High Physical Support SDA Accommodation in Cobblebank
This is a real, purpose-built High Physical Support SDA home in Cobblebank, Victoria — three participant bedrooms, a dedicated on-site overnight assistance room, and documented accessibility features certified on the actual Final-As-Built certificate shown below.
The Cobblebank home, room by room
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The front of the property, a single-storey Class 1Ai house with a wide driveway and step-free pedestrian path to the front door.
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What is documented about this home.
Every figure below comes from the SDA Assessment Summary Form, the Final-As-Built Certificate, or the building and occupancy permits for this dwelling — not a general description of what High Physical Support homes are usually like.
Location
Cobblebank, Victoria
SDA design category
High Physical Support
Dwelling type
House
Building classification
Class 1Ai (garage Class 10A)
Total floor area
176.60 m²
Participant bedrooms
3, each 4.15 x 3.23 m
On-site Overnight Assistance
A dedicated bedroom with its own ensuite, not shared with another dwelling
Final-As-Built certification
Issued 15 September 2023
Occupancy permit
Issued 22 August 2023
What is High Physical Support SDA?
High Physical Support is one of four NDIS SDA design categories. It is intended for people who need very high levels of support and a high level of physical accessibility in their home.
The NDIS SDA Design Standard sets out what a High Physical Support home must provide: step-free access throughout, wider circulation space, reinforced bathroom walls, and structural and electrical provision for equipment such as ceiling hoists and emergency power.
Not every High Physical Support home has identical features — the Design Standard sets minimum requirements, and individual homes are assessed and certified against them. The next section sets out specifically what has been documented for this Cobblebank home, rather than what High Physical Support homes generally include.
This section describes the High Physical Support category in general, under the NDIA SDA Design Standard. It is not a description of any single property.
Features documented for this Cobblebank home
Every feature below is drawn from a named certificate or statutory declaration for this exact property — not a general list of what High Physical Support homes usually include.
Slip-resistant flooring throughout
Slip resistance to all areas as required by the NDIS SDA Design Standard, confirmed in the builder’s signed Final-as-Built statutory declaration.
Source: Luxton Homes builder's statutory declaration, 21 August 2023
Reinforced sanitary compartments
Bathroom and toilet walls are either masonry/concrete construction or reinforced with minimum 12mm sheeting to 2100mm from the floor, as the Design Standard requires.
Source: Luxton Homes builder's statutory declaration, 21 August 2023
Zoned ducted air-conditioning
Where ducted air-conditioning is provided, habitable rooms are independently zoned.
Source: Luxton Homes builder's statutory declaration, 21 August 2023
High-speed Wi-Fi throughout
Internet connectivity has been provided with high-speed Wi-Fi coverage achievable throughout the house.
Source: Luxton Homes builder's statutory declaration, 21 August 2023
3x interconnected smoke alarms
Interconnected smoke detection, tested and certified as part of the electrical safety sign-off.
Source: EnergySafe Victoria Certificate of Electrical Safety, 23 June 2023
On-site Overnight Assistance room
A dedicated bedroom with its own ensuite, confirmed on the SDA Assessment Summary Form as not shared with any other dwelling.
Source: SDA Assessment Summary Form
Three Participant Bedrooms and an On-site Overnight Assistance Room
This home has three participant bedrooms, each 4.15 x 3.23 metres, confirmed on the SDA Assessment Summary Form. Each one is built with structural and electrical provision for a constant-charge ceiling hoist — see "Ceiling-hoist provision" below for exactly what that means.
A fourth bedroom, with its own ensuite, is the On-site Overnight Assistance (OOA) room. The Assessment Summary Form and the home’s emergency evacuation diagram both confirm it is not shared with any other dwelling — it exists so overnight support can be provided from within the home itself, rather than a participant going without overnight assistance or a support worker needing to travel in.
No single supplied photograph could be confidently matched to one specific bedroom — see the floor plan below for where each room sits.
