We shouldn’t play favourites..

but at Nesti HQ – March is a marvellous time of year. The leaves are turning, the afternoons linger, and it’s the ideal time to settle into something new (like a new home, perhaps?)

Built to HPS Specialist Disability Accommodation Standards

Balga has long shed its reputation of the 90’s and has fast become one of the most requested suburbs in the Nesti portfolio. With a strong sense of community and great access to everything north of the river, we’re proud to present two brand-new, park-side homes. 

Open to Appendix H and flexible funding options.

Feature packed:

• Assistive technology throughout  
• Accessible kitchens with open living & dining  
• Landscaped private backyards 
• Near to amenities, parklands, and health services 
• White goods & shared furniture included  
• Choice of housewarming gift or customisations

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The keys to this boutique block of just six apartments will soon be in the hands of the Nesti team. With flexible living arrangements available – solo, with a loved one, or even a pet. This is adaptable beauty will suit your lifestyle to a tee, no matter your preference. 
 

All the trimmings come included – like height-adjustable bench-tops, smart-tech integration, and even a bike rack on entry. Built-in robes and personal storage keep things tidy, and reverse-cycle air conditioning keeps the climate right, all year round. 

With seamless connection to Belmont Forum, health centres, and transport direct to the CBD. Explore what is right outside your door, knowing a quiet retreat awaits your return home.

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In a sector where checks and balances can vary widely, working with a licensed team guarantees your SDA investment or tenancy are handled with compliance and care.

As a licensed Real Estate; Pam, Jodi and the Nesti Realty team are uniquely positioned to deliver property management you can trust.

If you’d like to speak to them for their expert advice, you can get in touch here.

SIL Providers: Your Key to a Karnup Gem

4 bed | 3 bath | 2 car

Built to HPS SDA Standards. For Rent $825 p/week

A peaceful combination of modern comfort with accessibility. This property is poised for a trusted and reputable SIL provider, looking to deliver high-quality support services, in a highly-quality home, right in the heart of the Karnup.

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Is Your Abode Autumn Ready?

Our Maintenance Team have had a massive summer (shout out Darren and Guido!). They’ll now turn their attention to prepping homes for the cooler months. Cleaning gutters, trimming trees, sealing gaps in waterproofing. Anything your property needs for the months ahead – they’re the ones for the job. 

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As you round the corner of this High Wycombe development, you sense that something is different. Perhaps, it’s the umbrella of the Macadamia tree, hugging the street frontage. The textural earth walls that rise to meet the spring sky. The joyful trades on site – singing along to the boombox – as they put the finishing touches to the exterior cladding.

It feels like a natural extension of what’s always been here, paired with an undeniable sense that these will be homes unlike any we’ve seen before.

In the first of our Meet the Makers series, we sit down with Mike and Chantelle, the dual minds behind Solterra Building Co, to unpack their design practice known as ‘neuroarchitecture’. As they look to rewrite the standard of SDA in Western Australia. 

Nesti: Let’s start with an introduction from yourself & a bit about the Green Building Co. Philosophy.

Solterra: Sure, so we are Mike and Chantelle. We created Solterra homes to be a point of different in the market. We are about building homes that feel good. That are filled with light. Materials that you just want to touch. And spaces that promote a sense of wellbeing. 

Nesti: From the Macadamia trees to the rammed-earth walls, there is a homage to the natural environment at play in this build. How important is respecting that to your overall vision for these homes?

Solterra: The trees are what initially drew us to this site, as we’ve gotten Macadamias and flame trees that anchor the build and determined the positioning for the three homes. The rammed-earth walls not only look beautiful and tactile but are a sustainable option that retain heat in winter and keep the homes cool in summer. 

Our vision has been realised by bringing nature in, wherever possible. The floor to ceiling windows, as well as access to courtyards, means the flow not only feels good – but promotes a calm and serene environment to live in. 

Nesti: In terms of how you approached this development – where did you draw inspiration from?

