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Granny units, also referred to as mother in law suite plans or mother in law house plans, typically include a small living/kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. Our granny pod floor plans are separate structures, which is why they also make great guest house plans. You can modify one of our garage plans for living quarters as well.
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Designed for one or two persons, a granny flat is a self-contained living area usually located on the grounds of a single-family home . A granny flat can be detached, or it can be attached to the other dwelling. It is sometimes called a granny flat because it is a popular way for families to accommodate aging parents .
Granny Pod with Winter Garden "Doris" - 411 sq ft Regular price: $490.00 Estimated DIY cost to build $23,700 Winter gardens such as this one can bring so much-needed happiness to your parents. Even if you are not placing your elderly into the shipping container home , a tiny granny pod can definitely feel like a container-like closed space.
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Granny pods are often referred to as mother in law pods or mother-in-law suites. They are also sometimes referred to as granny flats, mother-in-law-cottages, or auxiliary dwelling units (ADUs). These pods are small modular homes that typically contain anywhere from 300 to 500 square feet of living space.
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Susan Adcox is a grandparenting advice expert who wrote as an authority on grandparenting for nearly 10 years for The Spruce. She retired from teaching to become more actively involved in her grandchildren's lives. She authored the grandparenting book "Stories From My Grandparent: An Heirloom Journal for Your Grandchild."

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Designed for one or two persons, a granny flat is a self-contained living area usually located on the grounds of a single-family home. A granny flat can be detached, or it can be attached to the other dwelling. It is sometimes called a granny flat because it is a popular way for families to accommodate aging parents .

In the building industry, the granny flat is most often known as an accessory apartment or accessory dwelling unit (ADU). Other terms include granny pod, mother-in-law unit, in-law apartment, bonus unit, casita, carriage unit, and ohana unit (primarily in Hawaii).

Many granny flats fall into the tiny house category, and the surge in interest in tiny house living has been a boon to grandparents who are interested in this type of housing.

The average tiny home measures just 100 to 400 square feet on average, though they can be as small as 80 square feet or as big as 700 square feet.

Granny flats/tiny houses may be used for nannies or for young adult members of the family. They are sometimes used as rental units, but zoning laws and deed restrictions sometimes ban renting.

As multigenerational housing becomes more accepted, granny flats are likely to become more prevalent. Realtors and builders report that they are already a good selling point.

Some granny flats are miniature versions of full-sized housing units, with complete kitchens. In others, kitchen facilities are limited, perhaps to a mini-fridge and microwave, which involve fewer safety issues than full kitchens.

The newest wrinkle in the granny flat business is popularly called a granny pod. It offers high-tech monitoring capabilities so that the inhabitant can be checked on via remote access. Other devices include a timed medication dispenser. The amenities that can be installed include a toilet that checks temperature and does simple urinalysis.

Barriers to the growth of granny flats include municipal statutes, zoning laws, building restrictions, neighborhood covenants, and other regulations. In many cases, homeowners simply ignore or circumvent such regulations, which is relatively easy to do when converting a garage or other existing structure but is less easy when building a new structure .

New construction is more expensive as well, and homeowners may find it difficult to get financing. Connecting utilities can also be expensive. Some municipalities require that driveways and/or off-street parking be provided for the granny flat occupant, which can add to expenses or be completely unfeasible for certain properties.

The growth of the prefabricated or modular building industry has made it easier for some homeowners to add a granny flat, but this type of structure may be prohibited in some localities.

Besides providing living space, the granny flat offers other advantages. There is greater security with another tenant on the property, especially if the apartment is oriented toward the side or back of the lot. Tenants can sometimes share transportation and other amenities with the occupants of the main house. Sometimes they may be able to share childcare, lawn care, and other maintenance tasks.

