A 1 bedroom flat in Toronto, Canada

Sleeps 2 people

Wheelchair-friendly

Rooms

1 living room

1dining room

1 kitchen

1 double bedroom

1 bathroom

1 toilet

Suitability

suitable for a wheelchair user

The home is suitable for people with

a family with a disabled child

a mobility impairment

Accessibility adaptations

Kitchen

I have kitchen work surfaces at a good height for me to use

I have a cooker, and other kitchen appliances at a good height for me to use

there is a hoist

Bedroom

1 accessible double bedroom

Hoyer Lift Touch Lamp Queen Size adjustable bed Ceiling fan with remote

Living room

Balcony with level access

Bathroom/shower

I have a wet room/roll in shower

Toilet

I have a right-hand transfer onto my toilet

I have push-up bars to get onto/off the toilet

Mobility

Wheelchair access

Bathroom

Bedroom

Kitchen

Living Room

Dining room

Inner door width

At least 32 inches (812mm) (USA standard)

Inside

There are no steps inside my house

Inside my home I use

an electric wheelchair

Entrance

There are no steps into the house

Front door width

at least 32 inches (812mm) (USA standard)

Additionally...

A car swap is available

The car has an electric lift/ramp to enable a wheelchair to get in

The car has fixings to immobilise a wheelchair while in transit

My home also has

wifi

streaming tv services (Netflix etc)

a washing machine

a tumble dryer

parking/garage

Track ceiling lift in the bedroom Queen size adjustable bed Pull-out couch in living room Paid laundry room in basement Paid Parking

Outside

There is a garden the garden is accessible There's a patio There's a balcony

In the area

We live in a one bedroom apartment in mid-town Toronto within 5 minute walk/wheel to an accessible subway station

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