Independent Living
The architecture is both contemporary and sustainable, shaped by the river, the ocean and the parkland it sits within.
Residences
Monument Bay offers independent living, supported living and green titled townhouse living.
With all residences designed to meet gold-standard accessible living principles, Monument Bay reimagines what a home can hold across a lifetime. Independent living apartments and supported living suites sit within considered architecture that prioritises light, flow and dignity in equal measure. Community spaces are woven through the streetscape, open to the wider public, so residents move from full independence into supported care without ever leaving the place they call home. Every gathering space, courtyard and edge has been shaped to balance connection with privacy — architecture built around belonging.
Modern Living
Contemporary & Informed by the surrounds
The architecture and design are both contemporary and sustainable, shaped by the river, the ocean and the parkland it sits within. Varied façades keep the buildings feeling residential rather than institutional, and shared spaces are pulled toward the edges, where residents and the surrounding community naturally cross paths. Materials were chosen with restraint, favouring calm and safety over spectacle, but without losing warmth – natural textures, soft tones and well-sourced finishes make everyday moments feel more restful than clinical.
Supported Living
Light filled suites with their own ensuites, gathered around communal spaces. Designed to support independence, wellbeing and quality of life at every stage.
Townhouse Living
Monument Bay will offer green titled Townhouse sites, where purchasers can design and build a home to sit comfortably within the neighbourhood.
Services
Health and wellness sit at the heart of daily life, with individual support and care coordination available so every resident’s needs are met without disruption to their independence. Social programs and special interest groups create natural points of connection, drawing people together around shared interests. Transport services extend that same sense of ease beyond the immediate community, keeping the wider community — family, friends, familiar places — within easy reach.
Health and wellness
On-site sessions to help residents stay mobile, active and independent.
Special interest groups
Classes, activities and groups led by residents – designed around staying connected, not just occupied.
Individual support
Coordinated support that adapts as needs change, without leaving the community.
In home assistance
In-home assistance is there when it’s wanted, offering a helping hand that supports independence rather than replacing it.
Social programs
A calendar of shared activities and gatherings keeps residents connected to each other and the life of the wider community.
Care coordination
A single point of contact as care needs evolve, from independence to support.
Lifestyle & Community
Communal spaces, street-facing terraces, gardens and activity hubs are all built around the same idea — that people should have reasons to leave their front door. There’s no set routine to follow; each day is yours to shape, whether that means a coffee with neighbours, a quiet morning in the garden, a walk down to the river or simply doing nothing at all.
Frequently Asked Questions
Monument Bay by Curtin Heritage is a riverfront integrated care community under development at 60 McCabe Street, Mosman Park, spanning approximately 30,000 square metres. Once completed, it will bring together independent and townhouse living, supported living in small-household environment and community in a single, purpose-designed precinct on the Swan River.
Curtin Heritage is an award-winning not-for-profit aged care organisation based in Cottesloe, Western Australia and is one of WA’s leading providers in Perth’s western suburbs. It runs several residences and services, including Marine Views, Waterfront Cottesloe, The Heritage Collective, and RiverSea in Mosman Park.
As the organisation behind the project, Curtin Heritage is shaping every aspect of Monument Bay from its architecture and design philosophy through to its small-household care model. In doing so, Curtin Heritage is extending its long-standing approach to community care into a purpose-built riverfront setting on the Swan River.
Monument Bay is being developed at 60 McCabe Street, Mosman Park, with easy access to the surrounding Mosman Park and Cottesloe community.
Cox Architecture is the masterplan architect, with Urbis engaged as town planner, bringing together considered architecture, landscape and urban design across the site as the development progresses.
Rather than a traditional institutional model, small-household care will organise residents into household groupings, designed to feel more like home, with personalised, relationship-based care.
Monument Bay will offer townhouse and independent living residences and small-household specialised care, allowing residents and families to choose the setting that best suits their needs, with the flexibility to transition between them over time.
Technology will be integrated into the development to support safety, comfort and connection, from everyday convenience to the systems that help our teams respond to clients’ needs.
Monument Bay’s amenities will be designed to support an active, connected lifestyle, with shared spaces for dining, wellness and community, all set within the development’s riverfront landscape once complete.
Monument Bay will bring Curtin Heritage’s long-standing philosophy — that cultural engagement and community care are inseparable — into a purpose-built riverfront setting, designed around residents’ wellbeing, independence and connection to place.
A specific sale date for independent living residences at Monument Bay has not yet been confirmed, as the planning is still under way. We encourage those interested to register their details so they can be among the first informed once sales information is released.
A specific sale date for the R40 housing lots at Monument Bay has not yet been confirmed, as planning is still underway. We encourage those interested to use the Contact Form to register your details with us, ensuring to be among the first to be informed as more information becomes available.
Monument Bay is still in the early planning stages, and a confirmed construction timeline is not yet available. We encourage those interested to register their details so they can be kept informed as plans progress.
Monument Bay will incorporate a curated selection of general-purpose ground-floor spaces. Their design will complement the development’s residential and care offering while creating a vibrant, connected precinct for residents, families and the wider Mosman Park community to enjoy once complete. From everyday conveniences to lifestyle-focused amenities, these spaces are envisaged as a natural extension of Monument Bay’s riverfront character.