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5 Tannery Street

Donnybrook VIC 3064

The home at 5 Tannery Street Donnybrook.

Walk Through the Home

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What's Private, and What's Shared

A shared home for three participants. Each has their own bedroom, with a built-in robe and an ensuite; the kitchen and the living and dining area, which opens to the alfresco, are shared with two other residents. The carer room (the home's onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room) has its own bathroom and built-in robe.

Yours Alone

  • Your own bedroom, with built-in robe
  • Your own ensuite

Shared with the Household

  • The kitchen and the living and dining area
  • The alfresco, with a ramp
  • A craft area off the hallway
  • The laundry
  • The garage
  • The carer room, with its own bathroom, used by support staff

Service areas vary between properties. Some homes share a laundry, a garage or a yard. Ask us and we'll tell you exactly how this one is arranged before you visit.

The Floor Plan

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Floorplan of 5 Tannery Street, showing the room layout.

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About This Home

  • High Physical Support SDA
  • 3 Participants
  • Purpose-Built for Complex Care
  • A High Physical Support SDA Home Built for Independence and Comfort

The Heart of the Home

  • Open, Accessible and Built for Daily Living
  • The open-plan living and dining area sits at the centre of the home and connects naturally to the kitchen, bedrooms, and outdoor alfresco space.
  • The layout allows everyone to move comfortably through the home, and the generous spaces mean support workers have room to assist with personal care without feeling cramped.
  • Dimmable lighting in the main living areas and bedrooms lets residents set the light to suit the time of day.
  • Light switches and power points are positioned consistently throughout the home to make daily routines simpler and easier to manage.
  • The spacious kitchen is positioned to connect directly with the living and dining area, making the home feel open and easy to navigate.
  • All controls and fixtures are positioned at consistent heights to make everyday use simpler.
  • This layout makes it easier for participants to stay involved in everyday activities such as cooking, relaxing in the living area, or spending time with visitors.
  • The kitchen includes all the features needed for daily meal preparation, and the accessible design means participants and support workers can work together comfortably.

Private, Comfortable and Designed for Real Life

  • All three participant bedrooms are spacious private rooms, planned that way from day one.
  • Each bedroom has generous space around the bed, making it easy for support workers to provide personal care.
  • Each bedroom is also connected to its own private ensuite, giving every participant complete privacy.
The bathrooms are designed with accessibility and support in mind including
Step-free showers, slip-resistant flooring, layouts that are easier to move around in while still feeling comfortable and private
  • The ensuites include reinforced walls to support grab rails and other assistive equipment that participants may need.
  • Having three separate bedrooms with private bathrooms is one of the most important features in a shared SDA home. It allows participants to live together while maintaining real privacy and dignity.

Built for Comfort and Support

  • Beyond the private ensuites, the home includes an additional bathroom, which opens off the carer's room.
  • All wet areas have been waterproofed to the highest standards and include slip-resistant flooring throughout.
  • The design makes it easy for support workers to assist with personal care while maintaining the participant's comfort and privacy.

Support Nearby Without Losing Independence

  • The home includes a dedicated onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room so support can be provided when needed. This allows participants to live independently while still having the reassurance that support is close by if required.
  • The layout keeps participant spaces separate from the on-call area, helping maintain privacy while still meeting support needs.

Designed from the Beginning, Not Added Later

  • This home has been designed from the start to support High Physical Support requirements while feeling warm and comfortable. It is not a building that has been retrofitted or modified; accessibility is built into the very structure of the home.

Features include:

  • Wide doorways throughout the home that make it easy for support workers and participants to move through spaces comfortably
  • Slip-resistant flooring in key areas to keep everyone safe
  • Consistent light switch and power-point heights so participants and support workers always know where to find them

Safe, Easy and Comfortable Outdoor Living

  • The home includes a covered outdoor alfresco area that connects directly to the living space, making it easy to move between indoor and outdoor areas.
  • Slip-resistant flooring is provided in outdoor areas to help make outdoor spaces safer while still feeling comfortable and relaxed.
  • The outdoor area is designed to be simple and easy to maintain, giving participants an outdoor space to enjoy.

The Local Area

Where the home sits, and what's within reach: shops, health services, transport and green space.

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About the area

  • 5 Tannery Street is located in Donnybrook, a quiet residential area on Melbourne's northern fringe, with essential services and everyday shopping close by.
  • The location makes it easy for participants and support providers to access shops, parks, medical services, and transport without long travel times.

Parks and recreation

  • Park · under 50 m
  • Compass Park · 600 m
  • Playground · 900 m
  • River Redgum Boulevard Park · 1.0 km

Health services

  • Chemist Warehouse · about 14 minutes by car
  • Modern Medical Clinic · about 21 minutes by car
  • Chemist Warehouse · about 20 minutes by car
  • Craigieburn Pharmacy · about 19 minutes by car

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