Purpose-designed Fully Accessible homes

Landscape-led village community

Why Silverleaf?
Contemporary architecture

Private homes with outdoor spaces

Sustainable design principles

Minutes from shops, healthcare and public transport

A New Vision for Accessible Living
For too long, people requiring Specialist Disability Accommodation have often had to choose between functionality and quality of life. At Silverleaf, we believe they should never have to choose.
Silverleaf is a purpose-designed, landscape-led village offering beautiful Fully Accessible homes within a community that supports independence, connection and choice.

Thoughtfully Designed Homes
Every detail has been considered to support independence without compromising on beauty, comfort or privacy.
Every home features:
Redefining Accessible Living
Silverleaf has been created with a simple belief: accessible living should be every bit as beautiful, welcoming and thoughtfully designed as any other residential community.
By combining bespoke architecture, universal design principles and a landscape-led masterplan, Silverleaf is setting a new benchmark for Specialist Disability Accommodation in Australia.
Residents remain free to choose the support providers that best suit their individual needs while enjoying the privacy of their own home within a welcoming village community.


Living in Harmony with Nature
Silverleaf has been designed with a deep respect for the landscape it calls home.
We believe access to nature is part of living well.
From renewable energy and passive solar design to productive community gardens and landscaped walking paths, every element of Silverleaf has been thoughtfully designed to care for both people and the environment.

Peaceful by Nature. Connected by Choice.
Set within the rural landscape of Narre Warren North, Silverleaf offers a quieter way of living while remaining close to shopping, healthcare, public transport and everyday essentials.
It's a place where nature is close, convenience is nearby, and home feels exactly where it should.
The future of accessible living starts here.









