Fully Accessible SDA Homes
What the Fully Accessible design category means, and every Fully Accessible home we have, by area, with photos, floor plans and current availability.
Design category
What Fully Accessible Means
A high level of physical access throughout, built so that someone with significant physical impairment can move through the whole home independently. It suits people who have significant physical impairment and move independently.
Typically includes
- Level, step-free entry
- Wider doorways and corridors
- Turning circles in key rooms
- Roll-in shower and reachable fittings
The wording follows the NDIS SDA Design Standard. Your NDIS plan states which category you're funded for; how the four design categories differ.
1 Fully Accessible Home
We have one Fully Accessible home, at 84 Fradd Road, Angle Vale, and it has a place available now. Filter them on Find a Home
South Australia (1)
Other Design Categories
- Robust (51)
- High Physical Support (81)
- Improved Liveability (6)
Homes by Area
- Victoria (112)
- Queensland (14)
- South Australia (5)
- New South Wales (2)
- Tasmania (2)
- The Northern Territory (4)
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