25 Power Road

Everyday Living That Feels Steady

• Open Living Spaces With Practical Separation
• Each participant has their own living and meals area, giving them a comfortable space for daily routines, meals, visitors, and downtime.
• The layout supports connection without making the home feel crowded, which is important in shared SDA living.

The kitchen is practical and easy to use with good clearance, task lighting, robust cabinetry materials, height-adjustable benchtop surfaces.

• It connects well with the living and meals areas, helping participants stay involved in everyday home life while still supporting staff visibility and safe routines.

Private Bedrooms Designed for Robust Living

• Both participant bedrooms are designed as proper private spaces, each with robe storage and its own ensuite. This gives each resident a more independent routine and a stronger sense of ownership within the home.
• The participant bedrooms include acoustic insulation to help support a calmer indoor environment.
• Across the property, resilient finishes, reinforced wall linings, solid core doors, lockable windows, and high-impact fixtures help the home manage heavier daily use while still feeling residential and comfortable.

Durable Ensuites with Safer Movement

Each participant ensuite is designed with accessibility, privacy, durability in mind.

The bathrooms include

Hobless shower areas, slip-resistant wet area flooring, reinforced sanitary walls, layouts that support easier movement

• These details help make daily personal care safer and more manageable, while still giving each participant their own private bathroom space.

OOA Included for Overnight Assistance

• The home includes an Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, allowing overnight support to be available when required.
• The OOA room sits off the entry hall the two homes share, close to both, which supports a clearer and more consistent support arrangement.
• SIL providers will find the layout offers sensible zoning, participant privacy, and useful retreat options.
• Alongside the OOA room, the second room across the front adds extra flexibility for support planning, quiet activities, or separate routines.

A Single-Storey Home with Easy Movement

• The single-storey layout supports easier day-to-day movement across the home.

Together these help make the home more comfortable and easier to navigate: step-free access, wide internal pathways, slip-resistant flooring, consistent switch heights, dimmable lighting in living areas and bedrooms.

The property includes

A front porch, driveway, garage, side path, outdoor areas designed with safe movement in mind

• These spaces support easy access for participants, visitors, and support teams.