Ceiling-hoist provision
The property documentation confirms structural and electrical provisions in each of the three participant bedrooms to support installation of a constant-charge ceiling hoist with a minimum 250kg load capacity, capable of travelling across and down the bed. This provision is independently certified by a structural engineer's truss certification, referenced in the builder's Final-as-Built statutory declaration.
Equipment selection and installation should be considered against the individual participant’s requirements. The provision described here is structural and electrical readiness for a hoist — not confirmation that a hoist is currently installed.
Emergency power and safety provisions
The property’s Certificate of Electrical Safety confirms emergency power provision covering a minimum 2-hour outage in no less than two GPOs in each bedroom, and to the automated doors used for entry and egress. A dedicated, ventilated battery/UPS location sits near the entry, shown on both the floor plan and the evacuation diagram.
This is the documented provision for bedroom GPOs and automated doors specifically — not a claim of whole-home backup power.
Final-As-Built SDA Certification
This is the actual certificate issued for this property — shown here as the source document, not redrawn or recreated.
- SDA design category
- High Physical Support
- Dwelling type
- House
- Assessor
- Lucas Wheeler
- SDA Assessor number
- 00021
- Assessor company
- SDA Assessors Australia
- Date of certification
- 15 September 2023
- Project reference
- 00102
Property certification details are presented from the supplied SDA documentation. The certificate confirms the property address, which this page otherwise identifies only as Cobblebank, Victoria.
See the full documentation referenced on this page
Floor plan
The internal layout snapshot lodged with this home’s SDA assessment — shown here as supplied, with the dimensions and hoist-provision annotations the assessor recorded. Tap a room to see it.
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Three bedrooms, plus the OOA room
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Emergency evacuation diagram
The home’s own emergency evacuation diagram, showing primary and secondary egress paths, the assembly point, smoke detectors, fire safety equipment and the battery/UPS location. The street address is removed from this image; the diagram otherwise appears as supplied.
Who may High Physical Support SDA be suitable for?
High Physical Support SDA is intended for eligible NDIS participants who require very high levels of support and a high level of physical accessibility in their home. Whether this specific home is appropriate for a particular person depends on their individual circumstances, NDIS funding, SDA eligibility and housing needs — a Meet & Greet gives an honest, specific answer rather than a general one.
Cobblebank Location and Nearby Amenities
What is genuinely within reach of this home in Cobblebank, on the Melton corridor in Melbourne’s west — each one checked against an official source rather than estimated.
Cobblebank Station
0.1 km, straight-line
A step-free train option into Melton, Ballarat and the city without needing someone to drive — close enough from the middle of the suburb to be a realistic everyday trip.
- V/Line Melton/Ballarat line
- Opened 1 December 2019
- Lifts, ramps and accessible platforms
Source: checked 2026-10-13
Cobblebank Village Shopping Centre
0.3 km, straight-line
Everyday groceries and essentials within the suburb itself, rather than a drive to a larger centre.
- Coles supermarket
- Liquorland
- Direct Chemist Outlet
- Gym and food/retail tenancies
Source: checked 2026-10-13
Four Corners Medical
A general practice clinic within the suburb, relevant to routine healthcare needs without a longer trip.
- General practice
- Pathology and immunisation services on referral
Source: checked 2026-10-13
Western Freeway, via Ferris Road
1.9 km, straight-line
Road access toward Melton, Ballarat and metropolitan Melbourne for anyone driving or being driven, including support-worker visits.
- Ferris Road interchange, upgraded with a new bridge over the freeway
Source: checked 2026-10-13
Distances are straight-line, measured from the middle of Cobblebank rather than from the home itself — the address of a home where people live is not something we publish. Real travel time will be longer and depends on the route, so ask us and we will tell you honestly how a specific trip works from here.
Coming, not here yet
Melton Hospital
Ferris Road, Cobblebank has been announced as the site for a new Melton hospital. Announced, not open, and no construction completion date is published.
