Thinking about building a granny flat? Whether it’s for family, rental income, or creating a private studio or guest house, this episode is your essential guide to getting started.

We’ll walk you through everything you need to know—from council regulations and planning permits to design considerations, site access, and budget planning. You'll learn about the key differences between attached and detached granny flats, how to maximise space on a small footprint, and smart design tips to make it feel like a complete home.

We also share the most common mistakes people make (and how to avoid them), plus our expert insights on materials, sustainability, and adding long-term value to your property.

If a granny flat is on your radar, this episode will set you up with the clarity and confidence to make it happen.

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