Attached dwelling unit

Developing an ADU in your existing Lot can be challenging. We have worked out the points that are required to be considered at the design development stage. An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a secondary dwelling unit that is typically located on the same lot as a single-family home. Few design points are: 1. ADU AREA & SPACE REQUIREMENTS 2.SPACE OPTIMIZATION 3. PRIVACY OR OPENNESS

Constructing a "granny flat" or garage apartment? It can be a pricey undertaking—albeit one that pays off in the long run. Make sure you're aware of these potential ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) costs that can sneak up on you.

An ADU is called an Accessory Dwelling Unit. Other names include backyard cottage, in-law unit, or granny flat. This is essentially a tiny home. Here are ten tips to help you with your ADU project.

Backyard ADUs shares what trends they think homeowners will see when building their small home or accessory dwelling unit in the new year, examining everything from planning to design, construction and more.

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Granny flat, in-law suite or accessory dwelling unit: Slowly but surely, these standalone homes, known by many names, are starting to be built in backyards in Arlington County. "These are not tiny homes," said Michael Novotny, the owner of Backyard Homes, which builds accessory dwelling units, or ADUs. "These are real, high-functioning, high-performing homes that you

Featured, recently built ADUs including flex space, in-law unit, detached, rental income generating, office and hobby spaces.

This is our largest plan, and with 2 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms it is a great option for a rental. This plan can be built with a modern look or a more traditional bungalow exterior. We build small houses, homes, and accessory dwellings in the Raleigh and Durham NC area

ADUs for short are small homes built on the same property as a primary residence. They can either be attached or detached from the primary structure, and can be added to both single-family and multi-family properties. Usually they consist of one to two bedrooms and their own kitchen and bathroom. These cute little abodes can be used in multiple ways from home office spaces, to guest houses for visiting family members and friends, to rental properties that will complement your income.

Move over, McMansions. Seattle just started its "mother-in-law" era.