CA ADU Setback Requirements Explained!
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by ari
11M ago
If you’re trying to figure out if you have enough space to build an ADU or what the maximum size is that you can build on your lot, one term that you may have heard come up is “Setbacks”.  So what are these and what are the ADU Setback requirements on your property? Well, that is exactly what we are going to go over here! What Are Setbacks? To get us started, what are setbacks?  Well, setbacks are the required distances between your ADU and property lines, fences, streets, and other structures.  Let’s break down the most common setbacks that you must keep in mind if you are ..read more
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Can You Build An ADU On Your Property?
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by Mike Goldstein
11M ago
With all of the rules and regulations in California and elsewhere, a very frequently asked question of homeowners looking to add space to their home is “where can I place an ADU”. Essentially, an accessory dwelling unit or ADU can be built on any property that has been zoned for residential, or multifamily use. Where on my property can I build an ADU? Depending on the size of the backyard space that you have available, your ADU can be built in your backyard, your side yard, and even possibly your yard if there are no local regulations. The gist of it is that any ADU that is built needs to b ..read more
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Can I finance my ADU?
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by Mike Goldstein
11M ago
You may be wondering if Anchored Tiny Homes has ADU financing options available, and what those options are. Well, the answer is yes, the company can provide financing.  Kevin with Anchored Tiny Homes, recently discussed the options available to Sacramento homeowners. As one of the nation’s largest stick build ADU builders, we have several financing options available for our customers.  The first option and the most common is the HELOC or the home equity line of credit. HELOC Loans Essentially, this type of home construction loan acts as a revolving line of credit based on the equit ..read more
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How Much Does An ADU Cost In Sacramento, CA?
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by ari
11M ago
Have you been wondering how much it would cost to build an ADU on your property in Sacramento?  And we’re here to help you find out!  Now, before we really dive in, I would like to get one thing out of the way…  The short answer to this question is that it really depends on your specific property and area, but I’ll do my best to break down all of the numbers here, so you can get an idea of what type of numbers you’ll most likely be looking at.  Read below to get the full breakdown!  Construction Costs  The largest cost that contributes to the building of an Access ..read more
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What is a backyard cottage?
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by ari
11M ago
In Northern California among other areas in the country, a backyard cottage, also known as a granny flat, accessory dwelling unit (ADU), or laneway house, is a small structure that can be attached to or separate from the main house. They are becoming more and more popular as a way to add extra living space to your home without having to go through the hassle and expense of building additions to your actual house. There are a number of different types of backyard cottage designs, each with its own pros and cons. Some people use them as guesthouses, while others convert them into home offices or ..read more
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Will an ADU Add Square Footage to My House?
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by ari
11M ago
What Exactly Is an ADU? Accessory dwelling units are self-contained housing units subordinate to and located on the same parcel of land as a single-family home. The California Legislature reduced regulations for building ADUs in 2020 as a way for homeowners to create affordable rental housing opportunities for individuals or families. How will an adu add square footage to a home? If you’re wondering how an ADU adds space to a home, here are some great examples: An ADU added 400 square feet to a one-bedroom home in Downtown Sacramento—that’s enough room for a bedroom or home office ..read more
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What Are ADU Homes?
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by ari
11M ago
Types of ADUs ADUs go by different names depending on their location, construction, and design. These are four of the most common: Detached ADU or Small Home Detached ADUs stand on their own, independent of the main building. Typically, they’re smaller structures built in the backyard away from the house or garage. In different areas of the country, people call detached ADUs granny flats, backyard cottages, or laneway houses. Attached ADU  As the name implies, attached ADUs are attached to the permanent dwelling. They usually include a separate entrance on the side of the house. This type ..read more
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What is the Difference Between an ADU and a Tiny Home on Wheels?
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by ari
11M ago
What is an Accessory Dwelling Unit? ADU stands for accessory dwelling unit. Homeowners typically build these fully functional secondary dwellings to provide a home for family members or serve as rental units. ADUs are also called granny flats, backyard cottages, carriage houses, garage/alley apartments, laneway houses, and secondary suites. Built on the same property as an existing house, ADUs provide a permanent home for at least one person. They typically include a bathroom, a small kitchen area, and a separate entrance. An ADU is never mobile and always smaller than the primary home. There ..read more
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Can I build an ADU on my property in California?
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by ari
11M ago
What is an accessory dwelling unit? An accessory dwelling unit, often known as an ADU, is a secondary housing unit on a single-family lot. The word “accessory dwelling unit” has a clinical sound to it, but it’s the most frequent phrase in the United States to identify this type of tiny house without wheels. An attached ADU is connected to the main house, or it can be a detached ADU structure, like a small cottage. It may be used as living space for a relative, such as an aging parent, or it could provide rental income. The regulations for ADUs vary from state to state. In California, the pro ..read more
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