Solterra: In the homes at High Wycombe, we’ve found inspiration in the emerging field of neuroarchitecture. A design philosophy that explores how our brains and bodies respond to spaces and places. And we use these cues throughout the homes; hallways that glimpse the green outdoors, living spaces that are orientated to feel like a sanctuary, and double-glazed windows for a noise-free environment. We’ve delved deep – not only on functionality – but how you feel here. 

Nesti: What made you choose the Nesti team to collaborate with in bringing these homes to life?

Solterra: We joined with Nesti at the very beginning stages of this project, right after we secured the site. They have been pivotal in guiding us through what works and what doesn’t and encouraged us to go above and beyond the Specialist Disability Accommodation guidelines. It’s been a fantastic relationship and we’re so excited for them to manage these properties and support the people who will call these homes their own.

Nesti: What does a day in the life look like for a resident who choose to live here?

Solterra: High Wycombe remains a bit of a hidden gem. It’s a location that is so central – with easy access to the city, or a short drive up the hills into the quaintness of Kalamunda. There are cafes and amenities on your doorstep. Plus a real community feel with the homes being side by side. 

If you choose to spend the day at home, you’ll have a range of relaxing spaces to enjoy. Every bedroom is a peaceful retreat, the kitchen is communal and fitted with high-end appliances, plus there are two living and lounge areas to choose from to watch a movie or the breeze through the trees outside. 

Nesti: Can you give us three words that describe the homes at what you’ve achieved here?

Solterra: Sanctuary. Wellbeing. Grounded. 

2 x 3-bedroom homes for High Physical Support

1 x 2-bedroom home for High Physical Support

Estimated move in date: February 2026

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Nesti’s latest SDA begins

Two purpose-built homes will be constructed in Beechboro to meet growing demand for Specialist Disability Accommodation in Western Australia, with the first soil turned by the project stakeholders last week. This block will soon become customised homes for six people with disability to help meet their individual needs and maximise day-to-day independence.

The property development will be lead by WAI Group, with Nesti Housing as the Specialist Disability Accommodation provider, and Nulsen Disability Services deliver the supported independent living services.

Located 13km from the Perth CBD, 100m from public transport and less than 500m from a supermarket and café, the residences have been designed to comply with and exceed SDA and NDIS standards. Each property is architecturally designed with three bedrooms, as well as large corridors and living spaces so participants can navigate the home with ease, step-free paths, adjustable kitchen benches, movable cabinets and height accessible light switches and power points.

Residents will have their own bedroom and ensuite and access to a kitchen, generous living spaces and an outdoor area. There is also a separate bedroom, office space and bathroom for overnight support care professionals.

WAI Group Director Paul Stanley said the Beechboro project was the latest investment in a slate of inclusive SDA homes by WAI Group across the state. “WAI Group is as proud leader in Specialist Disability Accommodation and affordable housing in WA. Together with disability and supported independent living providers, we are committed to increasing stocks of SDA properties.”

Nesti Housing Managing Director James Allbeury said everyone deserved a safe, accessible, inclusive home. “At Nesti Housing, we believe everyone deserves a home that supports their independence and dignity. This project in Beechboro is a great example of what’s possible when like-minded partners come together to deliver high-quality, purpose-built housing that truly meets the needs of people with disability.”

Fortitude Living and G Living architect-builder Gianpaolo Crugnale said the Beechboro project had been designed to meet the personal needs of participants, while using best-practice architecture and construction. “The needs of future residents have been central to the planning of these homes, with designs that blend practical ideas and comfortable living. Our expertise and creative approach ensures each project we work on is tailored to the people who will ultimately live there.”

We’re excited to bring you construction updates as the project takes shape.

Nesti & Nulsen align again

Even the 40°C heat couldn’t stop the Nesti team, our partners, and future families from gathering for the official groundbreaking of this extra exciting micro-estate.

