

The space has been designed with enough turning room for powered wheelchairs, with lighting that can be dimmed to suit mood and sensory preference, and with switches and power points at heights that are genuinely reachable, whether seated or standing. It is a space built for the people who live in it.

Participant Bedrooms

Private, Spacious & Future-Ready

All three bedrooms are built to full High Physical Support standard, large enough for a queen bed with generous circulation space on three sides, giving participants, support workers, and equipment the room they need without a bedroom feeling clinical or crowded.

Each room includes:

A built-in robe with clear access in front
Reverse-cycle air conditioning
Dimmable lighting
Cabling ready for automated blinds
Power points correctly positioned at the bed head and opposite wall
Window sills at a height that allows seated participants to see outside

That last point may seem small, but it makes a real difference to daily life.

What makes these bedrooms genuinely future-ready is the ceiling. The roof structure in every bedroom has been independently engineered and certified to support a constant-charge ceiling hoist with a minimum 250 kg capacity, capable of travelling across and down the bed. When a participant’s care needs change, the infrastructure is already there. No retrofitting, no disruption, no waiting.

Ensuites

One Each. Fully Accessible. Completely Private.

Every participant has their own private ensuite. There is no shared bathroom in this home.

The primary ensuite is a full wet room with:

Step-free entry
A spacious corner shower
Height-adjustable shower head
Lever tapware
A folding shower seat confirmed with each participant before installation rather than assumed
A basin with full clearance underneath for seated use
A toilet correctly positioned with generous transfer and manoeuvring space

All bathroom walls carry reinforcement behind the lining throughout every ensuite, which means grab rails can be installed in any position, at any time, to suit exactly what a participant needs. There is no need to guess at the design stage.

The two additional ensuites are built to the same standard, with slip-resistant flooring throughout. No exceptions.

Kitchen

Independence Starts Here

The kitchen was designed for participants who want to be involved in their own home, not just observers in it.

The cooktop and oven are positioned for wheelchair access, with controls within comfortable reach from a seated position. A side-hinged oven door with a handle at the right height means a participant can open it, check it, and use it without needing to ask for help.

A fixed accessible benchtop provides clear space underneath for seated use, and a height-adjustable benchtop lets participants set the working surface to the height that actually fits them, not a fixed height designed for standing use.

Other key features include:

Pull-out pantry with wheelchair access
Drawer-style dishwasher for easy reach
Task lighting directly above every workspace
Lever tapware positioned for independent sink use

This is a kitchen someone can actually use. That is the point.

Living & Dining

Room to Breathe

The family and meals area gives the home its sense of space and connection.

There is a large, clear turning circle free of furniture, so participants using powered wheelchairs can move through the space without negotiating around obstacles. It flows directly to the covered outdoor deck, making indoor-outdoor living genuinely accessible rather than aspirational.

Dimmable lighting, accessible switches, and power points at reachable heights are consistent throughout. The space is flexible enough to arrange around a participant’s preferences, not fixed around a builder’s floor plan.

Onsite Overnight Assistance Room

Support That Stays in Its Lane

The dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room sits separately from all three participant bedrooms, positioned adjacent to the garage and accessed from the main corridor.

It gives support workers a private, functional base, their own space to work, rest, and hand over, without stepping into the participant areas of the home.

Good OOA design is not a bonus feature. It is what makes a shared SDA home feel like each participant’s own home. When support staff have their own space, participants have their own lives.

Outdoor Area

Step-Free. Covered. Year-Round.

The covered outdoor deck is accessible directly from the living and meals area with no step at the threshold, usable every day, in every season.

External sensor lighting and flood lighting mean the outdoor space works in the evening as naturally as it does in the afternoon. This is not a token outdoor area. It is a genuinely usable extension of the home.

Garage & Arrival

Safe, Secure & Weatherproof

The single lock-up garage includes an automated panel-lift door and connects to the home via a step-free internal path.

Arriving home, transferring from a vehicle, and moving equipment in and out is protected from the weather and straightforward every time, not just when conditions are ideal.

The front entry includes a covered porch and a ramped, slip-resistant approach from the street with no steps. Everything about the arrival experience has been designed to feel easy and dignified.

What Makes This Home High Physical Support

Built to the Highest Standard, Then Verified

High Physical Support is the most demanding SDA design category, and this home meets every requirement at Final-As-Built stage, not provisionally, not at design stage, but complete and independently verified.

Key features include:

Wide, clear participant doorways
Corridors wide enough for powered wheelchairs
Lever-style door handles at the correct height
Power and control cabling pre-installed at every participant bedroom entry door, the front entry, and the rear external door, ready for automated door openers without additional work
Certified ceiling hoist structure in all three bedrooms
Wall reinforcement installed in all ensuites
Emergency power backup covering participant bedrooms and automated entry doors for a minimum two-hour outage
NBN pre-wiring with stable Wi-Fi across every room
Hardwired smoke alarms
Full sprinkler system
Emergency lighting
Alarm system with sensors and keypad
Video intercom at the front entry
Reverse-cycle air conditioning in every bedroom and living area, with wheelchair-reachable controls

Why SIL Providers Choose This Home

A Layout That Makes Support Work Better

Three participants, three private ensuites, a dedicated OOA room, and a logical open-plan layout make this home straightforward to roster and operate from day one.

Ceiling hoists are structurally certified, so there are no delays or engineering assessments standing between a participant and moving in. Automated door readiness, emergency power, and full communication infrastructure mean the home is equipped for complex, high-intensity support without modification.

The OOA room keeps support staff out of participant living spaces. The layout creates clear zones. The build removes the variables that make SDA homes operationally difficult. That means better outcomes for participants and a smoother experience for everyone delivering their support.

Location & Benefits

Connected, Convenient & Community-Ready

Healthcare & Support Services

Selandra Rise Medical Centre, Selandra Boulevard – 5 to 8 minutes by car – Fully accessible GP clinic offering general practice, chronic disease management, and mental health plans.
Doctors on Clyde, Berwick-Cranbourne Road – Approx. 5 to 10 minutes by car – Bulk billing clinic open 7 days, including evenings
Casey Hospital – 15 to 20 minutes by car – Full public hospital with a 24-hour emergency department, rehabilitation services, and specialist care.

Shopping & Everyday Essentials

Selandra Rise Shopping Centre – 5 to 8 minutes by car – Includes Woolworths, a pharmacy, cafes, and a range of everyday services
Coles, Aldi & Bunnings, Berwick-Cranbourne Road – 5 to 7 minutes by car – Convenient for larger household shopping and essentials.

