Welcome to the Accessible Property Register (APR)
APR promotes accessible residential property for sale and rent, and any property advertised on this website must be accessible to disabled people, including wheelchair users. All adverts include a comprehensive checklist of access features and adaptations.
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Learn MoreLatest Accessible Properties
Houses
Peterborough - fully adapted end-terrace property with wheelchair lift
Connells are delighted to present this two bedroom, end terr
£200,000
Beds 2 | Baths 2
Houses
St Austell - attractive wheelchair accessible bungalow
Detached 3 bedroom bungalow with versatile accommodation. A
£315,000
Beds 3 | Baths 2
Flats
Accessible property in Cherry Hinton Cambridge
In the sought-after area of Cherry Hinton, in a quiet leafy
£260,000
Beds 2 | Baths 1
Houses
Bristol - 4 bed detached property
Wheelchair accessible detached property with entrance level
£895,000
Beds 4 | Baths 2
Houses
Wokingham - 7 bed detached property with wheelchair accessible annexe
Full information and agent contact details via the following
£899,950
Beds 7 | Baths 4
Houses
Loughborough - Wheelchair friendly 2 bed bungalow
This refurbished two bedroom semi detached bungalow occupies
£250,000
Beds 2 | Baths 1
Why Choose Us
Positive about Barrier Free Homes
Accessible property register helps individuals connect with adapted wheelchair friendly properties offered for sale or to rent. Whether it be a holiday home with What is an accessible property? Accessible property’ means a home where the design and layout is free of barriers that might limit its suitability for some potential buyers. For example, a property with steps to the front entrance is unlikely to appeal to a wheelchair user.
For disabled and older people, good access can be a real selling point, and increasingly important to remember as the proportion of older people in the population continues to rise. And it’s not just disabled and older people – how many young mums really want to drag a toddler in a buggy up a flight of steps just to get to the front door?
Many new homes are designed with access as part of the design providing features such as
- Level access shower or wet rooms
- Adapted kitchen with lowered working services
- Easy access to upper floors withstairlifts or through-the-ceiling lift
- Fixed or tracking ceiling hoists
- Level or ramped access to the garden
- Wider-than-standard doorways
Our Clients
Promoting accessible homes for some of the largest property developers across the UK.
