This welcoming 4-bedroom High Physical Home in Huntly, Victoria offers an inclusive and accessible living environment tailored to meet diverse needs within the NDIS framework. Designed without a specific SDA design category, this property embraces flexibility and comfort, making it ideal for individuals who can live alone, with a partner/spouse, or with family.
The home includes 4 bathrooms and 4 toilets, ensuring convenience and privacy for all residents. A spacious living room enhances the sense of comfort and promotes social connection within the household. With a medium and ongoing lease, supported by accepted MTA funding, this property provides stability and long-term security.
This home supports 3 residents and includes a dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room, offering added peace of mind and support for daily living. Renters can opt to rent the whole property, offering complete privacy and flexibility for their support needs.
This home harmonizes inclusive design principles with a peaceful suburban lifestyle, providing a safe, adaptable space for people with disability and their support networks to thrive comfortably and confidently.
Support Model
At this property, you have the flexibility to bring your own support. The support model is designed to empower you, allowing you to choose the services that best meet your needs. You can select your preferred support provider, ensuring that you have the right assistance in place. This property is supported by Brighter Living Australia, who are committed to creating a welcoming environment for all residents.
Property Features
This thoughtfully designed home includes a range of features to enhance your living experience, such as:
Step-free entry at all major points: No need to navigate difficult thresholds.
Automated blinds and curtains for ease and privacy with the press of a button.
Spacious 2700 mm high ceilings, wide hallways, and open-plan designs that offer room to move and breathe.
Villaboard to wet areas, reducing maintenance and increasing durability.
LED lighting and flyscreens on all openable windows give you fresh air, security, and visibility.
Intruder alarm system, electronic front door lock, and remote-controlled garage access mean peace of mind, every day.
Split system air conditioning units give you control over your environment, room by room.
Back-up power provisions help support consistency for equipment or temperature control.
Local Area
Huntly is a serene and welcoming regional suburb on the outskirts of Ballarat, blending a rural atmosphere with accessible amenities. Residents appreciate its quieter pace, fostering a strong sense of community and inclusivity. Community hubs like the Huntly Public Hall and local shops provide accessible gathering spots, while the flat terrain and wide roads promote ease of mobility. The suburb’s safe, low-traffic streets encourage independence and confidence for people with disability and their support networks.
Local Schools
Huntly provides families with access to a variety of educational options in nearby Ballarat. Notable schools include Ballarat Clarendon College (1460 Sturt St, Ballarat), Mount Clear College (59 Olympic Ave, Mount Clear), St Alipius Parish Primary School (106 Victoria St, Ballarat East), and Ballarat High School (Sturt St & Gillies St, Lake Gardens). These schools are recognized for their inclusive education programs and accessible campuses, which support students with diverse learning needs through tailored support and effective integration.
Parks & Nature Spots
Residents of Huntly enjoy Huntly Reserve (off Midland Highway, Huntly), which features gentle walking paths, open spaces suitable for wheelchair access, and areas for community activities. For larger outdoor escapes, Ballarat Botanical Gardens (Wendouree Parade, Lake Wendouree) and the gardens and open grounds around Kryal Castle (121 Forbes Rd, Leigh Creek) are a short drive away. Both sites offer wheelchair-friendly paths and adaptive facilities, making outdoor recreation accessible and enjoyable for all.
Hospitals & Medical Facilities
Ballarat Base Hospital (1 Drummond St North, Ballarat Central) is the closest major hospital, offering comprehensive hospital and emergency care with modern, accessible facilities and patient-centric support services. Within Huntly, Huntly Medical Clinic (608 Midland Highway, Huntly) and several medical centres in nearby Ballarat provide accessible GP consultations, allied health services, and disability-specific supports, ensuring holistic healthcare access for residents.
Transport Links
Huntly has limited direct public transport, but residents benefit from nearby bus stops on Midland Highway with accessible buses connecting to the Ballarat Transit Centre (Mair St, Ballarat Central). The Ballarat train station (Lydiard St North, Ballarat) provides accessible rail services on the Ballarat line, linking to Melbourne and regional areas. Major regional roads and highways like the Midland Highway enable convenient private vehicle access. Local authorities are also working on further improvements to transport accessibility.