Transport & Accessibility

Bus Routes 798, 888 & 889, Berwick-Cranbourne Road – Accessible from the property – Connect to Cranbourne Station on the Cranbourne Line
Berwick Station on the Pakenham Line for access to Melbourne CBD and beyond.

Parks & Community

Clyde Recreation Reserve, Pattersons Road – Approx. 5 minutes by car – Open lawns, walking paths, and community facilities
Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne – 15 to 20 minutes by car – Accessible outdoor walking paths through native gardens and wetlands, offering a calm and restorative place for participants and families.

This Is What a Home Should Feel Like

At 6 Nightfall Avenue , every decision, from the layout to the fittings to the ceiling structure, was made with the person who lives here in mind. Not the assessor. Not the builder. The participant.

Three private bedrooms. Three private ensuites. A kitchen designed for independence. A home certified to the highest SDA standard and built to last.

This is a place where participants can live well, build routines, and have a home that is genuinely their own, with the support they need, on their terms.

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36 Innsbruck Rd, Winter Valley VIC 3358

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Robust SDA | 2-Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites | Covered Alfresco

A Purpose-Built Robust SDA Home with Privacy, Strength and Support

2 Robust Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | OOA Room | Garage | Covered Alfresco

36 Innsbruck Road, Winter Valley is a purpose-built single-storey SDA home designed under the Robust design category. The home supports two participants, with two Robust participant bedrooms and a separate non-SDA Overnight On-Call room for support.

This home has been designed to provide a strong balance between independence, privacy, durability and everyday comfort. Each participant has their own bedroom and private ensuite, giving both residents a clear personal space within the home. The shared kitchen, dining and living areas create a practical central zone for meals, daily routines, time with visitors and support when required.

The home includes important Robust design features such as impact-resistant wall linings in trafficable and habitable areas, solid core doors, sound insulation to participant bedrooms, slip-resistant flooring, accessible door hardware and clear internal circulation. These features support a safer, more durable home environment while still keeping the property warm, modern and easy to live in.

A Home Made for Daily Rhythm

Shared Spaces That Feel Open, Clear and Comfortable

Bedrooms Designed as True Personal Spaces

Privacy, Ensuite Access and a Calmer Living Environment

Each participant has their own private bedroom, giving both residents a personal space that can be set up to suit their preferences, routines and support needs. Each bedroom includes robe storage and direct access to a private ensuite, supporting privacy and dignity in a shared SDA setting.

The private ensuite arrangement is a key benefit for participants because it reduces the need to share personal bathroom spaces. It also helps create clearer routines and supports greater independence in day-to-day living.

Sound insulation to participant bedrooms supports a calmer home environment and helps maintain privacy between bedrooms and shared spaces. This is particularly important in a Robust home, where predictable, comfortable and well-separated spaces can make a meaningful difference.

Ensuites That Support Privacy and Practical Care

Durable Bathroom Spaces for Everyday Use

The home includes private ensuites for both participant bedrooms, along with a separate ensuite for the OOA room. This gives participants and support staff their own bathroom spaces, helping the home function more smoothly while protecting participant privacy.

The participant ensuites include step-free shower areas, slip-resistant tiled flooring and reinforced sanitary wall construction. These features support safer everyday use and help the home remain suitable over time as participant needs change.

The bathroom spaces are practical and durable, but they still sit comfortably within the feel of a modern residential home. They support the requirements of Robust SDA without making the home feel institutional.

A Practical Kitchen for Everyday Independence

Easy to Use, Easy to Support and Built to Last

The kitchen has been positioned beside the dining and living area so participants can stay involved in daily home life. It supports everyday routines such as meal preparation, drinks, snacks, cleaning up and spending time with others while food is being prepared.

The kitchen includes key everyday fixtures, practical clearances around benches and appliances, task lighting and robust cabinetry materials. These details help create a space that is functional, durable and suitable for daily use.

For SIL providers, the kitchen and living arrangement supports practical assistance with meals, routines and supervision where required. For participants, it creates a familiar residential setting where daily tasks can feel natural and manageable.

Support Nearby Without Taking Over the Home

A Dedicated OOA Room with Its Own Ensuite

A dedicated Overnight On-Call room is included for support staff. This allows overnight support to be available when needed while helping participants maintain a clear sense of ownership, privacy and independence within the home.

The OOA room is located near the entry side of the property and includes its own ensuite. This gives support workers a proper space without requiring them to use participant bedrooms, participant ensuites or shared living areas as staff space.

This arrangement supports a balanced model of care. Support can remain close by and responsive, while the home continues to feel like a private residence for the participants who live there.

Outdoor Living That Adds Choice

Covered Alfresco Space and a Manageable Yard

The home includes a covered alfresco area connected to the main living space. This gives participants an additional area for fresh air, quiet time, meals outside or visits with family, friends and support networks.

The outdoor areas are designed to be simple, private and manageable. The alfresco, paving, landscaping and fenced boundary help create a secure residential setting without adding unnecessary maintenance demands.

This outdoor connection gives participants more choice in how they use the home. They can spend time inside, step outside for a quieter moment, or use the alfresco as an extension of the living area.

Robust SDA Features That Support Real Life

Strong, Safe and Residential in Feel

36 Innsbruck Road has been designed under the Robust SDA category, with durability, privacy and safety considered throughout the home. The property includes impact-resistant wall linings, solid core doors, sound insulation to participant bedrooms, reinforced sanitary walls, robust kitchen materials and slip-resistant flooring in key areas.

The internal layout supports clear movement between the entry, garage, living spaces, bedrooms, bathrooms, laundry and alfresco. This makes the home easier to navigate for participants and practical for SIL providers supporting day-to-day routines.

The garage provides internal access into the home, which is helpful for appointments, transport, deliveries and wet weather access. The home also includes safety-focused planning, including clear exit paths, retreat space considerations and fire safety provisions, supporting a more practical living environment for both participants and support teams.

