19 Bonito Street

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

Super Robust Independence in Melton South

• Robust SDA With Super Robust Upgrades
• OOA Included

Two Homes, One Smarter Layout

• The biggest strength of this property is its separation.
• Each participant has their own independent living zone, giving them more control over daily routines, personal space, and how they move through their home.

This layout helps reduce common shared-living pressures by removing the need to share key spaces

Kitchens, lounges, bathrooms, yards

• Each participant can cook, relax, receive visitors, spend time outside, and move through their day with more privacy and fewer unnecessary interruptions.
• SIL providers will find the design also supports clearer routines and more practical support delivery.
• Staff can remain close when needed, while participant spaces continue to feel like private homes rather than support environments.

Private Kitchens, Lounges and Dining Areas

• Each residence includes its own full kitchen, connected to its own dining and living area. This gives each participant more choice over meals, routines, downtime, and daily activities.
• Having separate kitchens and living rooms is one of the most important parts of this design. It helps reduce conflict points, supports personal routine, and gives each participant a space that feels their own.
• The kitchens are designed for practical daily use, with appliances included and durable finishes suited to higher-use environments.
• Secure kitchen and storage features also support a more controlled and predictable home setting when required.

OOA Without Taking Over the Home

• The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room so support can remain nearby when required. Participants have support nearby while their private spaces stay private.
• The OOA space includes an ensuite and carer workspace, supporting overnight response and day-to-day operations.
• Its positioning helps maintain separation between participant living zones and support areas, which is important for privacy, dignity, and a more natural home environment.
• This setup supports both participant independence and SIL operations, giving staff a handy base while helping each participant retain control over their own residence.

Enclosed Yards for Quiet Time and Routine

• Each participant has access to their own private enclosed outdoor area, creating another space for fresh air, quiet time, and everyday routine.
• The private yards support the Two Independent Homes on One Title model by giving each participant their own outdoor space instead of requiring a shared backyard.
• This can be especially helpful for participants who benefit from lower-stress environments, clearer boundaries, and more predictable use of space.
• The 2.1m fencing supports privacy and safety, while the outdoor areas remain simple, practical, and easy to use day to day

What Makes This Home Super Robust

• Every Corner. Every Wall. Every Fitting.
• This home has been designed for high-intensity, long-term real-world use.
• The Super Robust inclusions help support participants who need stronger materials, quieter spaces, safer routines, and a more durable home environment.

Doors and Entry

• 920 mm solid core internal doors
• Disabled-compliant tapware and wall-hung basins
• Disabled handrails at entry and inside ensuites, including showers and toilets
• Extensive acoustic insulation in walls and ceilings
• 1800 MDF to all walls
• Commercial-grade vinyl or hybrid flooring
• 12 mm Villaboard on all bathroom walls
• Fully vandal-proof bathrooms
• Impact-resistant, tamper-proof, and waterproof bathroom finishes
• Private fully enclosed yards with 2.1m fencing
• Padded containment panel in the garage for behavioural intervention
• These features are designed to support high-intensity daily use while still preserving comfort, privacy, and a residential feel.