This purpose-built, NDIS-approved accessible residence has been specifically designed to provide comfortable, functional, and independent living for people with disability, with particular consideration given to wheelchair users. The home incorporates a range of specialised accessibility features that distinguish it from a standard residential dwelling.
Accessibility has been prioritised throughout the property, with widened doorways, generous circulation spaces, and lowered fixtures and fittings to enhance ease of movement and day-to-day functionality. The open-plan kitchen, living, and dining areas have been thoughtfully designed with lowered work surfaces and an accessible layout that promotes independence and practicality.
Bedrooms 1 and 2 each feature purpose-built accessible ensuites, specifically designed to accommodate mobility requirements while improving safety, convenience, and ease of use. The remaining bathroom facilities throughout the home have also been designed with disability-friendly layouts and accessibility features.
A notable feature of the property is the dedicated carers' accommodation, comprising a separate bedroom and bathroom. This provides private and practical accommodation for carers, support staff, or extended family members while maintaining separation and privacy from the primary living areas.
The dwelling has been approved under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), further enhancing its appeal to purchasers seeking compliant specialist disability accommodation. This approval, together with the home's purpose-built design and accessibility features, positions the property as a rare offering within the local market. While its specialised nature is likely to appeal to a more targeted purchaser profile, it also offers broader appeal as a highly adaptable and future-focused residence suitable for ageing in place or changing mobility needs.
In assessing the market value, consideration has been given to the quality of construction, the extent and standard of the specialised accessibility modifications, the NDIS approval status, the overall functionality of the design, and the limited availability of comparable purpose-built accessible homes within the local market. These factors have been appropriately reflected in the valuation assessment, recognising both the property's specialised market appeal and its overall utility.
