Accessible Housing & Living
Sana Living offers a range of accessible housing throughout SA, WA and QLD.
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), Delivered Differently
As a dedicated SDA provider, Sana Living designs, builds and manages accessible homes for people eligible under the NDIS.
We focus on High Physical Support and Fully Accessible housing where the need is greatest, and where design matters most.
Our approach is different. While we engage specialist accessible home builders to construct our homes, Sana Living delivers more than bricks and mortar. We focus on creating housing experiences that support independence, choice and control, with ongoing involvement long after a home is built.
- We retain and maintain our homes, ensuring long-term quality.
- We work directly with Participants, families and allied health providers.
- We design with real feedback, not assumptions.
- We prioritise locations people actually want to live in.
Unlike some accessible housing developments, delivered at scale with a one-size-fits-all approach, Sana Living homes are thoughtfully designed, long-term living environments.
Designed Beyond Compliance
Every Sana Living home meets SDA design standards, but for us that’s just the starting point.
Our homes are recognised and awarded for combining accessibility with best-practice residential design quality, something rarely achieved in the SDA market.
You can expect:
- Spacious, light-filled living areas with intuitive circulation.
- Accessible kitchens with adjustable features that don’t look institutional.
- Bathrooms designed for function but finished like modern residential spaces with spa-like qualities.
- Private bedrooms with real storage, not afterthought solutions.
The result is a home that supports complex needs without ever feeling as though it was designed around limitations.
Choice, Control & Who You Live With
Accessible living is more than the physical home; it’s also about who you live with and how your home operates.
We support Participants to have genuine input into:
- Housemate matching
- Onsite support provider selection
- How shared environments function day-to-day
This approach has been developed and refined over time, and reflects the principle that people should have real choice and control over where and how they live.
Locations That Support Real Life
Accessible housing locations shouldn’t be dictated by blocks of land that happen to be available.
We carefully select locations across Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland that offer:
- Access to local amenities and community.
- Quiet, safe residential environments.
- Proximity to services, transport and lifestyle opportunities.
Our many SDA success stories have proven that where you live matters just as much as how you live.
More Than Housing
Disability accessible housing is about creating the foundation for a better life. It’s a home where someone can build routine and independence, feel safe and settled, welcome family and friends, and take part in everyday life on their own terms. That’s what accessible living should look like and what we aim to deliver in every home.
Seeking Accessible Housing for Rent?
If you’re exploring accessible rental housing or SDA options for yourself, a family member or a participant, we can help guide you through what’s available and what to consider.
Get in touch with our team to learn more about current vacancies, upcoming homes, or how our approach to accessible living might be the right fit.
Accessible Homes
Space, Privacy and Flexibility – Without Compromise
Accessible living homes offer the highest level of flexibility for people who want space, privacy, and the ability to live more independently or with carefully considered shared support.
At Sana Living, our disability homes are typically designed for shared living with purpose – not simply placing people together, but creating environments where privacy, layouts and circulation are carefully balanced.
Our homes include:
- Multiple oversized bedrooms with private ensuites.
- Generous open-plan living areas that allow for easy movement and interaction.
- Dedicated Onsite Overnight Accommodation (OOA) for support staff.
- Separation between private and shared spaces to support routine and downtime.
While accessible housing can include various different design features, some Participants may specifically require wheelchair-friendly layouts. For those wanting to rent a wheelchair accessible home, selected properties may offer better step-free access, wider circulation areas, and specialised accessibility features.
Every element is designed to support both independence and care needs simultaneously, creating an accessible house that is functional, comfortable and stylish. Participants can move freely, engage socially when they choose, and retreat into private areas that feel like their own.
This is accessible community living at its most complete: room to live, not just room to function.
Accessible Villas
Independent Living, Designed for Everyday Ease
Accessible villas are designed for those who want a greater level of independence, while still having access to support when needed.
Typically configured as single-occupancy homes, villas provide a self-contained living environment that prioritises privacy, simplicity and control.
At Sana Living, our disability villas are carefully considered to feel like a natural extension of the surrounding neighbourhood and not a separate or specialised housing type.
Key features often include:
- Two-bedroom layouts for flexibility, visitors or support.
- Open-plan living with seamless indoor-outdoor connection.
- Private alfresco areas and landscaped gardens.
- Accessible kitchens and bathrooms integrated into a residential design aesthetic.
For Participants specifically seeking a wheelchair accessible villa, certain layouts are better suited for wheelchair access and ease of movement throughout the home. We have a range of wheelchair accessible homes for rent and our team can guide you through suitable options based on your individual needs.
What sets Sana Living homes apart is their ability to support independence without isolation.
Participants can maintain their own routine, their own space, and their own pace of living while still being connected to a broader support network where required.
It’s a model that reflects a growing demand for choice, autonomy and a home that feels like your own from day one.
Accessible Apartments
Connected Living with Support Built In
Accessible unit apartments offer a different approach to accessible living; one that combines independence with proximity, community and in some cases, integrated support models.
Designed for people who want to remain close to services, transport and social environments, accessible apartments are typically located in well-connected urban or activity-based areas.
At Sana Living, accessible apartments are planned with careful attention to both individual living and shared infrastructure.
They may include:
- Fully self-contained apartments with accessible kitchens and bathrooms.
- Lift access, secure entry and integrated safety systems.
- Shared onsite support arrangements (where applicable).
- Considered acoustic and spatial design to balance privacy and proximity.
The focus is on creating a living environment where everything is within reach, physically and socially, offering Participants independence within their own apartment, access to support that isn’t intrusive and a meaningful sense of connection to a broader community.
Accessible apartments demonstrate that higher-density living can still deliver quality, dignity and genuine liveability.
At Sana, we take a considered approach to matching homes with your mobility and lifestyle needs. We can assist in identifying layouts that best meet your specific requirements. For example, if you’re seeking a wheelchair accessible apartment for rent, it should include wider doorways and corridors.
Whether it’s a home, villa or apartment, the goal remains the same. Sana Living create accessible housing solutions that feels intentional, considered and genuinely liveable at every scale.