Location and Local Amenities

36 Innsbruck Road is located in Winter Valley, a growing residential area in Ballarat’s west, close to Delacombe, Lucas and central Ballarat. The location gives participants and support providers practical access to everyday shopping, parks, medical services and transport connections without long travel times.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Delacombe Town Centre

315 Glenelg Highway, Delacombe VIC 3356

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Coltman Plaza Lucas Shopping Centre

6 Coltman Plaza, Lucas VIC 3350

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Doug Dean Reserve

16 Nandiriog Drive, Delacombe VIC 3356

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Victoria Park

Sturt Street, Newington VIC 3350

Approx. 12 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Delacombe Medical Centre

Delacombe Town Centre, 315 Glenelg Highway, Delacombe VIC 3356

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Ballarat Base Hospital

1 Drummond Street North, Ballarat Central VIC 3350

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Delacombe Town Centre Bus Stop

Delacombe Town Centre, Glenelg Highway, Delacombe VIC 3356

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle to connect with bus services

Ballarat Station

Lydiard Street North, Ballarat Central VIC 3350

Approx. 18 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle to connect with train and regional bus services

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48 Montego Bvd, Sunbury VIC 3429

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High Physical Support SDA | Three Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites for Every Participant

Accessible Independence with More Personal Space

Three Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | Separate Lounge | Dedicated OOA

48 Montego Boulevard, Sunbury is a purpose-built three-participant SDA home designed under the High Physical Support category. This single-storey residence combines accessible participant spaces, adaptable technology provisions and a practical support layout within a comfortable residential environment.

Each participant has a private bedroom with an adjoining accessible ensuite, providing greater privacy for personal care, rest and everyday routines. The home also includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room with its own ensuite, allowing overnight support to remain nearby without taking over participant living areas.

Wide circulation areas, step-free transitions and accessible doorways support easier movement throughout the home. Ceiling hoist provisions, emergency power infrastructure and assistive technology readiness have also been incorporated to support participants with complex physical needs and changing requirements over time.

Space to Live Together Comfortably

Connected Shared Areas with Room to Move

The main living and dining zone creates a spacious central area for meals, visitors and shared household activities. It connects directly with the kitchen and rear outdoor area, creating a natural flow between the spaces used most often throughout the day.

Generous circulation space supports movement with wheelchairs and other mobility equipment without making the room feel clinical. Dimmable lighting, accessible switches and consistently positioned power points also help make the environment easier to use and adapt to individual preferences.

A separate lounge near the front of the home provides another place to relax away from the main living area. It can support quiet activities, private visits, entertainment or time away from a busier shared environment.

Personal Rooms with Greater Control

Privacy for Rest, Routine and Individual Support

The home includes three participant bedrooms, each designed with generous circulation space around the bed and accessible storage.

Every bedroom connects directly to a private ensuite, allowing participants to complete personal routines without relying on a shared bathroom. This arrangement also creates clearer boundaries between personal and communal areas, which can help the home feel more settled and respectful.

The bedrooms include structural and electrical provisions for future ceiling hoist installation. Accessible power points, low window sills, dimmable lighting and infrastructure for automated blinds and doors provide further flexibility for assistive technology and personalised equipment.

Bathrooms Designed Around Dignity

Accessible Personal Care in a Private Setting

Each participant ensuite has been designed to provide the space and accessibility required for personal care, assisted transfers and mobility equipment.

The bathrooms include step-free showers, accessible sanitary fixtures, slip-resistant flooring and reinforced walls for the future installation of grabrails and other supports. Generous circulation areas provide more room for participants and support workers to move safely during daily routines.

Private ensuites also reduce unnecessary sharing and give each participant greater control over their personal environment.

A Kitchen That Encourages Participation

Practical Accessibility for Everyday Routines

The kitchen is positioned beside the main living and dining area, keeping participants connected with household activities while meals are prepared.

Its design includes wheelchair circulation space, an accessible work surface, a height-adjustable benchtop and a wheelchair-accessible pantry. A side-opening wall oven, drawer-style dishwasher, reachable controls and lever-style tapware support safer and more comfortable use from either a seated or standing position.

These features can support greater involvement in meal preparation while allowing assistance to be provided in a practical and respectful way.

Support Nearby Without Dominating the Home

A Dedicated Base for Overnight Assistance

The dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room gives support workers an appropriate place to remain overnight while keeping staff accommodation separate from participant bedrooms and primary living spaces.

The OOA area includes its own ensuite, helping staff carry out overnight responsibilities without relying on participant facilities. Its position within the home allows support to remain responsive while still protecting participant privacy and independence.

A communication system between participants and their supports provides an additional way to request assistance when they are not within direct line of sight.

More Choice Beyond the Main Living Area

Accessible Outdoor Space for Relaxation and Connection

The main living area opens directly to a covered alfresco space, creating an easy transition between indoor and outdoor areas.

Step-free access supports wheelchair users and participants with limited mobility, while the covered setting provides space for fresh air, quiet time, social activities or visits with family and friends.

A secure garage with internal access provides sheltered entry into the home and practical space for vehicles, mobility equipment or household storage.

Ready for Complex and Changing Needs

High Physical Support Features Integrated from the Start

The home has been planned to support High Physical Support requirements while maintaining the look and atmosphere of a contemporary residence.

Wide doorways, clear corridors, level transitions and accessible controls support safer everyday movement. Participant bedrooms include ceiling hoist provisions, while cabling has been incorporated for future automation of selected doors, windows and blinds.

Emergency power provisions are designed to support essential bedroom power points and automated entry or exit doors during a minimum two-hour outage. High-speed internet capability, whole-home Wi-Fi coverage and participant-to-support communication infrastructure also support assistive technology and connected devices.

Fire sprinklers, residential-style smoke alarms and accessible paths of travel provide additional safety without creating an institutional environment.

Location and Local Amenities

48 Montego Boulevard is located in a developing residential area of Sunbury, within Melbourne’s north-west. Everyday shopping, recreation, healthcare and public transport connections are available within a practical drive of the property.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Woolworths Sunbury South

90 Vineyard Road, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Sunbury Square Shopping Centre

2-28 Evans Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

John McMahon Reserve

155 Lancefield Road, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Galaxy Land Jackson Park

1-25 Betula Terrace, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Goonawarra Medical Centre

1-5 Dornoch Drive, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Sunbury Community Hospital

Macedon Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Sunbury Railway Station

Brook Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, train, or bus connection

Sunbury Station Bus Interchange

Brook Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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3 Cobram Drive, Eynesbury VIC 3338

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 01:11:23 GMT

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Improved Liveability SDA | 2 Participants + OOA | Two Independent Living Environments

A Comfortable 2-Participant Improved Liveability Home

3 Cobram Drive is a purpose-built SDA home designed under the Improved Liveability category, offering a thoughtful balance of accessibility, privacy, and everyday comfort. This is a modern two-storey residence created to support independent living while still making it easy for support to be provided when needed.

