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The Little House Company offer a specialist accessibility category
enabling adapted homes to be marketed directly to buyers looking for disability
features.
Traditionally, owners of adapted properties who wish to sell and move
on, have often had to decide to scrap or strip out the existing modifications
in order to achieve a sale in the conventional market, significantly increasing
the cost of moving home.
With our specialist category, owners of adapted homes with accessible
features can now market such properties directly to the very buyers interested
in purchasing those facilities, along with the home, therefore retaining the
heavy investment made in the existing property.
Properties listed with disabled-access features on this website are
'flagged' enabling buyers to search and find suitable homes in the accessible
category.
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The Accessible
Property Register
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The Little House Company are pleased to announce our partnership with
the Accessible
Property Register, who specialise in accessible and adapted property and
bungalows.
Properties listed in our accessible category are automatically
advertised FREE on the Accessible Property Register property website in
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Definitions
Wheelchair Accessible Property
- Off-street or unrestricted on-street parking.
- No steps between parking area and the entrance to the property,
although there may be a slope.
- Level access to at least one entrance to the property. Entrance may
incorporate access ramp or low threshold.
- Level access to all main living floor rooms.
- A WC or bathroom on the same level as the entrance to the property (or
lift access to a WC on another floor).
- Flats in multi-storey blocks with suitable lift access.
Adapted Property
Adapted properties will contain fixed equipment or adaptations
designed to meet the needs of someone with a physical or other impairment such
as ANY of the following:
- Adapted bathroom (e.g. bath with electrically operated seat, walk-in
bath, fixed or drop-down handrails etc.)
- Level access shower/wet room
- Ground floor (entrance level) bath or shower room
- Adapted kitchen (e.g. lowered working services)
- Wider-than-standard doorways
- Access to upper floor(s) via stairlift or through-the-ceiling lift
- Fixed or tracking ceiling hoist(s)
- Level or ramped access to the garden
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