The best ADU Floor Plan addresses family needs and fits the backyard like a glove. Your new ADU should look like it has always been there, not as a foreign object. It should also maximize the space – take as much of your backyard as you are willing to dedicate to the new living area.
Minimal size of an accessory dwelling unit by law is 150 sf ft. We are able to fit a bathroom and small kitchenette into a 200 sf ft studio.
300 sq ft will make a comfortable studio with a kitchenette and more room for a proper bathroom.
The smallest size we offer where you can fit a tiny bedroom in addition to the open space used for living and eating.
Reasonable size for a small one bedroom dwelling unit. The bathroom has enough space for a tub. The size of the kitchen can be adjusted according to your needs.
This one bedroom one bathroom can be executed in an L shaped or in a more traditional I shape layout depending on the space in your backyard.
This one bedroom one bathroom can be executed in an T shaped or L shape layout depending on the space in your backyard. The layout is usually governed by access and privacy considerations.
This two bedroom two bathroom ADU design makes efficient use of space with more emphasis on private quarters than on common living area.
This two bedroom one bathroom ADU design has a comfortable living area, two bedrooms with closets, laundry space and the bathroom with the shower. This plan has an ADA compliant option.
This two bedroom two bathroom ADU has a primary en suite bathroom and an additional bathroom with access from the living area.
This detached two bedroom two bathroom ADU has a primary en suite bathroom and an additional bathroom with access from the living area.
This two bedroom two bathroom ADU has a primary en suite bathroom and an additional bathroom with access from the living area. The kitchen has an option to be a separate room.
This two bedroom two bathroom ADU has a primary en suite bathroom and an additional bathroom with access from the living area. Both bedroom have walk in closets, and there is an additional flex room that could be used as an office. Can easily be used as a main home for a small lot!
We often make site-specific edits to the floor plans design to meet your needs, reflect location details and local permit requirements.
What this means? A couple of examples.
You may have a main house layout that has windows looking directly into the ADU windows if left as is. We can shift the windows so that both homes retain privacy.
You may have a huge tree in your backyard that we need to consider when placing the ADU. We redesign the foundation to make sure the arborist can bless the design and sign us off.
The best way to make sure we understand what you need is to sign up for our complimentary design call. We will run an online check of the backyard during the call with you, and you can share whatever restrictions you may want to incorporate into design.
Surprisingly, the same information that any new construction plan set requires.