The home has been carefully designed to feel like a natural living environment rather than a clinical space. Every detail, from the layout to the finishes, supports ease of movement, safety, and practical day to day living.

The Heart of the Home

Functional, Spacious and Designed for Everyday Living

The layout is split across two levels, providing separation between spaces while still maintaining a connected and comfortable home environment. The ground floor brings together the main living areas, kitchen, and one participant bedroom, while the second level provides an additional bedroom and living space.

The open-plan kitchen, meals, and family area forms the centre of the home, creating a space where participants can relax, cook, and spend time together comfortably. The connection between indoor living and the outdoor area makes movement through the home feel natural and easy.

A dedicated study or additional living space on the ground floor adds flexibility, allowing for quiet time, activities, or use as a secondary retreat area depending on participant needs.

Participant Bedrooms

Private Spaces That Support Independence

The home includes two participant bedrooms, each designed to provide privacy and comfort.

Each bedroom is positioned to allow separation between participants, which is especially important in shared living environments. The layout supports personal routines while still allowing connection to shared areas of the home.

Bathrooms are designed with accessibility in mind, including step-free showers, appropriate circulation space, and reinforced walls for future support fittings if required.

Kitchen and Living Spaces

Open, Practical and Easy to Use

The kitchen is integrated into the main living area, allowing participants to stay connected to everyday activities. It includes essential appliances and has been designed with clear space around benches and fixtures to support ease of movement.

Lighting throughout the home is consistent and practical, with dimmable lighting in living areas and bedrooms to improve comfort and usability. Switches and power points are positioned at accessible and consistent heights to make daily tasks simpler.

Overnight On-Call (OOA) Room

Support When Needed

An Onsite Overnight Assistance room is included, allowing support staff to stay overnight when required. The design keeps support spaces separate from participant areas, helping maintain independence and privacy while ensuring assistance is close by.

Outdoor Area

Safe and Easy Outdoor Living

The home includes a private outdoor area that connects directly to the main living space. The design supports easy access with step-free pathways and durable, slip-resistant surfaces.

Outdoor areas are simple and low maintenance, providing a space for relaxation without adding unnecessary complexity.

Accessibility Features

Built for Comfort, Safety and Simplicity

This home has been designed from the beginning to meet Improved Liveability requirements, not adapted later. Key design elements include step-free access from the site boundary or parking area, wide doorways, and consistent circulation spaces throughout the home.

Slip-resistant flooring is used in key areas including bathrooms, kitchen, and external pathways. Reinforced walls in bathrooms allow for future installation of supports if required.

The layout ensures that essential spaces such as a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living area are accessible on the entry level, supporting flexibility for different mobility needs.

Location and Local Amenities

3 Cobram Drive is located in the growing Eynesbury community in Melbourne’s west. The area offers a peaceful residential setting while still providing access to essential services, shopping, and outdoor spaces.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Eynesbury General Store

487 Eynesbury Road, Eynesbury VIC 3338

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Manor Lakes Central Shopping Centre

455 Ballan Road, Manor Lakes VIC 3024

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Eynesbury Homestead and Golf Course Reserve

487 Eynesbury Road, Eynesbury VIC 3338

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Toolern Creek Reserve

Toolern Vale VIC 3337

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Medical

Manor Lakes Medical Centre

455 Ballan Road, Manor Lakes VIC 3024

Approx. 15 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Bacchus Marsh Hospital

29 Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340

Approx. 20 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car

Transport

Ballan Road Bus Stops

Ballan Road, Eynesbury VIC 3338

Approx. 5 to 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

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Location

12 Patrick St, East Bendigo VIC 3550

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 01:04:46 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Private Ensuites

A Private HPS Home Built Around Choice

Private Ensuites | OOA Included | East Bendigo

12 Patrick Street, East Bendigo, is a purpose-built 2 participant SDA home designed under the High Physical Support category. It has been planned for participants who need a practical, accessible and support-ready home that still feels warm, private and easy to live in.

The layout is centred around two participant bedrooms , each with its own private ensuite , giving every resident a clear personal zone within the home. A shared kitchen, meals and living area provide the central everyday space for routine, connection and support, without making the home feel crowded or clinical.

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room is included to support teams in responding when needed while preserving participant privacy. The home also includes a garage, laundry, storage, porch entry and private outdoor space , creating a practical single-level layout for long-term SDA living.

Accessibility is built into the way the home has been described, with step-free access principles, wide doorways, accessible ensuite circulation, hobless shower provisions, reinforced bathroom walls, and future hoist provisions all forming part of the overall design intent.

Everyday Living Zone

Connected, Calm and Easy to Use

The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area sits at the centre of the home and provides participants with a single shared space that feels simple, comfortable and easy to understand. The layout supports everyday movement, shared meals and support delivery in a way that feels natural rather than institutional.

This central zone links the kitchen, entry and participant bedroom areas in a way that supports predictability, reduces crowding and makes the home easier to move through. It is designed to feel residential and comfortable while still giving support workers the space to assist respectfully when required.

Private Participant Rooms

Personal Space With Support in Reach

Both participant bedrooms are intended to provide a proper private retreat within the home. Each one connects to its own ensuite, helping support privacy, dignity and routine in daily life.

The bedrooms are described as including practical features that matter in daily use, such as robe storage, clear circulation space, and future-ready support planning. The inclusion of future hoist provisions between participant bedrooms and ensuites also helps the home respond to changing mobility needs over time.

Participant Ensuites

Daily Care With More Control

A major strength of this home is that each participant has their own private ensuite . In a shared SDA setting, this reduces pressure around shared bathroom use and supports greater control over personal care routines.

The ensuites are designed with accessible circulation , hobless shower provisions , reinforced walls , and a practical wet-area design that supports safer, more dignified day-to-day care.

Kitchen and Shared Living

Practical Flow for Real Routines

The kitchen is positioned directly within the shared living zone, making it easier for participants to stay involved in everyday household routines such as meals, conversation and time with visitors.

The property details describe a kitchen that supports accessible daily use, including a height-adjustable benchtop , an accessible pantry , and a practical flow that enables participants with mobility needs to engage more easily in the space.

Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA)

Response Nearby, Privacy Preserved

The dedicated OOA room gives support teams a clear base within the home while still keeping participant spaces personal and protected. That separation matters: support stays close, but the home still feels like the participant’s home first.

