24 Livistona Street

• High Physical Support SDA
• 2 Participant Home + OOA
• Media Room & Purpose-Built Layout

A High Physical Support Home Designed for Independence

• 2 Participants
• High Physical Support
• Media Room
• OOA Room
• Redland Bay

Designed for High Physical Support

• High Physical Support is the SDA design category for people who need very high levels of support, and every part of this home has been designed with accessibility and long-term support in mind.
• Movement through the home is simple and step-free, with wide pathways and an accessible layout that supports mobility equipment and everyday support needs.
• Bedrooms, bathrooms, and living spaces have all been positioned to make daily routines easier while still protecting privacy and independence. This is a home designed for participants who need significant physical support but still want control, comfort, and their own personal space.

Private, Comfortable and Designed for Independence

• The home includes two participant bedrooms that have been positioned to feel quiet and private rather than part of a crowded shared layout.
• Each bedroom is comfortable and easy to make your own.
• Each participant also benefits from their own private bathroom, providing independence and reducing the stress that often comes from shared facilities.
• The design supports dignity, privacy, and long-term stability for participants who require high physical support but still want independence in everyday living.

A Media Room That Creates a Second Living Space

• One of the standout features of this home is the dedicated media room.
• This creates a second living space away from the main living area, which can make a real difference to daily routines and overall comfort.
• It can be used as a quiet room, a relaxation space, or simply somewhere calm to spend time without the noise of the main living area.
• Having a second living space makes the home feel more flexible and less like a typical shared environment.

Dedicated On-Site Support

• A dedicated onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room has been included so support can be delivered safely while still allowing participants to maintain independence.
• Its position within the home allows support staff to be close when needed without interrupting the participants' personal space.
• This creates a better balance between independence and support and helps the home feel stable and comfortable long term.

Calm, Practical and Easy to Live In

• The main living and dining area is open, practical and easy to move through.
• The space connects naturally to the kitchen and outdoor area, creating a home that feels relaxed rather than structured around care.
• Natural light and a simple layout help create a space that feels welcoming while still meeting High Physical Support requirements.

A Layout That Makes Support Work Better

• With only two participant bedrooms, the home is significantly easier to roster and operate compared to larger shared properties.
• The layout reduces conflict, improves routine, and creates a calmer working environment for support teams.
• The dedicated OOA room allows overnight support to be delivered safely without compromising participant privacy.
• Wide pathways, accessible bathrooms, and a clear, step-free layout also make everyday support tasks easier to manage.
• The additional media room provides a second quiet space, which can help reduce tension in shared living situations and improve long-term stability for both participants and providers.

This is What a Home Should Feel Like

• This is not a standard accessible house. It is a purpose-built High Physical Support property designed specifically for two participants who need both strong support and independence.
• With two private participant bedrooms, a dedicated media room, an OOA room for safe overnight support, and a layout designed to prioritise privacy and calm living, this home has been built for long-term stability rather than short-term placement.
• The result is a home that feels calm, comfortable, and easy to live in long term for both participants and the teams supporting them.