Secondary Residences
More space. More flexibility. One property.
A well-planned ADU can create space for family, guests, work or future needs while adding long-term flexibility to the property. We approach ADUs as part of the architecture of the site—not simply as a small secondary structure.
Designed around how you need the space to work.
Guest House
A private place for visiting family and friends.
Multigenerational Living
Independent space while keeping family close.
Long-Term Flexibility
A residence that can adapt to changing household needs.
Office or Studio
A dedicated environment separated from the main home.
Rental Potential
Where permitted and appropriate, an ADU may provide additional residential flexibility. We never guarantee rental income.
The first question is not design. It is feasibility.
Lot size, zoning, setbacks, utilities, access, existing structures and local requirements all influence what can be built.
We recommend beginning with a property-specific review before committing to a particular floor plan.
Small buildings still deserve good architecture.
An ADU should feel intentional in relation to the main house. Roof form, windows, privacy, outdoor space, entry sequence and material choices all affect whether the new structure feels integrated into the property.
Questions
A few things people ask first.
Can you tell us if an ADU is allowed before visiting the property?
Not with certainty. Lot size, zoning, setbacks, utilities, access and existing structures all matter. We recommend a property-specific feasibility review first.
Will an ADU generate rental income?
Rental potential depends on local rules, the property and how the space is used. We do not guarantee income or eligibility.
Have a property in mind?
Send us the city, address and your intended use. We’ll help identify the next step.