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Granny Flats
A Granny Flat can be built either attached or detacted on your property, The size of your land is based on each local council's requirements.
With the increase in property and interest rates, It can be hard to get into the investment market, but by building a Granny Flat means you can maximise on your current investment by providing yourself a constant flow of income. What better way then to build on your current land ?
A Granny Flat is also a perfect kick start for your adult children to save for their own home, having an opporutnity to keep them close but far enough to enjoy there own space too !
A Granny Flats is also the perfect addition for a seperate home office studio space for a work at home professional.
With the increase in property and interest rates, It can be hard to get into the investment market, but by building a Granny Flat means you can maximise on your current investment by providing yourself a constant flow of income. What better way then to build on your current land ?
A Granny Flat is also a perfect kick start for your adult children to save for their own home, having an opporutnity to keep them close but far enough to enjoy there own space too !
A Granny Flats is also the perfect addition for a seperate home office studio space for a work at home professional.
Granny Flat Requirements
the Land
- A maximum of 1 Granny Flat is permissible per lot
- The maximum floor space allowed for a Granny Flat is 60 m2
- Conditions may apply if building in a bushfire, flood affected or conservation heritage area
- For Battle-axe blocks, an access handle of at least 3m wide is required
- Off-street car parking for the Granny Flat is not essential
- If you demolish a garage on the land you are building a granny flat on, you are required to allocate an extra carspot on the property behind the main house and in front of the Granny Flat
The Paperwork
- You now need to obtain a Section 10.7(2) Certificate from Local council
- A sewer Diagram, purchased from the Sydney Water website.
- Tell us if your property Falling to the street or the rear of the property (i.e is the area you want to build higher or lower than the street).
- Are there any large tress in the area where you would like to build