14 Cart Drive, Drouin VIC

Yours Alone

• Your own bedroom

Shared with the Household

• The kitchen
• The living and dining areas
• The laundry
• The outdoor area
• The onsite overnight assistance room

A Calm Home with Practical Support Built In

• The main living, dining and kitchen area sits at the centre of the home, giving participants a shared space that feels open, comfortable and easy to move through.
• The kitchen connects naturally with the meals and living area, supporting everyday routines such as cooking, relaxing and spending time with others.
• The home also includes a separate lounge near the front entry. This gives participants another space to use throughout the day, which is especially valuable in a shared SDA home where privacy, choice and calm spaces matter.
• Step-free transitions, wide internal movement areas, accessible door hardware and thoughtful circulation all help make the home easier to live in day to day.

Comfort, Privacy and High Physical Support Features

• The two participant bedrooms are designed as private suites, each with a robe and its own ensuite. This gives each participant a comfortable personal space while still allowing them to share the broader living areas of the home.
• The home includes structural provision for ceiling hoists to both participant bedrooms and their ensuites.
• The ensuites are designed to support accessible personal care, with circulation space and practical bathroom features that help support safety, dignity and comfort.
• This setup makes the home well suited to participants who need High Physical Support features while still wanting a warm, residential place to call home.

Shared Spaces That Feel Like Home

• The kitchen, meals and living area has been planned as the everyday hub of the home. It gives participants and support teams a handy space for daily routines while still feeling relaxed and homely.
• The separate lounge adds flexibility. It can be used as a quiet retreat, a visitor space, or a second living area when participants want more choice in how they spend their time.
• The home also includes split-system air conditioning for comfort and a double garage that supports easy access for participants, visitors and support workers.

Support Close By, Privacy Still Protected

• A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included near the front of the home, with an ensuite located close by. This allows overnight support to remain nearby while keeping participant bedrooms and main living areas separate.
• This balance is important.
• Participants can enjoy independence and privacy while still having the reassurance that support is close when required.

A Simple Outdoor Space for Fresh Air

• The home includes a rear outdoor living area connected to the main living zone, creating a useful space for fresh air, quiet time or spending time outside.
• The porch, garage access and outdoor living area have been designed to support smooth movement between key parts of the home.
• The backyard is simple and manageable, giving participants outdoor space without unnecessary upkeep.

About the area

• 14 Cart Drive is located in Drouin, within the Latrobe Gippsland region. The home offers convenient access to everyday shopping, parks, medical services and transport connections within a short drive.