39 Westbourne Street

• Robust SDA
• Two Participant Home + OOA
• Private Ensuite Living

A Robust Home Built for Calm, Comfortable Living

• 39 Westbourne Street, Strathtulloh is a single-storey Robust SDA home designed for 2 participants, with a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room included.
• It offers a strong balance of privacy, durability, support access, and everyday comfort in a quiet residential setting.
• The home has a practical layout that supports shared living without taking away from personal space.
• Both participant bedrooms are positioned away from the main entry and each includes a built-in robe and private ensuite.
• This gives each resident their own comfortable retreat, while the shared living, meals, and kitchen area provides an open central space for daily routines, visitors, meals, and relaxation.

Designed under the Robust SDA category, the home includes resilient materials, high impact wall linings, robust fittings and fixtures, sound-insulated participant bedrooms, recessed lighting, slip-resistant flooring, step-free access.

• These features support safety and long-term durability while keeping the home warm and residential in feel.

Private Spaces, Shared Comfort and Support Nearby

• This home is suited to participants who need a Robust SDA environment with the reassurance of nearby support.
• The dedicated OOA room is located near the front of the home and includes its own ensuite, allowing overnight support to be available while maintaining privacy for participants.
• The separation between participant bedrooms, shared living areas, and the OOA space helps the home feel calm and easy to navigate. It also gives SIL providers a practical layout for support delivery, supervision, and everyday household routines.

Living and Meals Area

• The living and meals area forms the heart of the home. It is open, comfortable, and connected directly to the kitchen, creating a natural space for residents to spend time together without feeling crowded.
• The layout allows easy movement between the kitchen, living area, participant bedrooms, OOA room, garage, and outdoor alfresco. It has been planned to support day-to-day independence, with clear circulation and a simple flow through the home.

Functional, Durable and Connected

• The kitchen is positioned beside the living and meals area, making it easy for participants and support teams to stay connected during daily routines.

It includes practical fixture provision: a cooktop, oven, sink, dishwasher, task lighting, robust cabinetry.

• This is a kitchen designed for real use, not just presentation. It supports shared meals, everyday cooking, and assisted routines while still feeling like part of a comfortable home.

Comfortable Rooms with Ensuite Privacy

• Both participant bedrooms are designed as proper private spaces.
• Each room includes a built-in robe and its own ensuite, giving residents privacy, dignity, and greater control over their personal routines.
• The participant bedrooms are also sound insulated, supporting a calmer living environment and helping reduce disturbance between spaces. This is especially important in a Robust SDA home where comfort, safety, and emotional regulation all matter.

Practical Wet Areas for Daily Support

• The home includes three ensuites, with private bathrooms for both participant bedrooms and a separate ensuite for the OOA room.

Wet areas include

Slip-resistant finishes, reinforced walls, robust fittings suited to long-term use

• The laundry is placed near the garage and kitchen area, making household routines easier for support teams while keeping service areas separate from the private bedroom zone.

Responsive Support Without Losing Privacy

• A dedicated OOA room is included near the front of the home. This gives support workers a separate space while still allowing them to remain close and responsive when needed.
• The OOA room also includes its own ensuite, helping the support arrangement feel more practical, respectful, and less intrusive for everyone living in the home.

Covered Alfresco for Fresh Air and Quiet Time

• The covered alfresco connects directly to the main living area, creating an easy indoor-outdoor flow. It provides a comfortable space for fresh air, outdoor meals, visitors, or quiet downtime.
• The outdoor area adds another layer of choice to the home, giving participants more flexibility in how they spend their day.