49 Woolspinner Crescent

• Robust SDA
• Two Participant Home + OOA
• Private Ensuites and Personal Retreats

Privacy, Rest and Routine

• Both participant bedrooms provide a generous personal space to settle into, with built-in wardrobes and individual ensuites.
• Each resident can keep belongings organised and follow personal routines without sharing a bathroom.
• Sound insulation helps reduce noise transfer, while dimmable lighting allows each bedroom's brightness to suit individual preferences.

Key features include

Two Robust participant bedrooms, a private ensuite for each participant, built-in wardrobe storage, sound insulation to participant bedrooms, dimmable bedroom lighting, durable finishes designed for regular use

• Each bedroom provides a personal retreat within the shared home, giving participants a choice between household connection and private downtime.

Personal Space, Everyday Dignity

• Both participant bedrooms connect directly to their own ensuite, keeping personal care facilities within each resident's private space.
• A third ensuite serves the OOA room, separating staff bathroom use from participant facilities.
• Slip-resistant flooring and reinforced bathroom walls combine everyday practicality with lasting durability.

The bathrooms include

Two private participant ensuites, a separate ensuite for the OOA room, a shower, toilet and hand basin in each ensuite, hobless participant shower areas, slip-resistant bathroom flooring, reinforced bathroom walls

Prepare, Share, Enjoy

• The kitchen connects with the dining and living area, keeping cooking and mealtimes close to the household's main gathering space.
• Durable cabinetry and benchtops are paired with practical storage, easy-to-grip handles and lighting over work areas.
• Clear space in front of benches and appliances makes the kitchen easier to use.

The kitchen includes

A cooktop, rangehood and built-in oven, a sink and dishwasher, pantry and cupboard storage, task lighting above work areas, robust benchtops and cabinetry, easy-to-grip cupboard handles, slip-resistant flooring

Gather, Relax, Connect

• The open-plan living and dining area offers room for shared meals, visitors and everyday downtime.
• Separate lounge and dining settings can sit within one connected space, with the kitchen nearby and the alfresco at the rear.
• Participants can spend time together here while retaining their own bedrooms and bathrooms for privacy.
• Level internal transitions, dimmable lighting and slip-resistant flooring run through the shared living area.

Separate, Practical, Purposeful

• The dedicated OOA room is positioned near the front entry, away from the participant bedrooms.
• Its own ensuite provides separate bathroom facilities for overnight staff.
• For SIL providers, this creates a defined staff space within the home and a practical separation between participant rooms and overnight accommodation.
• The OOA room is dedicated to this home.

Step Outside, Unwind

• The rear alfresco provides another place to enjoy a meal, spend time with visitors or take a quiet break in the fresh air.
• Connected to the living and dining area, it extends the home's usable space beyond the main indoor rooms.
• The rear yard adds outdoor choice on a manageable block.

Resilience with Residential Comfort

• This home combines certified Robust construction with features that support privacy and everyday usability.
• Durable materials are integrated into the dwelling, while sound-insulated bedrooms give participants quieter personal spaces.

Robust features include

Final as-built Robust SDA certification, high-impact wall linings, resilient fittings and fixtures, sound-insulated participant bedrooms, solid-core timber doors, protective glazing materials, recessed lighting, lockable windows, smoke alarms in bedrooms and living spaces

• Emergency evacuation planning was addressed during assessment, including exit and retreat routes for staff and residents.

Clear Routes, Easier Movement

• Step-free access from the parking area to an entry and level internal transitions help make movement through the home more straightforward.
• Wide internal passages connect the bedrooms, bathrooms and shared spaces, while slip-resistant flooring provides a consistent surface across internal areas.
• Door handles are positioned for everyday use, and internal floor surfaces are firm and even.
• The home's accessibility features should be considered alongside each participant's individual mobility needs when assessing suitability.