Frequently Asked Questions

A granny flat is a self-contained living area usually located on the grounds of a single-family home. It can be detached, or attached to the other dwelling, and is designed to accommodate one or two persons. 

We build our granny flats across different areas. Please contact us for detailed information on our service areas. 

The cost of building a granny flat can vary depending on size, design, and finishes. Please contact us for a detailed quote. 

Yes, either a Development Application (DA) or a Complying Development Certificate (CDC) is needed to build a granny flat. We can assist you with this process. 

Generally, it takes 14-16 weeks to build a granny flat after the initial site setup. 

Among other things, your property must have a minimum size of 450 square meters, a minimum frontage of 12 meters, and comply with certain setback requirements. 

Yes, a granny flat can add significant value to your property, both in terms of resale value and potential rental income. 

This depends on local council regulations. Contact us and we can provide information specific to your location. 

Your land must be a minimum of 450m2 with a minimum frontage of 12 metres. 

The maximum size for a granny flat is approximately 60m2, plus a porch or patio where permissible. 

Generally, a granny flat must be associated with an existing dwelling, but rules may vary. Contact us for information specific to your situation. 

Current regulations allow for one granny flat per property block.  

Considerations include property size, location of existing structures, sewer lines, and trees, as well as local regulations. 

Yes, subject to regulations and the suitability of the structure. We can assist with this process. 

We offer a range of modern designs, but you can also work with our draftsmen to create a custom design that complements your existing house.