62 Wallace Street

• Robust SDA
• Three Independent Living Spaces
• Four Bedrooms, Each with an Ensuite
• The generous living and dining area sits at the centre of the home and connects directly with the kitchen, creating an open space for meals, visitors and everyday household activities.
• Rather than relying on one shared living zone, the home also includes a separate break-out room.
• This creates greater choice within the residence, allowing one part of the household to be active while another person has access to a quieter space.
• The overall arrangement supports shared living without requiring every resident to use the same room at the same time.

Four Bedrooms with Individual Ensuites

• Four bedrooms are positioned throughout the residence, with each bedroom connected to its own ensuite.
• This creates a much stronger sense of personal space and privacy than a layout built around shared participant bathrooms.
• The bedrooms are spread across different areas of the home rather than concentrated into one section. This gives residents greater separation from one another while maintaining convenient access to the main shared spaces.
• Built-in robe storage is also incorporated within the bedroom areas, supporting practical everyday organisation.

Kitchen, Dining and Living Working Together

• The kitchen connects directly with the main living and dining zone, keeping the busiest parts of daily life together within one open area.
• This arrangement creates a natural connection between preparing meals, dining and relaxing, while allowing residents and support teams to move between these spaces without unnecessary separation.
• The additional break-out room provides another living option beyond the central household area, creating greater flexibility for quiet time, individual activities or simply spending time apart when preferred.

Individual Bathrooms for Greater Independence

• Each of the four bedrooms has its own ensuite, creating clear separation between private bathroom spaces and the communal parts of the home.
• For participants, this can make everyday routines feel more private and personal. It also reduces reliance on shared bathroom facilities and gives each resident a more clearly defined area of their own within the household.

More Than Just Indoor Living

• The property includes outdoor space around the residence, providing separation between the home, garage, street frontage and surrounding yard areas.
• This gives the property additional space beyond the internal living areas and helps create a more open residential setting.