Supported Independent
Living
Everyday assistance that puts your routines, choices and independence first.
Safe. Supported. Independent.
Premium homes and person-centred support.
Developing a more thoughtful way to live,
right here in Mascot, Sydney.



A premium residence. A small shared-living concept.
A considered next chapter.
An established four-bedroom home with modern amenities, inviting shared spaces and outdoor entertaining areas. Previously used as premium short-stay accommodation and for photographic and commercial productions, the residence offers a foundation for our proposed supported-living model.
With convenient access to transport, shopping and community facilities, the concept includes professional property maintenance and a fourth bedroom intended for overnight or on-site assistance.
Enquire about our proposed residenceThoughtfully planned. Carefully assessed. The residence is being assessed for shared-living suitability, including potential Improved Liveability SDA certification. Final arrangements depend on participant needs, compatibility, design assessment, certification, registration, dwelling enrolment where applicable, approvals and funding. Photographs show the existing property and do not confirm accessibility, suitability or availability.
Growing with care. Our services and accommodation model are in development. NDIS registration is being pursued; commencement is subject to applicable requirements and approvals.
Everyone deserves a home where they feel safe, valued and free to be themselves.
Oasis Living is an emerging disability accommodation and support business in Mascot. We're bringing premium residential spaces, practical support and professional property management together — with independence and dignity at the heart of it all.
Our initial focus is a boutique shared-living residence in Sydney's inner south, with a longer-term vision for thoughtfully managed homes across Greater Sydney.
What matters to usThoughtful accommodation and practical support, designed around the person — not the other way around.
Proposed services · Subject to approvalsEveryday assistance that puts your routines, choices and independence first.
Exploring considered homes that bring comfort and independence together.
Practical support for meaningful everyday life, at home and beyond.
Well-maintained spaces, backed by professional building and property expertise.
NDIS provider registration is being pursued. Services requiring registration will commence only once the applicable requirements are satisfied.
The way we develop our homes and support matters just as much as the spaces themselves.
Your goals, preferences and choices shape the support we aim to provide.
The right assistance, with space to build confidence and live more independently.
Comfortable, safe and well-maintained spaces that support wellbeing.
Meaningful choice in your housing, support and everyday decisions.
Clear systems, accountability and continuous improvement underpin our model.
Opportunities for relationships, participation and a sense of belonging.
Our initial focus is adults with disability whose needs can be appropriately supported in a small shared residential setting.
We aim to explore suitability for people with intellectual disability, autism, acquired brain injury, cognitive or neurological impairments, sensory disability including vision impairment, and psychosocial disability.
A diagnosis alone never determines housing suitability. Your choice, preferences, support requirements, compatibility and individual assessment come first.
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Our proposed collaboration with ROCK Building and Facilities Management brings construction, maintenance and project-delivery expertise to the model.
From home modifications and accessibility improvements to inspections, cleaning, grounds maintenance and capital works, our aim is comfortable, functional homes with responsive upkeep and structured safety oversight. Coordinated procurement and maintenance planning aim to support cost efficiency, with a repeatable property-management framework that can scale to additional residences.
Works will be delivered by appropriately licensed, qualified personnel, with applicable approvals. Housing and participant support functions will have appropriate governance, contractual separation and conflict-of-interest safeguards.
Explore a partnershipOur leadership brings experience in construction, residential and commercial property operations, project delivery, contractor and consultant management, procurement, cost control, compliance, risk and stakeholder coordination.
Specialist support competencies, workforce training, clinical governance and participant safeguarding systems will be established to meet the requirements of the services delivered.
Our longer-term vision is a network of professionally managed residences across Sydney, alongside community support, accessible home modifications and specialist accommodation partnerships. Growth will be guided by participant demand, quality, regulatory requirements and financial sustainability.
For yourself, a family member or someone you support. Share your interest in our proposed services and general preferences — no medical documents needed.
Transparency is part of our approach.
Here's where we are and what comes next.
NDIS provider registration is being pursued. Oasis Living is developing its service capabilities and accommodation model. Services requiring registration will commence only after the applicable requirements have been satisfied. We do not claim current registration or immediate availability.
The residence is being assessed for suitability, including potential Improved Liveability SDA certification. SDA accommodation will be offered only after the necessary design certification, provider registration and dwelling enrolment. Existing property photos do not establish accessibility or participant suitability.
Our initial focus is adults with disability whose needs can be appropriately supported in a shared residential setting. Potential groups include people with intellectual disability, autism, acquired brain injury, cognitive or neurological impairments, sensory disability including vision impairment, and psychosocial disability. Diagnosis alone does not determine suitability: individual assessment, support requirements, choice, compatibility, preferences and funding will guide any arrangement.
Yes. We welcome early conversations with participants and families, support and specialist support coordinators, psychosocial recovery coaches, SIL and SDA providers or developers, occupational therapists and allied-health professionals, hospitals and discharge teams, community organisations, property owners and investors. An enquiry is not a referral acceptance or confirmation of a place.
Our proposed model integrates professional accommodation management and building services. Housing and participant support functions will be managed with appropriate governance, contractual separation and conflict-of-interest safeguards. Specialist disability support competencies, workforce training, clinical governance and participant safeguarding systems will be established in accordance with the services delivered.
Whether you're exploring options for yourself, someone you support, or a potential partnership, we'd love to hear from you.
Participants and families · Support coordinators · Recovery coaches · SIL & SDA providers · Allied-health and OT professionals · Hospital discharge teams · Community organisations · Property owners and investors
Premium homes. Personalised support. Meaningful independence.