35 Westbourne Street

Light, Open, and Easy to Live In

• The main living zone is a long open-plan space that connects lounge, dining and kitchen in one clear flow.
• Open-plan living and dining with plenty of room to move
• Smooth flooring through the main areas for easier movement and cleaning
• Strong natural light throughout the living space
• Reverse-cycle split system visible in the living zone for year-round comfort

Practical Layout with Clear Space

The kitchen is built with

A simple, functional layout, loads of usable bench space

• Clean, modern cabinetry and splashback
• Direct connection to the dining area so everything stays central and easy

Room to Settle In Properly

• The bedroom(s) are bright and uncluttered, with good window coverage and a calm feel.
• Generous bedroom space with room for furniture and equipment
• Multiple windows for natural light and privacy from greenery outside
• Built-in storage (wardrobe system shown with shelving + drawers)
• Storage is a big deal in Robust homes and this one actually gives you proper space for clothing, personal items, and daily essentials without feeling cramped.

Accessible, Open, and Easy to Use

• The bathroom is designed for practicality and accessibility, with a clean, open layout.
• Easy-clean finishes throughout
• It's bright, spacious, and set up to support daily routines with dignity.

Private Yard + Covered Space

• The backyard is private, low-maintenance, and gives you space without the stress of constant upkeep.
• Low-maintenance outdoor surfaces (gravel + garden edges)
• A clean, private, low-fuss yard

Built for Robust Living Needs

This home may suit a participant who benefits from a Robust SDA environment, including people who need a home designed to support behavioural complexity, reduce environmental stressors, and provide a durable, easy-to-maintain space.