You can get a disability reduction if your home has certain facilities for meeting the needs of a
person with a disability, whether it is an adult or a child, provided they are living in the property.
These are:
- A room (other than a kitchen or bathroom) which is mainly used by the disabled person, or;
- An extra kitchen or bathroom required for meeting the disabled person’s needs, or;
- Enough floor space or widened doorways to allow a wheelchair to be used indoors.
The disabled person must live in the dwelling on a permanent basis. The reduction will be equivalent to a re-banding of the dwelling into the band immediately below that shown in the Valuation List. In the case of a band “A” dwelling, the reduction will be equivalent to 1/9th of a band “D” rate.
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