For SIL providers, this makes overnight response and daily operations easier. For participants, it means support can remain nearby without taking over the shared living environment.

Private Outdoor Space

A Simple Place to Step Outside

The home includes private outdoor space and a secure backyard , providing participants with a simple area for fresh air, downtime, and regulation without leaving the property. The listing also notes undercover access from the parking to the property , which adds practical everyday protection and ease of movement.

Accessibility and Daily Ease

Built for Confidence From Day One

This home is best positioned as a property that balances High Physical Support functionality with day-to-day comfort. The live listing supports features such as ramp access, wide doorframes, wide pathways, air conditioning, shared living, shared kitchen, shared laundry, built-in robes and private ensuites .

The focus here is not just compliance language. It is the combination of privacy, support-readiness, clear movement and a calm residential layout that makes the home work better in real daily life.

Location and Local Amenities

12 Patrick Street, East Bendigo, is well-positioned for access to everyday shopping, healthcare, green space and transport across Bendigo, helping support participants, families and SIL providers with practical access to essential services.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Bendigo Marketplace
37 Garsed Street, Bendigo VIC 3550
A major shopping centre in central Bendigo.
Woolworths Epsom
16–20 Howard Street, Epsom VIC 3551
Supermarket option to the north of central Bendigo.

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Lake Weeroona
Napier Street, Bendigo VIC 3550
Established local lake and parkland setting.
Bendigo Botanic Gardens
559 Napier Street, White Hills VIC 3550
Major garden and recreation destination in nearby White Hills.

Medical

Bendigo Health
100 Barnard Street, Bendigo VIC 3550
Major regional hospital and health service.
Bendigo Primary Care Centre
123 Arnold Street, Bendigo VIC 3550
Local primary care clinic.

Transport

Route 60
Runs between Bendigo Station and East Bendigo via Strickland Road , supporting local bus access through the area.
Bendigo Station
Railway Place, Bendigo VIC 3550
Provides regional rail access.

Why This Home Works

What makes this home appealing is not just that it is a High Physical Support SDA . It is that the layout gives two participants real privacy, their own ensuites, a practical shared living zone, nearby overnight support, and outdoor space , all within a single-storey format that is easier to understand and live in.

For participants, that means more control, more dignity and a calmer day-to-day environment. For SIL providers, it means a layout that is easier to support, easier to roster and easier to work from over the long term.

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6 Smokebox Court, Warragul VIC 3820

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 00:17:02 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | Two Participant Home + OOA | Two Living Areas + Study

High Physical Support Living with Greater Choice

Two Participant Bedrooms | Private Ensuites | Two Living Areas | Study | Onsite Overnight Assistance

6 Smokebox Court, Warragul is a spacious single-storey Specialist Disability Accommodation home certified under the High Physical Support design category. Designed for two participants, the home combines generous private spaces, accessible shared areas and a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room within a comfortable residential setting.

The layout supports independence while allowing assistance to be delivered safely and efficiently. Each participant has a private bedroom and ensuite, while two separate living areas provide greater choice in how shared and individual time is spent.

Wide circulation spaces, step-free access, accessible controls and future assistive technology provisions are integrated throughout the residence. Fire sprinklers, evacuation lighting and emergency power provisions provide additional reassurance for participants and support teams.

Personal Suites with Everyday Privacy

Two Comfortable Bedrooms with Private Ensuites

Each participant bedroom is designed as a private retreat with space for personal belongings, mobility equipment and daily support. Both rooms include built-in robe storage and direct access to an individual ensuite, helping participants maintain their own routines and personal space.

The bedrooms provide generous circulation around a queen-sized bed and include structural preparation for the future installation of a ceiling hoist. The built-in hoist provision supports a minimum load capacity of 250 kilograms and allows for movement both across and along the bed when required.

Positioning the participant bedrooms separately from the main entrance and staff areas also supports a greater sense of privacy within the shared home.

Flexible Spaces for Shared and Quiet Time

Two Living Areas for Different Routines

The home includes an open family and meals area as well as a separate living room near the front entrance. This provides participants with more choice in how they spend time at home, whether relaxing together, welcoming visitors or enjoying a quieter activity away from the central household space.

The family and meals area connects naturally with the kitchen, creating a comfortable everyday hub. The additional living room reduces pressure on shared spaces and makes it easier to accommodate different preferences, schedules and sensory needs.

Dimmable lighting is provided in participant bedrooms and living areas, while reverse-cycle air conditioning supports year-round comfort. Controls are positioned at accessible heights to make the home easier to manage from either a seated or standing position.

A Kitchen Made for Participation

Accessible Features for Daily Independence

The kitchen is positioned beside the family and meals area, allowing participants to remain involved in cooking, dining and household routines. Generous clearance around the cabinetry and appliances supports wheelchair movement while also providing room for assistance when needed.

An adjustable-height section of benchtop can be adapted for seated or standing use. The kitchen also includes accessible work surfaces, reachable controls, lever-style tapware, a drawer-style dishwasher, wheelchair-accessible pantry storage, a wall oven and an electric or induction cooktop.

This design supports greater involvement in meal preparation without making the kitchen feel clinical or separate from the rest of the home.

Support Positioned with Purpose

Dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance

A separate Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included within the residence, giving overnight support workers a suitable place to remain on site when required.

The OOA room includes its own private ensuite, keeping staff amenities separate from participant bathrooms. Its position near the laundry and central circulation areas allows support workers to respond efficiently while maintaining appropriate boundaries between staff and participant spaces.

This arrangement supports reliable overnight assistance without allowing the home to feel centred around support delivery.

A Dedicated Room for Planning and Focus

Extra Space Beyond the Main Living Areas

A separate study is positioned beside the garage and away from the participant bedrooms. This room can be used for household administration, support planning, appointments, private conversations or quiet desk-based activities.

For SIL providers, the study creates a practical place to manage documentation and coordination without using the kitchen, dining area or participant living spaces. It also gives the household another flexible room that can adapt to changing needs.

Private Bathrooms with Accessible Detail

Safer and More Comfortable Personal Care

Both participant ensuites include step-free showers, accessible circulation areas and height-adjustable shower fittings. Lever-style controls support easier use, while reinforced walls allow grabrails and other fixtures to be installed or adjusted as participant requirements change.

Firm and even flooring continues through the wet areas, with slip-resistant finishes supporting safer movement. Reinforced sanitary room walls add durability and provide greater flexibility for future modifications.

