A self-contained backyard home with its own outlook.
Wide glass sliders, a covered deck and a clear side path give the dwelling privacy from the main house and a proper place to arrive.
Homsha service
Granny Flats & Secondary Dwellings
Homsha scopes secondary dwellings around the real block: side access, services, privacy from the main home, outdoor space, approval pathway and a layout that can work as an independent small home.
What Is Included
- One and two bedroom layout planning
- Private entry, deck and garden connection
- Kitchen, bath/laundry and storage coordination
- Services, access and approval pathway review
Project direction
See how Granny Flats takes shape.
The images below show the design direction, layout priorities and site decisions that matter before a build is priced.
Floor plan
Two bedrooms, open living and storage in one clear plan.
This layout shows how bedrooms, bath/laundry, entry storage, kitchen, living and deck can sit together before the project moves into drawings.
A real living space, not a spare room at the back.
The interior direction keeps the kitchen, lounge, dining nook, storage and bathroom connected so the dwelling can support everyday use.
Service process
How This Project Moves.
Check the block
Review access, setbacks, services, the main house position and where a private entry can work.
Resolve the layout
Map bedrooms, kitchen, bath/laundry, storage, glazing and deck space before quoting the build path.
Build the dwelling
Coordinate structure, services, finishes and landscaping so the result reads as a complete backyard home.
Questions About Granny Flats
Is every block suitable?
No. NSW Planning notes complying development requirements such as lot size, so the actual block needs to be reviewed before assuming approval.
Can it be rented?
Use depends on approval, title and local requirements. Get project-specific advice before relying on rental use.