Spacious, Private HPS Bedroom in a 2-Resident House – Mount Colah

Apple Tree is a stylishly designed, smart and healthy home located in Mount Colah, NSW.  The first home in the Good Housing stable, Apple Tree’s dwelling design comprises two 1-bedroom independent villas and an adjoining 2-bedroom house. Apple Tree has been designed to meet the needs of High Physical Support participants, with the option for additional assistive technology modifications to be made under each tenants’ funding.

🛏️ About the Vacancy: This vacancy features a spacious, private bedroom (with ensuite bathroom) in a modern and accessible 2-resident house. The eligible applicant will share a common living area, kitchen, laundry, patio, and garden with another friendly tenant while still maintaining their independence and comfort inside their own private bedroom. This is a unique chance for tenants to forge connections with other extraordinary individuals and become an integral part of the vibrant Mount Colah community.

💭 Applicant Considerations: This vacancy is best suited to an individual who enjoys their own company, independence and privacy, but would also like to experience living with another likeminded housemate. We appreciate that some individuals appreciate their own space and privacy, and yet still wish to enjoy the benefits of living with a housemate they can interact with and spend time with on their own terms.

🎨 Design Features: Apple Tree includes an array of customised design features and details to provide enhanced physical access for tenants with high level support needs. Key features include: durable materials and furniture resistant to damage, soft-impact vinyl flooring, robust wall finishes and durable fixtures, curated colours and interiors to support a calm sensory environment, sensory sound proofing, reinforced walls and doors, spacious bedrooms and living areas, increased safety measures, integrated security systems and and emergency backup systems.

Other features include: adjustable kitchens and living spaces (with scope for accessibility modifications to be made within tenants' funding), curated furniture to accommodate tenants’ physical and intellectual needs, assistive technology (including home automation and communication technology) smart lighting and automated blinds for ambiance and accessibility, ramp access at street frontages and split-system air conditioning and ducted heating.