7 Bask Street

The Heart of the Home

• Open, Connected and Easy to Navigate
• The family and meals area sits at the centre of the home, creating a shared space where participants can relax, dine, spend time with visitors, or connect with support staff when needed.
• The open layout means the kitchen, participant rooms, bathrooms, laundry and outdoor areas are all easy to reach.

The kitchen has been designed with accessibility in mind including

Accessible benchtop provisions, practical appliance placement, task lighting, a wheelchair-accessible pantry

• It connects directly to the main living space, making daily routines feel more natural and inclusive.
• A separate study near the front of the home provides another useful space for quieter activities, therapy planning, support administration, hobbies, or a private retreat away from the main living area.

Private Rooms Designed for Comfort and Support

• Both participant bedrooms are positioned close to the main living area while still maintaining a sense of privacy.
• Each bedroom includes robe storage and its own ensuite, giving each participant a personal space that feels separate, secure, and practical for daily routines.
• The bedrooms include ceiling hoist provision and have been planned to support High Physical Support requirements, with circulation space around the room and accessible access to the adjoining bathrooms.
• This makes the home suitable for participants who require mobility equipment, transfer support, or future assistive technology integration.
• Having one participant per bedroom helps support privacy, dignity, and independence within a shared SDA home.

Accessible, Private and Support-Friendly

• Each participant bedroom connects to its own ensuite, creating a more private and comfortable daily routine.

The bathroom layouts are designed with accessibility in mind including

Step-free shower areas, reinforced walls, slip-resistant flooring, accessible tapware, circulation space to support participants and care teams

• A separate bathroom is also located near the OOA and shared areas, supporting staff, guests, and household routines without compromising participant privacy.
• The bathroom design balances function and comfort, with features built into the home from the beginning rather than added as afterthoughts.

Support Close By Without Taking Over the Home

• The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, allowing support staff to be present overnight when required.
• Its position within the floor plan keeps support close to participant areas while still allowing the home to maintain a clear separation between private participant spaces and staff areas.
• This matters for SIL providers and care teams, who need a sensible layout for overnight assistance, emergency response and day-to-day coordination.

Low-Maintenance Outdoor Space for Everyday Use

• The property includes a useful outdoor area with direct connection to the home's layout.
• The site has been designed to support safe movement around the property, with step-free access considerations and a low-maintenance outdoor setting that can be used for fresh air, quiet time, or simple outdoor routines.
• The garage and front entry also support easy access for participants, support workers, visitors, and transport providers.

Designed for High Physical Support Living

• This home has been designed to support High Physical Support requirements while still feeling like a contemporary residential home.

Key accessibility and support features include:

• Garage access
• These features help support safety, independence, and daily comfort for participants while giving SIL providers a practical home environment for delivering consistent support.