E18. Unlocking the benefits of building a Granny Flat on your property

Building Design, Prime Time

Welcome to episode 18 of the Building Design, Prime Time podcast. In this episode, Frank and Amelia welcome special guest Alicia, one of Prime Design's valued Building Design experts. In this episode, we'll dive into the ins and outs of building a granny flat on your property. We'll discuss the benefits of adding a granny flat, the different types of designs and layouts available, and the requirements you need to consider before starting construction. We'll also share some tips and tricks for designing and building a granny flat that meets your specific needs and budget.
If you're looking to add additional space to your property, building a granny flat may be the perfect solution. Granny flats are small, self-contained living spaces that can be built on the same property as your primary residence. They're a great option for those who need extra space for family members, guests, or even as a rental property.
Whether you're looking to create a space for aging parents, a home office, or a rental property, building a granny flat can be a cost-effective and practical solution. Tune in to this podcast to learn more about the benefits and considerations of adding a granny flat to your property.
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