19 Ridd Drive, Seymour VIC

Yours Alone

• Your own extra-large bedroom
• Your own private open ensuite
• Your own private courtyard, off your bedroom

Shared with Two Other Participants

• The family and dining area
• The second living or therapy room
• The kitchen
• The laundry and the double garage
• The onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room near the front entrance, with its own bathroom, used by support staff

More Room to Live, with High Physical Support

• 19 Ridd Drive is a single-storey home in Seymour, built to the High Physical Support design category for three participants, with bariatric accessibility in mind.
• Each of the three extra-large participant bedrooms has a private open ensuite and its own courtyard, giving residents more personal space while staying close to the shared living areas.
• An onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room with a separate bathroom gives support staff a place to stay when overnight assistance is needed.

A Place to Gather and Unwind

• The open-plan family and dining area connects to the kitchen, a comfortable place for meals, conversation and everyday activities.
• A separate living or therapy room offers a quieter space to relax, follow personal interests or spend time with support staff, so different activities can happen at the same time.

Personal Space That Feels Like Home

• The extra-large bedrooms leave room for furniture, mobility equipment and assistance from support workers.
• Every bedroom has its own private open ensuite, so participants don't share bathrooms for daily personal care.
• Each bedroom opens onto a private courtyard, a personal outdoor space for fresh air and quiet time.

An Accessible Kitchen

• The kitchen sits alongside the dining and family areas, so participants can take part in preparing meals and everyday household routines.
• It has an adjustable 2.4-metre benchtop for different working heights and mobility needs, and an induction cooktop.

A Dedicated Space for Overnight Assistance

• The OOA room is near the front entrance, away from the participant bedrooms, with its own bathroom, so staff don't need to use residents' ensuites.

Outdoor Comfort and Everyday Convenience

• The attached double garage includes the laundry, keeping household tasks away from the living areas, and a front porch leads into the home.

Built Around Greater Mobility Needs

• Automated blinds throughout the home help participants manage their surroundings with less physical effort.
• A fire sprinkler system adds a layer of fire safety, and the home has a high energy-efficiency rating. Pets are allowed.