35 Leonard Avenue

• High Physical Support SDA
• Two Participant Home + OOA
• Private Ensuites and Two Living Areas

Come Together or Find Your Own Space

• The rear living and dining area connects with the kitchen and covered patio, creating an inviting setting for meals, conversation and time with family.
• Its open arrangement provides room for wheelchair movement and supported daily activities.
• A second family area gives participants another place to relax, watch television or enjoy a hobby.
• This additional space allows different activities to happen comfortably within the shared home, offering more choice about where and how to spend the day.
• Dimmable lighting and reverse-cycle air conditioning help participants create a comfortable environment that suits their preferences.

Private Ensuites and Space to Settle In

• Both participant bedrooms combine generous circulation space with built-in wardrobes and direct access to private ensuites.
• There is room around the bed for mobility equipment and assistance, helping personal routines remain comfortable and dignified.

The ensuites include

Accessible shower areas, slip-resistant flooring, accessible basins, easy-to-operate tapware

• Reinforced bathroom walls provide flexibility for support fittings to suit individual needs.
• Structural and electrical provisions in each participant bedroom allow for future ceiling-hoist installation.
• Accessible power points and dimmable lighting add practical convenience while supporting a bedroom that feels personal and comfortable.

Accessible Features for Everyday Involvement

• The kitchen sits between the two living areas, keeping meal preparation connected to the rest of the household.
• Generous clearance around benches and appliances allows participants to move comfortably and receive assistance when needed.
• A height-adjustable benchtop and accessible work surface make it easier to take part in preparing meals.
• A side-opening wall oven, drawer-style dishwasher and wheelchair-accessible pantry bring everyday kitchen tasks within easier reach.
• Task lighting, accessible controls and easy-to-use cabinetry support confident use of the space.
• A separate laundry keeps washing facilities conveniently positioned away from food preparation and dining.

A Practical Base for Responsive Assistance

• The dedicated OOA room is positioned near the front entrance, away from the participant bedrooms.
• An adjoining staff bathroom provides convenient facilities for overnight support while keeping participant ensuites private.
• For SIL providers, this arrangement offers a useful support base within the home.
• Participants can maintain their own routines with the reassurance that assistance can be close by when required.
• A communication system allows participants to contact their supports when they are in another room, helping make assistance easier to request without relying on direct line of sight.

A Sheltered Setting Beyond the Living Room

• The covered rear patio connects directly to the living and dining area, offering a comfortable place for a morning coffee, fresh air or a visit with family and friends.
• Step-free access makes the transition outdoors easier, while the surrounding yard provides additional open space to enjoy.
• Paved areas around the home support access to outdoor facilities.
• A covered front entrance and garage with internal access add everyday convenience for arrivals, departures and supported transport.