A full public hospital in Cobblebank itself, rather than a drive to Sunshine or the city, would be a significant change for anyone managing ongoing health needs.
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SDA and SIL: Understanding the Difference
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is NDIS funding for the dwelling itself — the building, its accessibility features and its certification, like everything documented on this page. Supported Independent Living (SIL) is different: it funds the day-to-day support a person receives, such as personal care, overnight assistance or help with daily tasks, wherever they live. SDA does not automatically include SIL, personal care, nursing, therapy or transport — those are funded and arranged separately. Gencare can coordinate both for someone moving into this home, but SDA funding for the home itself is not, by itself, a support package.
See Gencare’s separate SIL home, also in CobblebankInformation for Support Coordinators
The facts a referral conversation needs, in one place.
- Location: Cobblebank, Victoria
- SDA design category: High Physical Support
- Dwelling: House, Class 1Ai
- Participant bedrooms: 3
- On-site Overnight Assistance: a dedicated bedroom with ensuite, confirmed not shared with another dwelling
- Final-As-Built SDA certification: issued 15 September 2023 (Assessor #00021)
- Documented accessibility provisions: ceiling-hoist structural/electrical provision in all three participant bedrooms, certified emergency power to bedroom GPOs and automated doors, reinforced sanitary compartments, slip-resistant flooring, zoned ducted air-conditioning
Individual participant suitability is not determined by this page — it depends on assessment against the participant’s own NDIS plan and needs.
Cobblebank High Physical Support SDA, answered
High Physical Support is one of the four NDIS Specialist Disability Accommodation design categories, intended for people who need very high levels of support and a high level of physical accessibility in their home — features like ceiling-hoist provision, certified emergency power and wider circulation space.
The property is in Cobblebank, Victoria 3338, on the Melton corridor in Melbourne’s west. In keeping with how Gencare handles every SDA and SIL property, the exact street address is not published — ask us and we will discuss location specifics directly.
High Physical Support, confirmed on the Final-As-Built SDA Certificate issued 15 September 2023 by assessor Lucas Wheeler (SDA Assessor #00021, SDA Assessors Australia).
Three participant bedrooms, each 4.15 x 3.23 metres, confirmed on the SDA Assessment Summary Form. This is separate from the On-site Overnight Assistance room.
Yes. The SDA Assessment Summary Form confirms an On-site Overnight Assistance room, not shared with any other dwelling — a dedicated bedroom with its own ensuite.
The documentation confirms structural and electrical provision for ceiling hoists in each participant bedroom — not that hoists are currently installed. See "Ceiling-hoist provision" above for exactly what is certified.
It means each participant bedroom has been built and certified with the power and in-built structure capable of supporting a 250kg-capacity, constant-charge ceiling hoist that can travel across and down the bed. A structural engineer’s truss certification backs this, referenced in the builder’s Final-as-Built statutory declaration. Installing an actual hoist is a separate step, matched to the individual resident’s equipment needs.
Yes — a Certificate of Electrical Safety confirms a minimum 2-hour emergency power outage provision to at least two GPOs in each bedroom and to the automated entry/egress doors, with a dedicated battery/UPS location near the entry.
No. SDA funds the dwelling itself. Supported Independent Living, personal care and other day-to-day supports are funded and arranged separately. Gencare can coordinate both, but they are not the same funding or the same service.
NDIS participants assessed as having extreme functional impairment or very high support needs, where SDA funding for this design category has been approved in their plan. Suitability for this specific home depends on individual circumstances — a Meet & Greet gives an honest, specific answer.
Use the "Ask About This SDA Home" button on this page, or contact Gencare directly. We’ll talk through the property, its documented features, and whether it may be relevant to your housing search — without promising availability or placement in advance.
A Final-As-Built SDA Certificate (15 September 2023), an Occupancy Permit (22 August 2023), a builder’s Final-as-Built statutory declaration, a structural truss certification for the ceiling-hoist provision, and a Certificate of Electrical Safety covering the emergency power and smoke-alarm systems.
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