On the shovels were Nulsen CEO Caroline Watt, SDA Compass Managing Director Jim Poignand, City of Gosnells Mayor Terresa Lynes and Nesti Managing Director James Allbeury.

Joining them were members from each of the partner teams along with Ainsley Cousins, the devoted parent of Ben who will be living in one of the homes when completed in mid-2025.

Along with other family members, Ainsley has been involved in the planning of this specialised development for the past year, including the selections of bricks, roofing, colour schemes and layouts.

When completed, these four exceptional properties will be managed by Nesti Housing and home to several people Nulsen supports. We can’t wait!

Specialist living in Mandurah

A stylish apartment complex in Mandurah is part of a new era in dedicated homes for Western Australians with a disability.

The project is a collaboration between property developer NDIS Property WA, specialist disability accommodation provider Nesti Housing and supported independent living provider Diversity South and was officially opened today by the Member for Dawesville Lisa Munday.

Comprising four, 2-bed 2 bathroom apartments and two residential studios to provide onsite overnight assistance (if required), the homes are designed to promote independent living while meeting rigorous high physical support (HPS) standards.

NDIS Property WA Managing Director, John Palmer said the company was driven to create amazing homes to support people living with a disability.

Each of the homes has premium fixtures and assistive technology including facial recognition, environmental controls and height adjustable features giving easy access from a standing or seated position to bench tops, cupboards and cabinets. There is also provision to fully automate the home if needed.

Mr Palmer, emphasised NDIS Property WA’s unwavering commitment to creating more housing opportunities for people with a disability.

Nesti Housing Managing Director James Allbeury said the Hall Street apartments align with Nesti’s commitment to ensuring that individuals with disabilities have a safe, accessible, and inclusive home. “Creating sustainable housing solutions for the Western Australian community is core to what we do at Nesti as a housing provider.”

The apartments have fully accessible parking and are close to public transport, shopping centres, medical facilities and the stunning Mandurah foreshore.

The Mandurah homes are part of Nesti Housing’s growing residential portfolio which include home options in Carlisle and Riverton, with further developments underway in Hamilton Hill, Maddington, Dalyellup, Midvale, and Australind.

Eight homes. Endless opportunities

Eight new bespoke homes will be built across Perth’s southern corridor to meet growing demand for Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) in Western Australia.

The properties, to be built in Carlisle, East Riverton, East Cannington, and Hamilton Hill, will provide opportunities for people living with disability to reside in beautiful, customised homes that cater to their specific needs.

The architecturally designed, fully furnished homes will incorporate large corridors and living spaces to navigate with ease, step-free paths, adjustable kitchen benches, and height-accessible light switches and power points.

The projects are a collaboration between property developer WAI Group, architect/builder Fortitude Living and G Living, specialist disability accommodation provider Nesti Housing, and supported independent living provider Nulsen Disability Services.

The East Riverton, Hamilton Hill, East Cannington, and Carlisle developments will each offer two three-bedroom homes. Each participant will have their own bedroom and ensuite, along with access to a kitchen, generous living spaces, and an outdoor area. There is also a separate bedroom, office space, and bathroom for overnight support care professionals.

WAI Group Director Paul Stanley said the developments were the latest investment in a series of inclusive SDA homes led by WAI Group across the state.

Nesti Housing Managing Director James Allbeury said Nesti was driven to creating sustainable housing solutions for the WA community to ensure individuals with disability not only had an appropriate place to call home, but also a place to thrive.

Nulsen Disability Services Chief Executive Officer Caroline Watt said Nulsen was proud to offer supported independent living in spacious SDA homes that offer privacy, dignity, and thoughtful accessibility.

Fortitude Living and G Living architect-builder Gianpaolo Crugnale said a well-considered design was critical for SDA properties to meet the requirements of tenants, while ensuring the functionality of the home is balanced with good design principles.

The East Riverton and Carlisle developments are due for completion in February while the Hamilton Hill homes will be finished in June. The East Cannington properties are expected to be completed by January.