Your property’s potential may extend beyond the home that already exists on it.
Accessory Dwelling Units, commonly called ADUs, continue to give California homeowners another way to think about their available space.
Depending on the property and applicable requirements, an ADU could potentially serve as:
A private space for extended family
A guest house
A home office
Additional long-term rental housing
Flexible living space for changing needs
For homeowners considering an ADU, however, there’s more to evaluate than simply having enough backyard space.
Lot configuration, zoning, utilities, access, construction costs, existing improvements, and local requirements can all influence what may be possible.
Even if you’re not planning to build today, understanding your property’s potential can be valuable when thinking about future improvements or resale.
Curious whether your property may have additional possibilities? Let’s start by looking at the property and your long-term goals.
