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Cost of an Addition in South San Francisco that Includes an Accessory Dwelling
Here’s what it cost to build “Grandma’s House,” an ADU (in-law apartment) in South San Francisco.
Building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) in Fairfax, CA
A couple in Fairfax hired New Avenue to create a detached accessory dwelling for their home. After meeting with the homeowners and getting to know the site, the designer created this floorplan, which includes a bedroom, a full bathroom, a half bathroom, a living room, a dining nook, a kitchen, a deck, and a patio. Closet space and having a half bath in addition to the full bath was important to the homeowners.
Standing Room Only at the Ashby Village Accessory Dwelling Workshop
To help her neighbors who wanted to know more about what accessory dwellings could do for them, Joanne Sullivan, a founding member of the Ashby Village, organized a workshop…
A New Custom Home: The Goal Was “a Home to Grow Old In”
Amy and Tom owned a 743-square-foot, two-bedroom, one-bath home that was built in 1943. That’s tiny, and it just didn’t work for the owners and their goals. Those goals were clear. When asked what they wanted, they explained that they wanted a home for “growing old in.”
Building a Vacation Home? Here’s Where to Start.
A mountain escape with all the fresh air, cool breezes, and dramatic landscapes you could ask for…
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