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Round or circular houses are more energy-efficient than conventional “boxy” homes because there is less unused space (i.e. corners) for cold or hot air to collect and there is less drafting because the wind goes around the building rather than trying to penetrate cracks in a large solid wall. In addition to that, for constructing a round home similar to a wooden yurt you’d use 15% – 20% fewer materials than for a traditional square house .
Posted on Published: October 12, 2020
As the US population rapidly ages, we see assisted living apartments sprouting left and right. However, many of us just recently realized that our elderly parents would be much safer staying with their families instead of relying on often ridiculous decisions of elected officials and bureaucrats. This is why Granny Pods are surging in popularity as assisted living alternatives.
Since we are talking about our elderly, these are not just cheap modular homes but the ones that have everything suited for living on the ground level. Forget about those cool tiny home trailers with sleeping lofts accessible only by steep ladders. You need something very similar to assisted living apartments in the shape of a stand-alone tiny house that you can put in your backyard. Grandma or grandpa would appreciate privacy, quiet time, and the chance to be protected from the seasonal flu.
Many of you would be skeptical right away thinking that nowadays there are no affordable small homes judging by astronomical real estate prices. Luckily, there are a few options that can work out for people even with a very modest budget.
Let’s start first with boxable homes – the ones that are shipped to you folded and can be set up literally in one day.
At the time of writing, this US-based company – Boxabl.com – is still working on setting up a brand-new factory in Las Vegas to start manufacturing their 375 Sq. Ft. unit called Casita . This granny pod comes to you completely loaded with everything from the kitchen appliances and the fridge to a mini-split silent air conditioner.
The cost is $49,500! For everything that you see in the pictures below!!!
Good news for some US residents – shipping is free to AZ, NV, CA, and UT! Shipping to the US destinations is roughly $2 per mile counting from Las Vegas.
Judging by the rapidly-growing number of reservations, thousands of future customers already figured out that these granny pods are well worth the $200 registration deposit. If you’ll decide to jump in as well, we have a special link for the reservation page . You’ll still pay $200 for reserving the unit but you’ll get $100 OFF your granny pod’s price.
It looks like in 2-3 years this granny pod may pay for itself when compared with average expenses for assisted living apartments. In our list of assisted living alternatives, these tiny modular homes for seniors are definitely in the first place!
It may come as a surprise for some folks but round or circular homes are rather popular in the US. You just don’t see a lot of them because they are mostly built as custom homes on rather isolated lots.
If you’d take a wooden yurt kit as an example, it takes just a few days to put your round house up with a crew of 3-4 people. The yurt kit usually comes without any inside walls, so you’ll have to finish the whole interior by yourself. Naturally, no furniture, appliances, and AC equipment are included.
For DIYers, it may be a good option if they don’t mind a yurt in their backyard. Cost-wise, these circular houses may run from $20,000 to $25,000 for 387 SQ FT kit. As with the first Boxabl granny pod, you are responsible for all permits, foundation, and assembly.
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Considering that you’ll have to build internal walls, custom closets, and take care of all appliances, bathroom equipment, and AC/heating the final bill may come pretty close to the Boxable home.
What’s the advantage of this round wooden home over the Boxable granny pod? It’s available now and from a couple of builders. On the other hand, Casita by Boxable.com is still a few months away from mass production. If time is on your side, we’d recommend registering for Boxabl’s Casita ASAP since the waiting list has already more than 100,000 applications …
If you can’t wait, there are a few other options worth investigating. A number of them are listed below and some really cool ones are in our other post describing the Cons and Pros of prefabricated granny flats .
Who doesn’t like cute log cabins like these ones? Well, the main obstacle between you and such a cabin would be a ridiculously high price. What can you do about it? Find a reasonable small builder without high overhead expenses for showrooms, sales stuff, TV ads, etc.
…and here is exactly one of these. Of course, you always have a chance to find a better deal but this company is a good place to start if you are a log cabin fan.
The price range is around $23,000 for a 336 SQ FT narrow cabin and $26,000 for a 400 SQ FT cute-looking square log cabin. Contact manufacturer here. There are more than 50 different models and all of them can be customized and delivered to and US destination for assembly.
Keep in mind, the price doesn’t include any appliances, bathroom fixtures, etc – just the walls.
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The Best-Selling Log Cabin Kit in the EU – “Lillevilla”
