The bathroom will be a little cramped, but keep in mind that you are using the bathroom for very limited roles – none of them requires a lot of room. As you walk into the bathroom, you will be greeted with the toilet against the wall. This will make it easier for the tenant to get to toilet if they have bowel problems. On the wall next to the toilet will be the light switch which will turn on the light in the bathroom. The door will be a pocket door which might take some getting used to, but ideal for cramp spaces. Next to the toilet will be the sink. The sink will have a medicine cabinet, and a couple of cup holders for cups, and toothbrushes.This should allow for a sufficient resource for the tenant to do everything they will need. Next to the sink will be the shower. There will be a rainfall shower head, and a wall mounted folding bench seat for those that have a hard time standing.
The bathroom will have a non-slip flooring for safety even if it will cost a little extra. This will be worth the cost. There will be 3 ceiling lights. One will be above the toilet, the other just outside the shower, and the third above the sink. This will allow the tenant to use the sink even at night time where there is no daylight in the bathroom. The single light switch will control all 3 lights, and since all of the lights are ceiling lights, brand new LED bulbs will be installed before the tenant moves in. Based on average usage, the bulb should last 10 years.