110 Houdini Drive

• High Physical Support SDA
• Three Participant Home + OOA
• Two Separate Living Areas

High Physical Support Living with Space to Choose

• Three Private Participant Suites
• Onsite Overnight Assistance

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.

Three Private Bedrooms with Their Own Ensuites

The home includes

Three participant bedrooms, each planned with room for a queen-sized bed, mobility equipment, 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.

Safer Spaces for Personal Care

Each participant ensuite includes a step-free shower, accessible circulation around the main fixtures, 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.

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, 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.

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.
• The OOA room has its own ensuite, 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.

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.

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.

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.