3 Paperberry Street, Narangba QLD

Yours Alone

• Your own bedroom

Shared with the Household

• The kitchen
• The living and dining areas
• The laundry
• The outdoor area

Improved Liveability Living in Narangba

• 2 Participant Home
• Private Ensuites
• Media Room
• 1 Rented 1 Available

A Natural Centre for Daily Living

• The main living area brings the kitchen, dining and lounge together in one open and practical space.
• This creates a clear central zone for cooking, meals, relaxing, visitors and support routines.
• The kitchen is positioned to stay connected with the living and dining area, helping the home feel open and social without becoming overwhelming.
• The walk-in pantry, nearby laundry and separate WC add practical support for everyday household tasks.
• A separate media room gives the home an extra retreat away from the main living area.
• This space can be used for quiet time, entertainment, sensory regulation or flexible shared living, depending on each participant's preferences.

Private Rooms That Feel Complete

• Each participant bedroom has been designed as a proper private space, with robe storage and direct access to its own ensuite. This gives each resident a clear personal area within the home, supporting dignity, independence and comfort.
• Having private ensuites for both participant bedrooms is a key benefit in a shared SDA home. It helps reduce pressure on shared spaces and gives each participant more control over their own daily routine.
• The bedroom arrangement also supports privacy while still keeping participants connected to the main living areas and nearby support when required.

Practical, Open and Easy to Use

The kitchen supports everyday living with the core fixtures expected in a modern home including a cooktop, oven, rangehood, sink, dishwasher provision.

• The layout allows the kitchen to work naturally with the dining and living area, making it easier for participants to stay involved in daily household activity.
• The nearby walk-in pantry adds useful storage, while the open connection to the living area helps support visibility, communication and flexible assistance from support staff.
• This is a kitchen designed for real routines, from preparing meals and unpacking groceries to spending time with housemates, family or care teams.

Private Bathrooms for Daily Ease

• Both participant bedrooms connect to their own ensuite, giving each resident a more private and comfortable bathroom arrangement.

Each ensuite includes practical wet-area planning with shower, toilet, vanity spaces arranged to support daily personal care.

• The private ensuite design helps the home feel less like a shared facility and more like a residence.
• From a SIL provider's point of view, it also supports smoother morning and evening routines, especially where participants have different support needs or schedules.
• A separate main bathroom is also included near the media room and participant bedroom wing, adding further flexibility within the home.

Covered Space for Fresh Air

• The home includes a covered outdoor pavilion connected to the main living area, creating an easy place for fresh air, quiet time or relaxed social use.

The property also includes private open space, fencing, driveway access, garage access, an outdoor clothesline area.

• These features help support a home environment that feels complete, functional and low maintenance.
• The outdoor area gives participants another comfortable space to enjoy without needing to leave the property.