Certified High Physical Support SDA Private 2-Participant Layout

Redland Bay, QLD 4165

2 Participants | High Physical Support | Media Room | OOA Room | Redland Bay This purpose-built SDA home in Redland Bay has been designed for participants who need a high level of physical support while still wanting privacy, calm spaces, and a home that feels comfortable rather than clinical. The layout focuses on independence first. Each participant bedroom has its own private space, the main living area feels open and easy to move through, and support can be delivered safely without disrupting everyday routines. The result is a home that feels calm, predictable, and easy to live in long term.

Designed for High Physical Support High Physical Support is the highest SDA design category under the NDIS, and every part of this home has been designed with accessibility and long-term support in mind. Movement through the home is simple and step-free, with wide pathways and an accessible layout that supports mobility equipment and everyday support needs. Bathrooms, living areas, and bedrooms have all been positioned to make daily routines easier while still protecting privacy and independence. This is a home designed for participants who need significant physical support but still want control, comfort, and their own personal space.

Private Bedrooms That Support Independence The home includes two participant bedrooms that have been positioned to feel quiet and private rather than part of a crowded shared layout. Each room is bright, comfortable, and easy to personalise, creating a space that feels like a real bedroom rather than a clinical environment. The design allows participants to move easily between their bedroom, the bathroom, and the main living area without feeling restricted. The focus is on dignity, independence, and everyday comfort.

A Media Room That Creates a Second Living Space One of the standout features of this home is the dedicated media room. This gives participants an additional quiet space away from the main living area, which can make a big difference for daily routines and overall comfort. It can be used as a relaxation space, a quiet room, or simply somewhere calm to spend time without the noise of the main living area. Having a second living space helps the home feel more flexible and less like a standard shared environment.

OOA Room Designed for Safe and Practical Support A dedicated Overnight On-Call room has been included so support can be delivered safely while still allowing participants to maintain independence. Its position within the home allows staff to be close when needed without interrupting the participants’ personal space. This creates a better balance between independence and support and helps the home feel stable and comfortable long term.

Open Living That Feels Calm and Comfortable The main living and dining area has been designed to feel open, practical, and easy to move through. The space connects naturally to the kitchen and outdoor area, creating a home that feels relaxed rather than structured around care. Natural light and a simple layout help create a space that feels welcoming while still meeting High Physical Support requirements.

A Quiet Location in Redland Bay Located in a quiet part of Redland Bay, the home offers a calmer environment while still being close to everyday essentials. The location provides a good balance of privacy and convenience, making it suitable for participants who want a peaceful home without feeling isolated.

A Home Built for Long-Term Living This is not a standard accessible home. It is a purpose-built High Physical Support property designed to support independence, privacy, and long-term stability. With only two participant bedrooms, a dedicated media room, and a layout that supports both independence and safe support delivery, this home has been designed to feel calm, comfortable, and easy to live in for the long term.