10 Stonecutter Loop

• 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

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.

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.

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, 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.

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 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.

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 handy 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.

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.

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, interconnected smoke alarms

• A separate laundry, useful storage, internal access from the single garage and a covered step-free entrance further support day-to-day living and service delivery.