43 Separation Street

The Heart of the Home

• Open, Connected and Made for Living
• The open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area sits at the centre of the home and connects naturally to the bedrooms and outdoor alfresco space.
• The layout creates a calm, easy-to-navigate living area where participants can relax, spend time together, or enjoy quiet daily routines without feeling crowded.
• Clear movement space has been built into the layout so participants can move comfortably between the living room, kitchen, and bedrooms.
• The design makes everyday tasks easier while also allowing support workers to assist in a way that feels natural and unobtrusive.
• Natural light and a direct connection to the outdoor area keep the living space bright and open.

Private, Comfortable and Designed for Independence

• The home includes three participant bedrooms, each positioned to provide privacy while still being close to the main living areas.
• Each bedroom has its own private ensuite, helping support independence and making daily routines simpler and more comfortable.
• Having an ensuite connected directly to each bedroom allows participants to maintain privacy while still living in a shared home environment.
• The layout also provides clear circulation space around the bed and within the room, making movement easier and reducing stress in everyday routines.
• Each bedroom is calm, private and comfortable.

Dedicated Overnight Support That Respects Privacy

• A dedicated OOA bedroom with its own ensuite is included in the layout, positioned so support workers can stay nearby without affecting the privacy of the participant bedrooms.
• This design allows overnight support to be delivered in a way that feels respectful and practical, reducing response times while still allowing participants to feel like they are living in their own home rather than a support facility.

Accessible, Private and Easy to Use

• Each participant bedroom includes a private ensuite bathroom designed to support independence while still allowing support when required.
• Having separate bathrooms also removes the need for shared bathroom routines, which can make daily living feel more relaxed and private.
• The layout allows enough space within each bathroom to make movement easier while still maintaining a comfortable and homelike feel.

Designed to Support Everyday Independence

• The kitchen sits at the centre of the home and connects directly to the living and dining area, making it easy to access and simple to use as part of daily routines.
• The layout provides clear movement space around the island bench and main work areas so participants can use the kitchen more independently while still allowing support workers to assist when needed. It looks and works like a normal family kitchen.

Laundry

A dedicated laundry space is included within the home and positioned so it is easy to access without disrupting the main living areas. This helps everyday routines feel simple and practical while keeping the home organised.

Easy Access and Everyday Comfort

• The home includes a covered entry and a connected outdoor area that makes it easy to move between indoor and outdoor spaces.
• The layout supports simple day-to-day movement while still providing privacy and security.

Alfresco and Private Outdoor Space

• A private outdoor alfresco area is positioned directly off the main living space, creating a calm place where participants can relax, spend time with family, or enjoy fresh air in a secure and comfortable environment.
• Outdoor space plays an important role in feeling at home, and the design allows participants to enjoy that space easily as part of everyday life.

Safe, Secure and Weather Protected

• The home includes a secure garage with internal access to the house, making arrival and departure simpler and more comfortable.
• The layout allows support workers and participants to move safely between the garage and the home without needing to go outside.

Designed to Support Independent Living

• The layout has been carefully planned to support independent living while still allowing easy and respectful support when required.

Together these contribute to a home that is easier to live in and easier to support

Wide circulation spaces, private ensuites, a dedicated OOA room, a single-level layout

• The design focuses on helping participants feel comfortable, safe, and independent while still providing the features that make daily support practical for providers.

A Layout That Makes Support Easier

• The clear layout, private bedrooms with ensuites, dedicated OOA room, and open living area make this home easy to support while still feeling calm and comfortable for participants.
• Support workers can assist with daily routines in a way that feels respectful and natural, and the single-level design makes movement through the home simple and practical.

Direct Train Access to Melbourne CBD

Bus services operate throughout Fairfield and Northcote with stops close to the property.

This Is What a Home Should Feel Like

• At 43 Separation Street, every part of the design focuses on helping participants live more independently while still receiving the support they need in a respectful way.
• Three participant bedrooms. Private ensuites. A dedicated OOA room. Open living spaces. A calm outdoor area.
• A home designed to support independence, privacy, and everyday comfort.