A separate bathroom is positioned near the front living area, providing a convenient option for visitors and general household use without entering either participant’s private ensuite.

Clear Access from Arrival to Bedroom

Step-Free Movement Throughout the Residence

A separate laundry, practical storage, internal access from the single garage and a covered step-free entrance further support day-to-day living and service delivery.

Location and Local Amenities

6 Smokebox Court is located in a residential area of Warragul in West Gippsland. The home is within convenient driving distance of supermarkets, healthcare services, parks and public transport connections in central Warragul.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Woolworths Warragul

58-66 Victoria Street, Warragul VIC 3820

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Centrepoint Shopping Centre

23 Mason Street, Warragul VIC 3820

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Brooker Park

128 Bowen Street, Warragul VIC 3820

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Civic Park Warragul

Clifford Street, Warragul VIC 3820

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Warragul Medical Centre

33 Victoria Street, Warragul VIC 3820

Approx. 7 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

West Gippsland Hospital

41 Landsborough Street, Warragul VIC 3820

Approx. 9 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Warragul Railway Station

Queen Street, Warragul VIC 3820

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or train connection

Warragul Bus Interchange

Queen Street, Warragul VIC 3820

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

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Location

5 Balun Wy, Redland Bay QLD 4165

Mon, 02 Mar 2026 00:15:34 GMT

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2-Participant Home with OOA

High Physical Support

High Physical Support Living Designed for Real Independence

High Physical Support SDA | 2 Participants | 24/7 OOA + Media Room | Move-In Ready

Set in the peaceful coastal surrounds of Redland Bay, 5 Balun Way is a certified High Physical Support (HPS) home purpose-built for participants with complex physical support needs. The design prioritises independence, privacy and safe daily movement , while still feeling warm, calm and genuinely homelike.

With two private participant suites , a dedicated OOA room , and a separate media/sensory room , the layout supports efficient 24/7 care without compromising participant dignity.

This is High Physical Support living done properly — deliberate, functional and built for long-term stability.

Built for High Physical Support Living

Designed specifically for participants with complex physical support needs, this home delivers private suites, accessible shared spaces, and future-ready infrastructure within a calm, low-sensory environment. Every detail supports safety, dignity, and long-term independence.

Private Participant Suites

Each participant enjoys a private bedroom with a private accessible ensuite , engineered for high-support mobility and quiet daily routines. Bedrooms include hoist-ready ceiling structures , wide circulation zones for wheelchairs and assisted care, solid-core doors for privacy and acoustic control, low-glare finishes for sensory comfort, individual split-system air conditioning, built-in robes with easy-reach storage, and accessible power and data points positioned at 900–1100mm .

Accessible, Dignified Ensuites

Ensuites are fully High Physical Support compliant, featuring true step-free roll-in showers , slip-resistant wet-area flooring, wide turning spaces for wheelchairs and shower chairs, reinforced walls for future grab rails, accessible basins with knee and toe clearance, lever tapware for low dexterity, graded drainage, and bright low-glare lighting — creating a safe, dignified space for everyday use.

Open Living, Meals & Kitchen

At the heart of the home, the open living, dining and kitchen area is designed for ease, interaction, and dignity. Step-free circulation runs throughout, supported by an induction cooktop, wall oven and drawer dishwasher, contrasting cabinetry for visual clarity, soft-close drawers with easy-grip handles, continuous slip-rated flooring, and strong passive visibility for discreet SIL oversight . Large accessible sliding doors connect directly to outdoor areas.

Quiet Retreat & Flexible Space

A separate media or sensory room provides a quiet, flexible retreat — ideal for sensory regulation, relaxation, therapy, activities, or SIL planning. Positioned away from the main living area, it helps reduce environmental stress and supports participant wellbeing.

Discreet 24/7 Onsite Support

24/7 Onsite Overnight Assistance is delivered via a dedicated staff bedroom with a nearby bathroom, fast access to participant areas, and integrated data and power points for shift coordination. This layout improves response times while preserving participant privacy and maintaining a calm home environment.

Future-Ready Assistive Technology & Safety

The home is fully future-ready, with ceiling-hoist provisions in key areas, automation-ready wiring for doors, blinds and controls, nurse-call and emergency-call pathways, hard-wired smoke alarms, night-path lighting, accessible switches and GPOs, and NBN-ready smart wiring — allowing the home to evolve seamlessly as participant needs change.

Independence. Choice. Control.

At 5 Balun Way , every detail reflects Necessity Housing’s commitment to participant-first design — from private suites and step-free living to discreet 24/7 support and future-ready assistive technology.

Designed for complex physical support needs.
Built for stability, comfort and long-term independence.

Your next chapter starts here.

Reach out today to secure your space or explore more homes at Necessity Housing.

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Location

6 Kilpatrick Street, Darwin NT 0828

Sun, 01 Mar 2026 05:07:42 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | 3 Participant Home + OOA | Built for Safety, Comfort and Independence

A Spacious 3-Participant Fully Accessible SDA Home in Angle Vale

Fully Accessible SDA | 3 Participants | OOA Included | Two Living Areas | Purpose-Built for Independence

The Heart of the Home

Open, Practical and Easy to Move Through

Participant Bedrooms

Private Rooms Designed for Long-Term Comfort

Bathrooms and Personal Care Spaces

Accessible, Safe and Designed for Practical Support

The inclusion of accessible bathrooms across the layout helps support three participants while giving SIL providers a more practical environment for delivering care respectfully and efficiently.

Kitchen and Dining

Everyday Independence Built Into the Design

Second Living Area and Study Nook

More Choice, More Calm, More Flexibility

Onsite Overnight Assistance Room

Support Nearby Without Taking Over the Home

Outdoor Areas

Private Outdoor Space for Fresh Air and Everyday Use

Garage, Laundry and Storage

Practical Spaces That Support Daily Living

Location and Local Amenities

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Angle Vale Shopping Centre

121-129 Heaslip Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Drakes Angle Vale

121-129 Heaslip Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Angle Vale Community Sports Centre

55 Fradd East Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 2 minutes by car

Most suitable: car, support vehicle or assisted local travel

Medical

Angle Vale Medical Centre

Shop 20, 121-123 Heaslip Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 3 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle

Transport

Stop 84 Angle Vale Road, South Side

Near 132 Angle Vale Road, Angle Vale SA 5117

Approx. 4 minutes by car

Most suitable: car or support vehicle to access local bus services

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Location

24 Bluetongue Dr, Magra TAS 7140

Sun, 01 Mar 2026 01:00:30 GMT

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High Physical Support

2-Participant

24/7 OOA

Move-In Ready

A New Standard of Calm, Accessibility & Everyday Independence

Set in the peaceful surrounds of Magra, 24 Bluetongue Drive delivers a rare blend of modern design, quiet natural outlooks, and true High Physical Support capability .
With two private participant suites, a dedicated OOA room, open-plan living, and a large step-free backyard, this home supports independence, comfort, and 24/7 care — all within a low-sensory, calming environment .

