90 Adelong Boulevard

• High Physical Support SDA
• Three Participant Home + OOA
• Accessible Cobblebank Living
• A Comfortable 3-Participant High Physical Support Home in Cobblebank
• 3-Participant Bedrooms
• Two Bathrooms
• Three Toilets
• Onsite Overnight Assistance Included

A Generous Everyday Space for Connection and Comfort

• The main living, dining, and kitchen area sits toward the rear of the home, creating a generous shared space for everyday routines, meals, relaxing, and time with visitors.
• The living area feels open and comfortable, while the kitchen is well-sized and positioned so participants can remain connected to the activity of the home.

The kitchen sits beside the living area, making it easy for residents to stay involved in daily routines: preparing meals, spending time with housemates, welcoming visitors.

• This layout is well suited to shared living because it offers connection when participants want it, while still giving each resident their own private bedroom to retreat to.
• The open-plan arrangement also supports staff visibility and practical day-to-day assistance, particularly for participants who require regular support with mobility, meals, routines, or personal care.

Private Rooms with Space to Feel at Home

• The home includes three participant bedrooms, each a proper private room of its own.
• The bedrooms are positioned along one side of the home, creating a clear and private participant wing away from the busiest shared areas.
• Each participant bedroom includes built-in wardrobe storage, giving residents a dedicated place for clothing, personal items, and everyday essentials.
• The rooms are large enough to feel comfortable and liveable, while still being close to bathrooms and shared areas for convenience and support.
• This separation between bedrooms and shared areas is an important part of the home's appeal.
• Participants can enjoy the social parts of the house when they choose, while still having their own quiet room to return to for privacy, rest, and personal routines.

Daily Routines Made Simpler

• The kitchen connects directly with the Family & Meals area, making cooking, meals, and daily activities easier to manage in the centre of the home.

The kitchen includes support-ready features an adjustable benchtop provision, induction cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher provision, pull-out pantry, accessible tapware, task lighting, slip-resistant flooring.

• These features make the space easy to use day to day.
• The connection between the kitchen, meals, and living area helps participants stay involved in daily routines, whether that means preparing food, sharing meals, relaxing nearby, or receiving support in a clear and comfortable space.

Flexible Bathroom Access for Residents and Support Teams

• The home includes two bathrooms and three toilets, which is a strong feature for a three-participant SDA setting. This gives residents and support teams more flexibility throughout the day and helps reduce pressure around personal care routines.
• The bathrooms are positioned to support access from different parts of the home, including the participant's bedroom areas and the central hallway.
• A separate WC adds further practicality, particularly in a shared living environment where residents, support workers, and visitors may all be using the home at different times.

The design is suitable for High Physical Support living: accessible features intended to make bathroom use safer, easier, more manageable for participants, support workers.

Nearby Support with Privacy Still Protected

• The home includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, supporting participants who require overnight support or the reassurance of staff being nearby.
• The OOA room is positioned separately from the main participant bedroom wing, helping maintain privacy for residents while still allowing support workers to respond when needed.
• This is an important feature for SIL providers, as it supports practical staffing arrangements without taking away from the home-like feel of the property.

A Comfortable Alfresco for Fresh Air and Relaxed Living

• The home includes a covered alfresco area located directly beside the living area.
• This creates an easy indoor-outdoor connection and gives participants a comfortable place to sit outside, enjoy fresh air, or spend time with visitors.
• The outdoor space is simple, usable, and easy to enjoy.
• The grassed areas at the front and rear of the property add a softer residential feel, while the covered alfresco gives participants an outdoor option that can be used for quiet time, shared meals, or relaxed social moments.
• The outdoor area is especially useful in a shared SDA home because it gives residents another place to spend time without needing to leave the property.

A Home Designed Around Safety, Movement and Independence

• This home has been designed to support the High Physical Support SDA category, with key features that assist participants with mobility, safety, comfort, and independence.

The design includes

Accessible features, cooling, emergency power backup, fire sprinklers, built-in wardrobes, an ensuite, good energy efficiency

• The layout also supports day-to-day care delivery.
• The central hallway provides clear movement through the home, the participant bedrooms are well separated from the main living area, and the bathrooms are positioned to support easy access from different parts of the house.
• The garage, porch, laundry, linen storage, and broom cupboard add to the home's functionality.
• These features help keep the property organised and easier to manage for participants, families, and support teams.