Types of ADUs - Accessory Dwelling Units
Updated: Jul 25
There are several types of ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) that can be built to meet different needs and preferences. Some common types of ADUs include:

Detached ADU
A separate structure that stands alone on the property, such as a small cottage or tiny house. Detached ADUs provide complete privacy and independence from the main house

See More: Why You Should Consider Building an ADU in Your California Backyard
Attached ADU
It is connected to the main house and shares one or more walls. It can have a separate entrance or be accessed through the main house, making it an integrated part of the property.

Garage Conversion
Converting an existing garage into a livable space. This is a popular option for adding an ADU while utilizing existing structures.

See More: The Benefits of Converting Your Garage Into An ADU
Junior ADU (JADU)
A smaller unit that is created within the main house. It typically includes its own bathroom and kitchenette, providing a compact living space.

Multi-Family ADU
Consist of two or more separate living units within a single structure. Multi-Unit ADUs are designed to accommodate multiple households or families, each with its own living space, bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchen facilities.

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