ADU Homes offer a compact yet spacious living option, typically larger than tiny homes. Depending on local regulations, ADUs can be built up yo the maximum size allowed by law, with some jurisdictions permitting up to 1,200 sq.ft
Secondary housing units are built on a permanent foundation, adhering to ADU-specific zoning and building regulations. Compared to tiny homes, ADUs are generally easier to permit and construct. The full construction process typically takes between 6 to 12 months, though in some cases, it may take longer.
ADUs offer a flexible lifestyle and a low-commitment approach to homeownership, making minimalist living possible almost anywhere traditional homes exist. They provide an affordable housing option, often costing less than renting or owning a larger home, while also serving as a great rental income opportunity.
The average ADU costs $180,000, but most most homeowners spend between $40,000 and $360,000. The average cost by size is $150.00 to $300.00 per sq.ft.
Keep in mind that prices can and will change depending on the type of ADU you are wanting and the different type of construction.
also called backyard cottages, granny flats, laneway houses and DADUs. This type of construction is on the lot of a single family home, often in the back or side of the yard.
garage conversions are garages that get transformed into home living spaces.
or bump-out ADUs": these are added onto houses directly, benefitting from shared walls and easier access utilities.
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