For sale · Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Fully adapted bungalow with ceiling hoist
Built to wheelchair-user standard: ceiling-track hoist, height-adjustable kitchen, voice-controlled lighting and heating.
£425,000 · 3 bedrooms
Buy a home that already works for you — or one that easily could.
Every listing carries the Accessibility Rating: 0 to 5 stars. Silver means a good standard. Gold means the best standard, proven with dated photos or video by the seller — never by you.
Highest-rated homes
5 listings across 5 countries. Listings marked “Sample” are fictional examples that show how the rating works.
For sale · Austin, Texas, United States
Single-story home built to ADA standards
Zero-step entry, 36-inch doors, roll-in shower, lowered counters and a ceiling lift track.
US$689,000 · 4 bedrooms
For sale · Amsterdam, Netherlands
Ground-floor canal-side home with wet room
Rare level-entry home in the centre. Wet room, lowered kitchen, space for a carer.
€725,000 · 2 bedrooms
For sale · Brisbane, Australia
Platinum-level Livable Housing home in a leafy suburb
Built to Australia's highest livable-housing level: step-free, wide doors, hobless shower, reinforced bathroom walls for rails.
A$1,120,000 · 3 bedrooms
For sale · Stockholm, Sweden
Accessible apartment with lift, wet room and hearing loop
Lift-served apartment with a level wet room, visual alarms and a hearing loop in the living room.
SEK 6,950,000 · 2 bedrooms
How the rating works
Stars: how accessible
1 star is step-free. 3 stars is a home a wheelchair user can live in. 5 stars is fully accessible throughout, with smart or voice controls.
Silver or Gold: how good, and how proven
Silver is a good standard. Gold is the best standard and backed by dated photo or video proof, re-checked regularly. Every badge says it in words as well as colour.
Proof is the owner's job
You should never have to phone round asking for door widths. Owners upload measured photos; if something is missing, tell us and the listing is paused until it is fixed.