52 Stanmore Crescent, Wyndham Vale VIC

Yours Alone

• Your own bedroom, with a built-in robe
• Your own ensuite

Shared with One Other Participant

• The family and meals area
• The kitchen
• The breakout room
• The alfresco and the backyard
• The laundry and the garage
• The onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room near the entry, used by support staff

Robust SDA With Space to Reset

• 52 Stanmore Crescent is a single-storey Robust SDA home in Wyndham Vale for two participants who need a stronger, calmer and more predictable place to live.
• It has two participant bedrooms, each with its own ensuite, an extra bathroom, an onsite overnight assistance (OOA) room, a separate breakout room, an open family and meals area, an alfresco, a laundry and a garage.
• It is a shared home for two participants, not two independent homes on one title.

Calm, Open and Easy to Use

• The family and meals area is the main shared space. It connects the kitchen, the breakout room and the alfresco, so the home is easy to move through without feeling crowded.
• In the family room, the TV and the air conditioner sit behind clear protective covers. Support workers have room to see and help when needed, while the home still feels calm and residential.

Private Rooms for Steady Routines

• Each participant bedroom has robe storage and its own ensuite, giving each person a settled private space.
• The bedrooms are sound-insulated, for a calmer place to rest and reset.

Connected Daily Living

• The kitchen sits beside the meals and family area, with a cooktop, an oven, a sink and a dishwasher.
• Durable finishes, task lighting and slip-resistant flooring support safer use over time.

Respectful Support for Personal Care

• Each bedroom has its own ensuite, and there is an extra bathroom near the breakout room and the OOA room.
• The wet areas are planned for accessibility, with reinforced walls and slip-resistant flooring.

Support Nearby, Privacy Protected

• The OOA room is near the entry, a bathroom, the garage and the central hallway, so support stays close without being inside participant bedrooms or the main living area.

A Separate Space to Regulate

• The breakout room gives participants somewhere quiet to go when they need less stimulation or time away from the shared living area, without relying only on their bedroom.

Fresh Air Close to Home

• The alfresco opens off the family area, a simple place for fresh air or a change of scene without leaving the property.