Shopping Centres
Daily and essential shopping needs are met at Eureka Stockade Shopping Centre (102 Stawell St S, Ballarat East) and Ballarat Central Shopping Centre (Sturt St, Ballarat Central), both featuring accessible entrances, wide aisles, and reserved disability parking. Local convenience stores in Huntly provide everyday essentials, focusing on inclusivity and ease of use for all members of the community.
Things to Do & Places to Visit
The Huntly and Ballarat region offers several accessible destinations, such as Ballarat Wildlife Park (250 Fussell St, Ballarat East) and Scienceworks Museum (2 Booker St, Spotswood, Melbourne – within an hour's drive). Community markets, arts and cultural events at the Ballarat Community Centre (Ballarat Central), and inclusive programs at Ballarat Library (178 Doveton St N, Ballarat Central) support strong social connections and enriching lifestyle opportunities for everyone.
Community & Lifestyle
Huntly’s community is welcoming and supportive, promoting cultural diversity and inclusivity for people with disabilities. Local initiatives, accessible playgrounds, event venues, and ongoing improvements by Golden Plains Shire Council and the City of Ballarat enhance walkability and participation. Residents benefit from a network of NDIS-aligned services and local groups, helping ensure everyone can enjoy empowered, connected, and active lives in the area.
Housing Provider
This property is managed by Brighter Living Australia, a dedicated SDA provider committed to delivering exceptional home and living experiences for people with disability. Their mission focuses on ensuring that residents can "See through the Eyes of the Participant", creating homes where every ability can shine. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, they work closely with tenants to ensure that your living experience meets your unique needs.
Contact us today!
If this property resonates with you, we invite you to reach out to us for further information. We are here to answer any questions you may have and to provide you with all the details you need. We also welcome you and your supporters to visit the property, so you can see firsthand how it meets your needs. We look forward to meeting you and helping you find your new home!
This welcoming 4-bedroom High Physical Home in Huntly, Victoria offers an inclusive and accessible living environment tailored to meet diverse needs within the NDIS framework.
The home includes 4 bathrooms and 4 toilets, ensuring convenience and privacy for all residents.
A spacious living room enhances the sense of comfort and promotes social connection within the household.
Spacious 2700 mm high ceilings, wide hallways, and open-plan designs that offer room to move and breathe.
Intruder alarm system, electronic front door lock, and remote-controlled garage access mean peace of mind, every day.
Split system air conditioning units give you control over your environment, room by room.
Community hubs like the Huntly Public Hall and local shops provide accessible gathering spots, while the flat terrain and wide roads promote ease of mobility.
Residents of Huntly enjoy Huntly Reserve (off Midland Highway, Huntly), which features gentle walking paths, open spaces suitable for wheelchair access, and areas for community activities.
For larger outdoor escapes, Ballarat Botanical Gardens (Wendouree Parade, Lake Wendouree) and the gardens and open grounds around Kryal Castle (121 Forbes Rd, Leigh Creek) are a short drive away.
Both sites offer wheelchair-friendly paths and adaptive facilities, making outdoor recreation accessible and enjoyable for all.
Local initiatives, accessible playgrounds, event venues, and ongoing improvements by Golden Plains Shire Council and the City of Ballarat enhance walkability and participation.
Where it is
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Parks & Nature Spots
Hospitals & Medical Facilities
Ballarat Base Hospital (1 Drummond St North, Ballarat Central) is the closest major hospital, offering comprehensive hospital and emergency care with modern, accessible facilities and patient-centric support services.
Huntly has limited direct public transport, but residents benefit from nearby bus stops on Midland Highway with accessible buses connecting to the Ballarat Transit Centre (Mair St, Ballarat Central).
Shopping Centres
Daily and essential shopping needs are met at Eureka Stockade Shopping Centre (102 Stawell St S, Ballarat East) and Ballarat Central Shopping Centre (Sturt St, Ballarat Central), both featuring accessible entrances, wide aisles, and reserved disability parking.
The Huntly and Ballarat region offers several accessible destinations, such as Ballarat Wildlife Park (250 Fussell St, Ballarat East) and Scienceworks Museum (2 Booker St, Spotswood, Melbourne – within an hour's drive).
