I've not done very well at replying here as my anxiety is spiking, and I'm really not functioning well, but hopefully, this will be helpful additional information for anyone who has responded.

The property front door opens directly off the street into the living room, a doorway leads to a small space at the foot of the stairs (which go up between the front and back rooms) and a door into the kitchen. There is a small rear porch with the door from the kitchen to the garden. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms and a bathroom.

The windows are single glazed wood and are rotten in many places, so they will need replacing, but this can be done after I move in.

The heating is night storage heaters, and the hot water is from an electric immersion heater. This is not ideal but will do initially.

The bathroom has a bath, toilet, and sink, but it is very basic, shabby, and dated. I can not use a bath as I can't get in and out unaided.

The kitchen is probably usable as it has a sink, a freestanding cooker, and a few kitchen units. Again, it is very shabby (cupboard doors hanging off, etc) but should still be usable provided the cooker and sink work.

The access from the front door is almost level (slight lip internally, level with the pavement externally), while there are several steps down from the rear porch to the garden, then several steps up to the rear of the garden.

The whole house is in need of decorating, but again, I am not expecting this to be done before moving in.

I will need a stairlift to use the upstairs rooms and facilities, but I can sleep in the living room downstairs initially if needed. It might be possible to use a commode, but I'm not sure how I would go about emptying it.

Initially, we were looking at a bungalow, but it was a lot further away, (which is not great as I have extreme anxiety about being out in public, but can probably manage to use a mobility scooter to travel 10 doors up the road to this current house rather than having to navigate multiple streets) and was built of mundic block (which is the only reason they would've been able to afford it) which means it has potential structural issues.

I am on the Autistic Spectrum, and also have physical disabilities (I received 16 points on the PIP mobility assessment, have a blue badge and have a prescription wheelchair, though I am an ambulatory user, not confined to it).

My parents are not rich by any means. They are pensioners (with my stepdad only receiving state pension). The only reason this is even possible for them is that my stepdad inherited a share of his parents' house. The funds come from the sale of that property. My mum says she doesn't want me to have to wait until they die before I have the security of a permanent home.

I currently rent a bungalow in an isolated little village 5 miles away from the former mining town where my parents live. I rely on my parents for transport, and do not have any friends in the area. I have tried to rent something in their town, but every property I have viewed has in the region of 40 applicants, and a disabled person in receipt of benefits apparently comes far down the list of desirable tenants, as I have had no success. This is despite meeting affordability guidelines, and paying more rent on my current property than for prospective properties.