62 Bayberry Street

• High Physical Support SDA
• 2 Participant Home + OOA
• Spacious Accessible Design

Everyday Living at the Centre

• Open, Connected and Designed for Ease
• The central living, dining and kitchen area is open and welcoming, with room for wheelchairs and easy movement throughout the home.
• The layout allows participants, support workers, and visitors to move comfortably without the space feeling crowded.
• The open-plan living area connects directly to the alfresco, creating a simple indoor and outdoor flow for everyday relaxation, visitors, and shared household routines.
• The kitchen is positioned beside the living and dining area, making it easier for participants to stay connected to daily activities.

The kitchen includes accessible design features clear circulation space, accessible bench provisions, a side-opening wall oven, drawer-style dishwasher, reachable controls, a wheelchair-accessible pantry.

Spacious Bedrooms with Built-In High Support Provisions

Both participant bedrooms are designed as proper private rooms with generous circulation space, robe storage, direct access to private ensuites.

• Each bedroom has been planned to support comfort, privacy, and assistive technology needs.
• The bedrooms include provision for future installation of 250 kg ceiling hoists, with engineered structure and power included for hoist support. This makes the home well suited to participants with higher physical support needs.

Safe, Private and Purpose-Built for Daily Routines

• Each participant has access to their own accessible ensuite, helping support privacy, dignity, and independence in daily routines.

The bathrooms include

Step-free showers, accessible circulation space, reinforced walls for future grabrail installation, slip-resistant flooring, accessible fittings

• The bathroom layouts are designed to allow support workers to assist safely when needed while still maintaining a comfortable residential feel.
• An accessible WC with a shower is also included, opening off the OOA room through a sliding door.

Close When Needed, Separate When Privacy Matters

• The home includes a dedicated onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room so support can be available overnight when required.
• The OOA room is positioned separately from the participant bedrooms, allowing support to remain nearby without compromising participant privacy.
• This layout gives participants the reassurance of support close by while still allowing them to enjoy their own private spaces and daily independence.

Covered Alfresco Living with Easy Step-Free Access

• The covered alfresco area connects directly to the main living space, giving participants an easy outdoor area for relaxing, socialising, or quiet time.
• The outdoor areas are designed to be practical, low maintenance, and easy to access.
• The property includes accessible pathways from the front boundary and parking areas to the home entry, supporting safer movement into and around the property.

High Physical Support Features Integrated from the Start

• This home has been purpose-built to meet High Physical Support SDA requirements.

Its accessibility features include step-free access, wide internal circulation, accessible kitchen and bathroom layouts, slip-resistant flooring, reinforced bathroom walls, consistent switch and power point heights, dimmable lighting to living areas and bedrooms, reverse-cycle air conditioning, emergency power provisions, high-speed internet capability, future ceiling hoist provision to participant bedrooms.

• These features have been incorporated into the original build rather than added later, helping the home feel natural, comfortable, and residential while still supporting complex daily support needs.