18 Reserve Drive

High Support Design with Everyday Comfort

• High Physical Support SDA
• 2 Participant Home + OOA
• 1 Rented, 1 Available

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.

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 250 kg. 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.

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, 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.

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.
• From a SIL provider's point of view, this layout suits overnight staffing and active support routines, and leaves room for participant independence.

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, 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.

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, 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, emergency power support for essential bedroom power points.

• The result is a home that supports accessibility, participant privacy, hands-on support delivery, and long-term comfort in a calm residential setting.