Home Features

Participant Suites

Private, calming and fully built for High Physical Support needs.
Each suite includes:

Generously sized bedrooms with wide circulation zones
Solid-core doors & acoustic insulation for low-stimulus living
Large low-glare windows for natural light
Wide doorways (≥ 950mm) for unrestricted mobility
Built-in robes with accessible handles
Individual reverse-cycle split systems
Direct access to private HPS-compliant ensuites

Ensuite features include:

True step-free, roll-in showers
Reinforced walls ready for grab rails
Slip-resistant wet-area flooring
Accessible basins & low-force tapware
Oversized layouts for hoists and staff support
Low-contrast finishes for visual clarity

Calm, durable and engineered for long-term daily use.

Living, Kitchen & Retreat Spaces

Bright, functional and low-sensory — designed for comfort and independence.

Kitchen

Wide U-shaped layout with excellent turning space
Accessible bench heights and under-bench mobility clearance
Wall-mounted oven & electric cooktop
Drawer storage and easy-grip handles
Slip-resistant flooring
Soft natural light from large windows

Living & Retreat Areas

Expansive open-plan living/dining zone
Wide sliding doors to alfresco
Smooth, low-sensory timber-look flooring
Multiple natural light sources without glare
Reverse-cycle air conditioning
Clear sightlines for discreet support

Warm, open and built for real everyday living.

Support, Services & Outdoor Areas

OOA Room (24/7 Support)

Front-positioned dedicated OOA suite
Private staff ensuite
Near home entry for smooth shift transitions
Away from participant bedrooms for privacy
Ready for communication & support tech

Discreet, reliable support — always close when needed.

Laundry & Service Areas

Large accessible laundry with ample bench space
Clear appliance access at functional heights
Slip-resistant flooring
Additional equipment/consumable storage
Wide circulation for mobility aids

Backyard & Outdoor Living

Large, step-free backyard
Gentle gradients for all mobility equipment
Fully fenced for privacy & independence
Covered alfresco ideal for therapy or relaxation
Peaceful natural outlooks with mountain views

A quiet outdoor environment perfect for low-sensory living.

Accessibility, Safety & High Physical Support Capability

Assistive Tech & Safety

Power points & switches at 900–1100mm height
AT-ready wiring throughout
Reverse-cycle split systems in all major rooms
Hardwired smoke alarms & compliant safety systems
Provision for backup power to essential circuits

HPS Capability

Fully NDIS SDA High Physical Support (As-Built) certified
True roll-in bathrooms
Wide, unobstructed circulation spaces
Reinforced bathrooms & slip-resistant flooring
Hoist-ready pathways
Integrated 24/7 OOA support

This is genuine High Physical Support — not just HPS “styled.”

Other Essential Features

Secure single-car garage
Low-maintenance interior & exterior finishes
Multiple split systems for personalised comfort
Double-glazed windows
Quiet, private street setting
Newly built and move-in ready

Mobility & Flow

Full step-free access throughout
Wide hallways (≥ 1200mm) and doorways (≥ 950mm)
Smooth, flush transitions from indoors to outdoors
Low-sensory flooring throughout
Suitable pathways for future ceiling hoists

Location Benefits

Convenient access to healthcare, essentials and community spaces.

Healthcare & Support

New Norfolk District Hospital — 6 min
GP Superclinic — 5 min
Amcal Pharmacy — 6 min
Allied Health Hub — 7 min

Shopping & Essentials

Woolworths New Norfolk — 6 min
Mitre 10 — 7 min
Local cafés & High Street retail — 6–7 min

Transport

New Norfolk Bus Interchange — 6 min
Route 693 nearby (links to Glenorchy)
Approx. 35 min to Hobart CBD

Parks & Recreation

Lachlan River & walking trails — 4 min
Tynwald Park — 7 min
Derwent River Foreshore — 6 min

Independence. Choice. Control.

24 Bluetongue Drive is a modern High Physical Support home designed for people who want safety, comfort and genuine independence in a peaceful Tasmanian setting.

Private bedrooms. Private bathrooms. 24/7 OOA.
A home created to support life — your way.

Your next chapter starts here.

Reach out today to secure your space or explore more homes at Necessity Housing.

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Location

110 Houdini Dr, Tarneit VIC 3029

Sun, 01 Mar 2026 00:40:23 GMT

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High Physical Support SDA | Three Participant Home + OOA | Two Separate Living Areas

High Physical Support Living With Space to Choose

Three Private Participant Suites | Two Separate Living Areas | Onsite Overnight Assistance

110 Houdini Drive, Tarneit is a purpose-built, single-storey SDA home designed for three participants under the High Physical Support design category. The residence provides three participant bedrooms, a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room and an integrated fire sprinkler system.

The home balances accessible design with the comfort and familiarity of everyday residential living. Each participant has a private bedroom and accessible ensuite, while two separate living areas create greater choice around shared activities, personal downtime and visiting family or friends.

Step-free access, generous circulation areas and accessible fixtures support participants who use wheelchairs or other mobility equipment. The practical layout also gives SIL providers clear access between participant spaces, shared areas and overnight support facilities.

More Room for Everyday Life

Separate Living Zones Support Different Routines

The main family and meals area brings the kitchen, dining space and everyday living activities together in one open central zone. There is generous room to move between each area, allowing participants to remain involved in meals, conversations and household routines.

A second living room is positioned near the front of the residence. It can provide a quieter retreat, an entertainment area or a separate space for visitors and individual activities. These two distinct living zones give participants more freedom to choose how and where they spend their time.

Dimmable lighting is included in participant bedrooms and living areas. Switches and power points are positioned at accessible, consistent heights, while firm and even flooring supports smoother movement through the home.

Personal Space Built Around Independence

Three Private Bedrooms With Their Own Ensuites

The home includes three participant bedrooms, each planned with room for a queen-sized bed, mobility equipment and accessible circulation. Built-in robes provide personal storage without taking away from the usable bedroom space.

