Ryrie Street Residence
A unique pathway to greater independence in East Geelong
Eight bedrooms arranged as three separately accessed living sections. Residents share a home without sharing everything.
The home
Designed to feel like a house, not a facility
The residence sits on 398 Ryrie Street in East Geelong, close to shops, transport and community services. Inside, the home is divided into three sections, each with its own entry, living room and kitchen. Only authorised staff have access across all sections.
The property is intentionally not overcrowded. Numbers are kept lower than the bedroom count would allow so the home stays calm, predictable and easy to navigate.
- Furnished bedrooms with space to personalise
- Private living room and kitchen in each section
- Separate section entries for privacy
- Shared outdoor areas and garden
- Weekly resident meetings on activities and routines
- Close to public transport and local services

Virtual tour
Walk through the home before you visit
Video walkthroughs of the home, a section kitchen and living room, and a furnished bedroom. Each opens in a player with controls and a written description.
Layout
Three living sections
The layout is shown below for context only. Current vacancies and room allocation are confirmed during enquiry.
Section A
Allocation confirmed during enquiryTwo bedrooms, private living room and kitchen
Section B
Allocation confirmed during enquiryFour bedrooms, private living room and kitchen
Section C
Allocation confirmed during enquiryTwo bedrooms, private living room and kitchen
Availability status: Current vacancies and room allocation are confirmed during enquiry.
What you pay
Accommodation, optional board and NDIS support
Accommodation
25% of the Disability Support Pension plus 100% of applicable Commonwealth Rent Assistance
This is the rent arrangement. The exact current amount is confirmed during enquiry and recorded before move-in.
Optional board
35% of the Disability Support Pension where an agreed board package applies
Board is optional. Depending on the agreed package, it may cover utilities, internet, furnishings and weekly groceries. Inclusions are confirmed before move-in.
NDIS-funded support
Person-specific support under an approved plan
Funding may cover agreed disability support linked to goals and assessed needs. It does not pay rent, board or ordinary living costs.
Final costs, package inclusions and available funding are confirmed during the suitability process and set out in writing before any agreement. No dollar amount is fixed on this page because pension and Rent Assistance rates can change.
See the full cost and support guideGallery
A look inside
Practical detail
Support, accessibility and costs
Questions
Frequently asked
Are the bedrooms furnished?
Rooms are provided furnished, and residents are welcome to personalise their space. We confirm exactly what is included in writing before move-in.
Can I choose who I live with?
Compatibility matters. We complete a compatibility assessment with each prospective resident and current residents before an offer is made.
Is support available overnight?
General support is available from 8:00am–8:00pm daily. After-hours, on-call, sleepover or additional overnight support applies only where separately assessed, funded and agreed.
Is the property accessible?
Accessibility and mobility requirements are considered individually. We encourage an inspection with an allied health professional where equipment or environmental needs are involved.
What does it cost?
Accommodation costs and support charges are separate and are set out in writing before any agreement begins, along with what is included.
How do I arrange a tour?
Complete the tour request form on this page, or call the Solara team during office and enquiry hours to arrange a suitable time.
Straight answers
Supported accommodation questions
Book a tour
Come and see the residence
Tell us when suits and who is coming. We will confirm a time and let you know where to park and what to expect.