11 Esk Street

• 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

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.

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 easy and close when required.

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

An adjustable benchtop provision, induction cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher provision, pull-out pantry, accessible tapware, task lighting, slip-resistant flooring

• These features make the space easy to use day to day.
• 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.

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, lever or sensor-style tapware

• These features help support safer routines while still keeping the bathrooms easy 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.

A Separate Space for Flexibility

• The home includes a study, open to the hallway, adding another useful space 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.

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 well suited to 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.

A Calm Extension of Home

• The alfresco area connects with the main living space, creating a handy 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.