30 Bluetongue Drive

High Physical Support Living with Space to Thrive

• Two Private Participant Suites
• Dedicated OOA Room
• Covered Patio and Accessible Garage

A Generous Shared Space at the Centre of Daily Life

• The open-plan living and dining area creates a spacious central setting for relaxing, sharing meals and welcoming visitors.
• Its wide, uncomplicated layout provides clear circulation while maintaining the familiar atmosphere of a modern home.
• The kitchen connects directly with this shared area, helping participants remain involved in cooking, dining and everyday household routines.
• Natural light and direct access to the covered patio strengthen the connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces.
• Reverse-cycle heating and cooling is provided within the participant bedrooms and main living area.
• Accessible controls support greater comfort and choice throughout the year.

Two Participant Suites Designed for Comfort and Support

• The home includes two generously planned participant bedrooms, each with space for a queen-size bed, mobility equipment and comfortable movement around the room.
• Both bedrooms include built-in storage and access to a private accessible ensuite.
• This arrangement allows each participant to maintain a personal routine and enjoy meaningful privacy within a shared home.
• Each participant bedroom includes structural and power provisions for the future installation of a constant-charge ceiling hoist.
• The hoist provision is designed to support movement across and along the bed, with a minimum load capacity of 250 kilograms.
• Emergency power is connected to selected bedroom outlets, helping essential equipment remain operational during a power interruption.

Accessible Personal Care Without Compromising Dignity

• Each participant ensuite is designed to provide space for wheelchair circulation and assisted personal care.
• Step-free shower areas, accessible toilets, reinforced walls and clear space around key fixtures help create a practical environment for participants and support teams.
• The basins provide usable knee and toe clearance, while lever-style tapware supports easier operation.
• Slip-resistant flooring contributes to safer movement during personal care routines.
• A separate bathroom is positioned near the OOA room, helping preserve the privacy of participant ensuites and keeping staff facilities distinct from participant spaces.

Flexible Features for Everyday Independence

• The kitchen is arranged to support access from both seated and standing positions.
• Clear space in front of benches and appliances allows participants to move comfortably and remain involved in preparing meals.

The kitchen includes

An accessible work surface, wall oven, electric or induction cooktop, sink, dishwasher, wheelchair-accessible pantry

• Practical lighting above the work areas supports visibility during everyday tasks.
• An adjustable-height benchtop provides flexibility for different access needs.
• Easy-to-operate cabinetry, accessible tapware and conveniently positioned power points make the kitchen more practical for daily use.

A Dedicated OOA Space Positioned for Practical Assistance

The home includes

A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room near the main entrance, garage, laundry

• This location gives overnight support workers easy access to the home while maintaining separation from the participant bedrooms.
• The OOA room is supported by a separate nearby bathroom, creating a functional staff area without reducing participant privacy.
• The OOA accommodation is dedicated to this dwelling and is not shared with another residence.

Covered Space for Fresh Air and Relaxation

• The living and dining area opens directly onto a covered patio.
• This sheltered outdoor space provides a comfortable setting for relaxing, spending time with visitors or enjoying a change of environment throughout the day.
• The step-free connection allows straightforward movement between the living area and patio, helping the outdoor space function as a natural extension of the home.