Brat
Give me a museum and I'll fill it. (Picasso) Give me a forum ...
Our first retirement home was ADA accessable except for the shower lip another mentioned. Our current home would have an issue in the bathroom but I notice that other residents have remodeled theirs to fix that. We would need to remove a bookcase we placed in the our hallway but that not a big deal.
It is true that children can move, a factor always to be considered.
In NW Portland I noticed several live-work condos with large multi-use spaces on the ground floor. We weren't looking for such a space but when I walked past them I thought that accessability to the upper floors would be an issue late in life.
It is true that children can move, a factor always to be considered.
In NW Portland I noticed several live-work condos with large multi-use spaces on the ground floor. We weren't looking for such a space but when I walked past them I thought that accessability to the upper floors would be an issue late in life.