Have you ever dreamt of having a small guest house in your backyard? A peaceful retreat for family and friends has its benefits. For this reason, it’s not just a place for visitors to stay, but it can also serve as home office, rental ADU, in-laws apartment, home gym, art studio, or a granny flat.
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are becoming more and more popular nowadays, especially as local laws are changing allowing homeowners more options. But what is the legal definition of accessory dwelling units? According to the American Planning Association, an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a small residential dwelling located on the same lot as the primary residence (single-family home).
Are you having mother-in-law problems? Learn how affordable DIY and prefab cottages can guarantee peaceful coexistence.
Have you considered building a mother-in-law cottage on your property? Let’s explore why you should build it as soon as possible.
