Photos are how most people first assess a property. They must be recent, accurate and taken with residents' privacy front of mind.
What to photograph
- Front approach and entry.
- Main living, kitchen and dining area.
- A representative bedroom and its bathroom.
- Any distinctive access feature — hoist provisioning, level-entry shower, backup power cabinet.
- Outdoor space and any parking.
What to avoid
- Photos that identify current residents without written consent.
- Heavily edited or dated images that no longer match the home.
- Wide-angle shots that misrepresent room size.
Alt text
Every photo needs meaningful alternative text describing the content. This helps screen-reader users and improves search results.
Reviewed 2026-07-16 by SDA Listings editorial. SDA Listings is an independent property-listing and connection platform. It is not the NDIA, the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission or an NDIS funding decision-maker. Property information is supplied by advertisers and should be independently verified. SDA Listings does not determine participant eligibility, approve SDA funding, enrol SDA dwellings or guarantee property suitability, availability or occupancy.
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