1 Luther Street

• High Physical Support SDA
• Three Participant Home + OOA
• Private Ensuites Throughout

Shared Living with Space to Breathe

• The layout gives participants more than one place to spend time, relax, and connect.
• The central living and meals area creates a warm shared space for daily routines, meals, visitors, and social connection.
• A separate lounge near the front of the home adds valuable flexibility. This gives participants the option of a quieter retreat away from the main living area, which can make a real difference in a shared SDA setting.

Three Bedrooms, Three Ensuites, More Independence

• Each participant bedroom has been designed as a private and comfortable personal space.
• With built-in robes and individual ensuites, participants can enjoy greater privacy, easier routines, and more independence within the home.
• The bedroom arrangement supports shared living without making the home feel crowded.
• Each participant has their own defined area, while still being close to the central hallway, shared living zones, and support spaces.

Everyday Living Made Easier

• The kitchen connects directly with the meals and living area, creating a practical central zone for everyday life.
• The adjustable island bench, accessible benching, and pantry help make the kitchen more usable for participants and support teams.
• The open living and dining space gives the home a relaxed residential feel, while also allowing enough room for movement, support, and shared activity. It feels comfortable and familiar, like any family home.

OOA Space for Practical Overnight Support

• The dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is positioned near the kitchen, laundry, and central areas of the home. This allows support to be close and responsive while still maintaining separation from participant bedrooms.
• The OOA area also has nearby bathroom access, helping make the home well suited to SIL providers and support staff working overnight or across extended shifts.

Alfresco Living with Garden Space

• The covered alfresco area connects with the main living zone, giving participants an easy outdoor space for fresh air, meals, visitors, or quiet time.

The home also includes

Garden areas, service yard space, participant parking, garage access, laundry facilities

• These useful inclusions help support both everyday household routines and long-term liveability.