78 Chenin Street, Wollert VIC

Yours Alone

• Your own door and hallway, off the front entry hall
• Your own kitchen, living and dining area
• Your own bedroom, with built-in robe
• Your own ensuite

Shared, at the Front of the Building

• The front entry hall and porch
• The onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room, with its own ensuite
• A media room
• The laundry and the double garage

Two Homes, One Practical SDA Setting

• The strongest feature of this property is the separation between the two participant homes.
• Each side operates as its own private living environment, with its own kitchen, meals and living areas supporting choice, autonomy and daily independence.
• This model gives participants the benefit of living under one SDA title without needing to share core everyday spaces.
• It also helps providers manage support more clearly, with less overlap between routines, visitors, sensory needs or behavioural triggers.

Personal Rooms Built for Control

• Each participant bedroom is positioned within its own independent side of the home, creating a private retreat connected to personal living, kitchen and bathroom spaces.
• The bedrooms include robe storage and upgraded roof trusses for future hoist provision, supporting flexibility if participant needs change over time.

Durable, Accessible and Easy to Support

Each participant ensuite includes accessible and Robust-focused inclusions: disabled compliant tapware, wall-hung basins, disabled toilets, handrails to shower and toilet areas, vandal-resistant shower heads and handles, stainless steel mirrors, wall tiling to participant ensuites.

• These features support personal care, easier cleaning, durability, and safer day-to-day use while still keeping the bathroom private to each participant.

Robust Features Built In

• This home includes a strong package of Robust upgrades to support durability and participant safety.
• These include: A solid front door with no glass, pull handles to participant bedroom and ensuite doors, external roller shutters, reinforced Villaboard wall linings, double stud acoustic treatment to the common dividing wall, extra acoustic insulation in the ceiling, Perspex or laminated-glass windows
• Block-out retractable internal blinds, split systems as required, an extra clothesline, separate front paths, and upgraded lighting further support comfort, security and daily function.

Separate Entries with Practical Flow

• Each participant has their own door off the shared front entry hall, reinforcing the independence of the two-home model. This gives participants clearer personal boundaries and a stronger sense of ownership over their own home.

Together these contribute to a home that is well suited to participants, families, and SIL teams: the wider doorways, accessible fittings, support-friendly layout, secure garage storage.