Add a Charming & Functional Space to Your Southern California Home: Build a New Detached ADU

What is an New Attached ADU?

A new detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a separate and independent residential structure located on the same property as the primary dwelling. Unlike attached ADUs, which share one or more walls with the main house, detached ADUs stand alone and have their own distinct footprint. These units can take various forms, such as standalone cottages, converted garages, or purpose-built structures, and typically include living quarters, a kitchen, a bathroom, and sometimes additional amenities.

Detached ADUs offer several benefits, including increased privacy for both the occupants of the primary residence and the ADU, the potential for rental income or housing extended family members, and flexibility in design and use. They can serve as guesthouses, rental properties, home offices, studios, or even primary residences, depending on local zoning regulations and the needs of the property owner.

Why Choose a New Detached ADU in Southern California?

• Boost Your Property Value: ADUs are increasingly popular, adding value to your property.

• Earn Rental Income: Rent out your ADU for a steady income stream.

• Welcome Family or Guests: Provide comfortable accommodation for loved ones.

• Create a Home Office or Studio: Enjoy a dedicated workspace separate from your main home.

• Housing Solution: ADUs address the shortage of affordable housing by providing smaller, more cost-effective living spaces in desirable neighborhoods.



Ready to Get Started?

Building an ADU can be a smooth and rewarding experience.

Here are the next steps:

• Talk to Professionals: Connect with experienced ADU builders and designers who can guide you through the permitting process and construction phases.