23 Vetrano Avenue

• High Physical Support SDA
• 2 Participant Home + OOA
• Private Ensuites, More Room to Unwind

Room to Come Together or Take a Break

• The main living and meals area creates a welcoming centre for everyday life.
• Positioned beside the kitchen, it brings cooking, dining and relaxing into one connected space, with access to the outdoor area.
• A second living area gives the household more flexibility.
• One resident can enjoy television or visitors while another spends time in a quieter setting, making shared living feel less restrictive.
• Furnishings, heating and cooling add familiar comforts, creating spaces that are ready for daily use while leaving room for personal touches.

Individual Bedrooms with Bathrooms of Their Own

• Each participant bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe and a private accessible ensuite. This gives residents their own space for rest, belongings and personal routines, without needing to share a bathroom.
• The bedrooms sit away from the OOA room, helping distinguish participant accommodation from the overnight assistance space.
• Wide doorways and accessible bathroom layouts support movement between the bedroom and ensuite.
• This balance of private rooms and communal areas allows residents to take part in household life while retaining a personal retreat.

An Adaptable Kitchen Connected to Household Life

• The accessible kitchen includes a height-adjustable bench and dishwasher, providing practical flexibility for food preparation and everyday tasks.
• Its open connection to the living and meals area allows residents to remain involved in conversation and household activities.
• Benches and appliances run along two walls, keeping the centre of the kitchen open for movement.
• Whether preparing a meal or joining others at the table, the arrangement makes the kitchen a natural part of daily life.

Dedicated OOA Accommodation with a Private Ensuite

• The home includes a dedicated OOA room with its own ensuite, providing a defined space for overnight assistance arrangements.
• Located separately from the participant bedrooms, the room maintains a distinction between residents' personal spaces and the OOA accommodation.
• For SIL providers, access to communal areas and separate bathroom facilities makes this a practical part of the home's layout.

Outdoor Space for Relaxed Moments and Familiar Company

• An outdoor area beside the main living and meals space provides somewhere to enjoy fresh air, take a break or spend time with visitors.
• The property is fully fenced, and pets are allowed, offering flexibility for residents with an animal companion.
• A remote-operated garage and secure parking add convenience for everyday arrivals and departures.