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6 Nightfall Avenue, Clyde North VIC 3978

Clyde North, VIC 3978

3 vacancies
3 beds3 baths
0 current housemates
Support Model
Arrange Separately
SDA Design Class
High Physical Support
SDA Pricing Class
House, 3 residents
Support provider:Arrange Separately
Housing provider:Necessity Housing 3.4 Hearts: Neutral

High Physical Support SDA | 3 Participants | Onsite Overnight Assistance | Final-As-Built Certified

6 Nightfall Avenue, Clyde North is a brand-new, purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home, fully certified at Final-As-Built stage and ready for participants who deserve a home that was designed entirely for them.

Located in one of Melbourne’s fastest-growing south-east communities, this three-bedroom house was built from the ground up for participants with high physical support needs. It is not a converted property, a retrofitted rental, or a compromise. Every room, every doorway, and every fitting was purpose-designed to support real independence, real privacy, and real daily life, then independently assessed and certified to prove it.

Three private bedrooms. Three private ensuites. A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room. A kitchen built for seated, independent use. This is what High Physical Support SDA looks like when it’s done properly.

How we'll support daily life

Support setup, Staff, and Certifications

Support Model
Arrange Separately
Support provider:Arrange Separately

Inside the home

Layout, features, and accessibility

Type
House
SDA Category
High Physical Support
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3
Parking
2
Housing Provider:Necessity Housing 3.4 Hearts: Neutral

The Heart of the Home

Open, Bright & Made for Living

The open-plan kitchen, family, and meals area is the centrepiece of the home: generous, light-filled, and designed to feel like a home, not a facility.

It connects naturally to all three participant bedrooms, flows out to the covered outdoor deck through step-free access, and gives everyone in the household room to move, gather, and live comfortably.

The space has been designed with enough turning room for powered wheelchairs, with lighting that can be dimmed to suit mood and sensory preference, and with switches and power points at heights that are genuinely reachable, whether seated or standing. It is a space built for the people who live in it.

Participant Bedrooms

Kitchen

Other key features include

  • Pull-out pantry with wheelchair access
  • Drawer-style dishwasher for easy reach
  • Task lighting directly above every workspace
  • Lever tapware positioned for independent sink use

This is a kitchen someone can actually use. That is the point.

Living & Dining

Onsite Overnight Assistance Room

Where it is

Approximate area shown for privacy

Connected, Convenient & Community-Ready

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