19 Balmore Street

• Super Robust SDA
• 2 Participants + OOA
• Two Independent Living Environments on One Title

Super Robust SDA Living in Beveridge

• Two Independent Homes on One Title
• SDA Robust Design Category
• OOA Included
• Move-In Ready

More Privacy, More Choice, More Control

• The key benefit of 19 Balmore is its Two Independent Homes on One Title design.

Each participant has a complete private living space with their own kitchen, living/dining area, bedroom, ensuite.

• This design gives participants the dignity of a real home environment, not just a bedroom in a shared house.

It allows each person to manage their daily routines with greater independence including meals, visitors, quiet time, support schedules, personal preferences.

• For participants who find shared kitchens, shared bathrooms, or shared living areas difficult, this layout can make a significant difference. It reduces everyday pressure points and supports a calmer, more predictable home environment.
• For SIL providers, the design supports safer workflows and easier matching.
• With fewer shared spaces, there is less risk of housemate conflict, fewer competing routines, and clearer separation between participant environments.
• Support can still be delivered efficiently, but the home gives each participant more privacy and control.

Built Stronger for Long-Term Stability

19 Balmore includes

A suite of Super Robust features designed to support durability, safety, privacy, behavioural stability

• These features go beyond a standard home environment and are intended for participants who need a stronger, quieter, and more resilient place to live.
• Reinforced bathroom walls
• Materials selected to support quieter, calmer living environments
• Private participant ensuites
• Practical bathroom layouts designed for safety, durability, and dignity
• Lockable storage area inside the garage
• Practical storage to support routines, equipment, and safe service delivery
• Clear separation between participant spaces
• Two independent participant living environments on one title
• Reduced reliance on shared internal spaces
• Layout designed to reduce conflict, support safer workflows, and improve predictability

Independent Living Spaces That Feel Like Home

• Each participant space has its own living and dining area connected to a private kitchen. This gives each person a comfortable everyday space for relaxing, eating, spending time with visitors, or following their own routine.
• The separation of living spaces is one of the strongest features of this property.
• Participants can live alongside another person while still having their own home environment. This supports choice, reduces conflict, and helps maintain a sense of independence.
• The home has been designed so support can be nearby without taking over the participant's private space.
• The dedicated OOA room allows overnight support to be available when required, while the two independent participant spaces remain clearly separated.

Private, Quiet and Built for Real Life

• Each participant has their own private bedroom, designed to support comfort, privacy, and durability.
• The bedrooms are sound insulated, helping create a quieter and more stable personal environment.
• Each bedroom connects to its own private ensuite, giving participants a private suite-style arrangement. This supports dignity and independence, especially for participants who need their own bathroom space and a predictable daily routine.

The bedroom areas are supported by Super Robust inclusions: solid core doors, acoustic insulation, impact-resistant materials, external roller shutters, motorised internal blinds.

• These features help create a more controlled and comfortable environment for rest, regulation, and personal downtime.

Private Kitchens for Independent Routines

• Each participant has their own kitchen, allowing daily routines to happen with less stress and less reliance on shared space. This is especially important for participants who benefit from routine, environmental control, or reduced interaction during meal preparation.

The kitchens are designed to support daily use: practical layouts, robust finishes, cooking facilities, oven, sink, dishwasher, task lighting, appropriate clearances around benches, appliances.

• Having two separate kitchens is a major advantage for both participants and SIL providers. It reduces shared-space conflict, supports independent living skills, and allows support teams to work with each participant according to their own routine and needs.
• The living and dining areas connect naturally to each kitchen, creating a self-contained home environment for each participant. This helps each person feel that they have their own proper home, not just a private room within a shared house.

Private Ensuites with Robust SDA Design

• Each participant has access to their own private ensuite. This supports privacy, dignity, and everyday independence, while reducing the stress that can come from shared bathroom arrangements.
• The ensuites are designed with robust use in mind.

Features include

Step-free shower areas, slip-resistant flooring, reinforced wall construction, wall-hung basins, disabled-compliant tapware, stainless steel mirrors, handrails in key areas

• These features support safety, durability, and day-to-day care delivery while still preserving the feel of a private home bathroom.
• The design is suitable for participants who need a stronger and more resilient environment without losing comfort or dignity.

Support Nearby Without Losing Independence

• 19 Balmore includes a dedicated onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room so support can be available on site when needed. This is important for participants who require overnight support, reassurance, or quick response while still wanting to live with as much independence as possible.
• The OOA room is positioned separately from the participant living spaces, helping maintain privacy while still allowing staff to respond when required.
• The OOA area also includes support-focused features such as lockable privacy hardware to the OOA ensuite.
• This balance is important.
• Participants can enjoy their own independent spaces, while SIL providers have a useful support base within the home.