UFAS-certified accessibility
Accessible homes, built new — and measured.
Most buyers who need an accessible home are told to buy an older house and spend $40,000–$80,000 retrofitting it. Meadow Hills offers UFAS-certified new construction instead — and we publish the actual measurements, because “accessible” isn’t an answer. A dimension is.
Accessible interiorA
Wheelchair & mobility users
Single-level living with turning clearances and a roll-in shower, with no retrofit cost.
B
Aging in place
A home that works now and later — and for adult children buying for a parent.
C
Disabled veterans
VA-loan eligible, and potentially compatible with VA Specially Adapted Housing grants. Confirm with your VA lender.
D
Multigenerational households
A four-bedroom, single-story layout that keeps everyone on one accessible level.
What a wheelchair actually needs.
Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS) reference dimensions. Final as-built figures are confirmed per home — request the certificate for any specific lot.
- Entry & interior door clear width
- ≥ 32″
- Hallway clear width
- ≥ 36″
- Wheelchair turning space
- 60″ ⌀
- Roll-in shower
- ≥ 30″×60″
- Thresholds
- ≤ ½″ beveled
- Forward / side reach range
- 15″–48″
- Switches & controls
- within reach
- Grab-bar blocking
- reinforced
Reference values shown for demonstration. Replace with each home’s certified as-built dimensions before launch, and link the UFAS certificate per lot.