This 292 SQ FT log cabin kit is manufactured in Germany and only recently became available in the US. Priced under $16,900, this cabin looks pretty affordable and simple enough to be assembled with your own hands. Keep in mind that roof covering materials are not included and you’ll also need a pretty extensive set of tools and power tools for the assembly.
Three rooms give enough space for accomodating an elderly person if this cabin will be used as a granny pod. The loft can be used as additional storage. Take into consideration the wall thickness – these cabins are designed for pretty mild winters and not super hot summers. Of course, a completely silent mini-split AC/Heating unit like this one can make a huge difference.
Plenty of big house-plans aggregator websites offer thousands of floor plans. Only 2-3 of them feature small and tiny floor plans that may be suitable for granny pods that you’re looking for. Sometimes, the prices for these plans are not especially budget-friendly as well.
Luckily, there is a company called PinUp Houses that has a few tiny home plans that can work as granny pods and they also might be on sale from time to time. We have selected the ten best plans from their extensive collection that may help you to get some ideas about what’s possible if you don’t have tons of cash and are willing to do some construction work yourself.
All their building cost estimates are based on the real experience using construction materials that were available at the time of construction in the EU. Naturally, prices here in the US vary greatly but there are always plenty of opportunities to find good deals on surplus inventory at your local lumber and construction companies.
Regular price: $390.00 The estimated DIY building cost: $19,200
This granny pod is rather unusual for the US. If you like the challenge of building a parabolic frame, then get this plan. Actually, this design is popular in the UE – many camping sites build these pods for guests instead of regular square cabins. This parabolic shape has a couple of advantages over the traditional rectangular plans. It can withstand stronger wind, earthquakes, and is more economical to heat or cool down.
Price: $390.00 DIY building cost $11,500
Despite its small footprint, tiny cabin Diana has all the attributes of the real house! With everything located on a single level, this tiny granny pod would be perfect for accommodating not only a single person but also an occasional guest. The porch gives a hint that guests are welcome…
Get “How to Build a Tiny House” guide here
Regular price: $490.00 Estimated DIY cost to build $23,700
Winter gardens such as this one can bring so much-needed happiness to your parents. Even if you are not placing your elderly into the shipping container home, a tiny granny pod can definitely feel like a container-like closed space. Having a winter garden is a big plus and gives them something real to do!
Regular price: $590.00 DIY building cost $29,300
Compact in size and traditional in design, Isla comes with a special feature – the screened porch that gives it a proper ranch feeling. For areas that have lots of bugs and mosquitoes, it can be a real game-changer. The plan is big enough to accommodate 1-2 persons.
Regular price: $390.00 DIY building cost $35,000
For people with larger than $35K budgets, this tiny modular home offers the possibility to be extended as shown in the picture below. Start with two basic modules and then add one or two more if needed. Nice concept considering that even the basic model is pretty spacious – 479 sq ft!
Regular price: $590.00 DIY building cost $31, 200
For some fans of tradition-looking cabins, Layla would be a good fit. Tiny in size, it still features all the bells and whistles like the porch, the living room, a tiny kitchen, the bedroom, and a bathroom. But that is not all – there is a sleeping loft for grandkids to spend a night or two or for storing things.
Regular price: $490.00 DIY building cost $47,000
Lisa is a single-bedroom one-story cabin with a porch. The main room is a combination of a bedroom, a kitchen, and a living room, with a great view provided through a huge glass door/window. The plan doesn’t show that the bedroom is separated from the living space which can be easily fixed a few different ways – your choice.
Regular price: $290.00 DIY building cost $29, 000
If the rustic design is what your elderly parents like, here is your spacious “hunting-style” granny pod. Yes, those curvy posts will be fun to install and grandma would definitely want to put lots of hanging flower pots between them.
Regular price: $490.00 DIY building cost $19, 500
The tiny house Peggy is one of the most popular compact and functional solutions that definitely can serve as a granny pod. This single-story cottage has a very logical and simple floor plan. The porch may need some cover though but this problem can be solved with a square umbrella or a simple pergola. For a more permanent solution, you’ll need to change the roof angle – ask the author and see what he’ll suggest.
Regular price: $390.00 DIY building cost $29 300 Some people like modern “shipping container” designs and the pod Rylee looks a bit like the shipping container, especially looking at the floor plans. Rylee’s biggest advantage over the metal container is that it’s made out of wood and would be cheaper and easier to modify or fix. Read more about other disadvantages of shipping containers here .
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