SDA Home Mont Albert

Set in Mont Albert, this Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) home is conceived as a calm, contemporary sanctuary — a place where architecture, interiors and everyday care sit together without hierarchy. The design is tailored to NDIS High Physical Support, with space for on-site overnight assistance, so independence and support can coexist in the same rooms rather than compete for them.

The plan is open and generous: living, dining and family areas gather around a modern kitchen, with reverse-cycle air conditioning and a quiet, considered material palette. Three bedrooms, each with an ensuite, are planned with ceiling hoist provisions so movement through the home feels dignified and unforced. Two living zones, two car spaces and a single-level arrangement keep daily life simple, while the architecture still reads as a refined suburban house rather than an institution.

The location is as much a part of the design as the plan. Mont Albert Station, Whitehorse Road trams and local bus routes sit close by. Village shops and cafés in Mont Albert and Surrey Hills are a short walk; parks, schools and major centres are nearby; Box Hill Hospital and Eastern Health are a brief drive. The home is designed to open toward that neighbourhood life — light, amenity and landscape drawn into a setting that is both supportive and quietly beautiful.