Every participant bedroom connects directly to a private ensuite. This arrangement gives each resident a more personal environment for daily routines, rest and personal care without needing to move through a shared bathroom.

The roof structure in all three participant bedrooms includes provision for the future installation of a ceiling hoist with a minimum load capacity of 250 kilograms. Power provisions are also included to support suitable ceiling-mounted or wall-mounted systems when required.

Accessible Bathrooms With Added Privacy

Safer Spaces for Personal Care

Each participant ensuite includes a step-free shower, accessible circulation around the main fixtures and reinforced walls for the future installation of grabrails and other supports.

The bathrooms use lever or sensor-style tapware and accessible fixture placement to make personal routines easier to manage. Slip-resistant flooring and level transitions further support safer movement for participants and care teams.

Reinforced wall sheeting provides greater flexibility for future modifications, while lift-off hinges on relevant doors add an important safety consideration for emergency access.

A Kitchen That Encourages Participation

Accessible Features for Daily Independence

The kitchen opens directly into the family and meals area, creating a connected space where participants can take part in cooking, dining and everyday household routines.

An adjustable-height benchtop can accommodate seated or standing use. The kitchen also includes an induction cooktop, accessible wall oven, drawer-style dishwasher and wheelchair-accessible pantry. Controls, tapware and power points are positioned within easier reach to support more independent use.

Clear space around the benches and appliances allows room for mobility equipment and support assistance. The open arrangement also enables support workers to assist participants without separating them from the main activity of the home.

Support Close By Without Taking Over

A Dedicated OOA Zone Near the Main Entry

The dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room is positioned near the front living area and central hallway. Its location keeps overnight assistance close to participant and shared spaces while maintaining separation from the private bedroom zone.

A staff bathroom is located beside the OOA room, providing overnight support workers with dedicated facilities. The OOA area also has convenient access to the entry, laundry and both living zones, helping SIL teams respond efficiently when assistance is required.

A Separate Space for Planning and Focus

Study Positioned Away From Shared Living Areas

A dedicated study sits beside the participant bedroom corridor and garage. It can provide a quiet place for support planning, record keeping, appointments or household administration.

The room may also be used for individual activities or focused downtime, depending on the needs and preferences of the household. Its location helps keep administrative work and quieter tasks separate from the main family and meals area.

Practical Household Spaces

Laundry and Storage Positioned for Easy Access

The dedicated laundry is centrally located near the kitchen, OOA room and participant hallway. This allows household tasks to be managed without entering private participant bedrooms or ensuites.

Accessible clearance is provided around the laundry fixtures, with lever or sensor-style tapware supporting easier operation. Built-in robes, linen storage and kitchen storage provide dedicated places for personal belongings and household supplies.

A Private Outdoor Setting

Secure Space for Fresh Air and Quiet Time

The residence includes a private rear and side yard enclosed by approximately 1.8-metre-high fencing. This creates a defined outdoor space where participants can enjoy fresh air, outdoor seating or quieter time away from the shared living areas.

Concrete paths provide firm external surfaces around the home, while level or gently graded transitions help reduce barriers when moving between indoor and outdoor areas.

The enclosed yard provides added privacy from neighbouring properties and gives participants and support teams a more secure outdoor environment.

Location and Local Amenities

110 Houdini Drive is located in Tarneit, close to everyday shopping, open spaces, healthcare services and transport connections. Travel times are approximate and may vary depending on traffic, accessibility needs and the selected route.

Shopping and Everyday Essentials

Riverdale Village Town Centre

200 Hummingbird Boulevard, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Tarneit West Village

550 Tarneit Road, Tarneit West VIC 3029

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Hummingbird Boulevard Reserve

20–40 Cloverdale Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Hummingbird Boulevard Playground

76 Hummingbird Boulevard, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 6 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Medical

Riverdale Healthplus

200 Hummingbird Boulevard, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Tarneit Family Medical and Dental Centre

937–941 Sayers Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 8 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car or support vehicle

Transport

Riverdale Village Bus Stops

Davis Road and Hummingbird Boulevard, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 5 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, or bus connection

Tarneit Railway Station

133 Leakes Road, Tarneit VIC 3029

Approx. 10 minutes by car

Most suitable transport: car, support vehicle, train, or bus connection

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Location

31 Argyll Street, Sydenham, VIC 3037

Sat, 28 Feb 2026 23:31:58 GMT

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Contemporary High Physical Support SDA Living in Sydenham

Two Side-by-Side Residences Built for Comfort, Support & Style

Welcome to 31 Argyll Street, Sydenham —a stunning dual-residence property purpose-built for High Physical Support SDA living . Designed with architectural finesse and deep consideration for accessibility, safety, and everyday comfort, this address offers two fully independent 2-participant homes —each crafted to meet the unique support needs of NDIS participants, without compromising on privacy or quality of life.

Purpose-Built for Accessibility & Independence

Two private, side-by-side homes, each designed for 2 participants.
Spacious bedrooms with ensuites, providing privacy and ease of mobility.
Wide hallways, step-free transitions, and accessible bathrooms for seamless movement throughout.
OOA (Onsite Overnight Assistance) room in each residence for 24/7 discreet support.
Ceiling hoist provisions and assistive technology infrastructure built-in.
Open-plan kitchen, dining, and living areas with vaulted ceilings and abundant natural light.
Secure garages and private driveways, offering peace of mind and safe access.
Lush private courtyards and alfresco areas, designed for relaxation, connection, and independence.

A Statement in Style & Function

The striking modern façade , blending timeless brick with contemporary cladding, sets the tone for what’s inside— soaring ceilings , skylights , and thoughtfully designed interiors that balance warmth with accessibility. Every space, from the light-filled living zones to the wide hallways and calming courtyard views, is built for both function and beauty .

Life in Sydenham – Convenience, Community & Calm

Located in a peaceful pocket of Sydenham, this home is positioned close to:

Watergardens Shopping Centre and retail precincts for everyday needs.
Local parks, reserves, and accessible public spaces.
Allied health services and medical centres within minutes.
Public transport links and major arterial roads for easy connection to surrounding suburbs and the Melbourne CBD.

This is more than just a home—it’s a thoughtfully designed space where supportive care meets modern living , empowering NDIS participants to live independently, safely, and with confidence.

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Location

72 Shearwater Dr, Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217

Fri, 27 Feb 2026 01:34:35 GMT

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