Yes, you can build a granny flat on your property in Queensland, as long as it complies with local zoning regulations and size restrictions.

In most cases, yes, you can rent out a granny flat to a non-family member, but you must check your local council’s regulations and zoning requirements.

Granny flats in Queensland typically have a size limit of 70m², but this can vary depending on the local council’s regulations and zoning laws.

An overlay is a specific planning restriction in your area, such as flood, heritage, or bushfire overlays, which may limit or affect your build’s design and location.

Yes, you can build in a bushfire-prone zone, but your design must comply with specific bushfire management regulations to ensure safety.

Yes, we can conduct a site inspection to evaluate your property and provide advice on the most suitable location for your granny flat.

Yes, we offer flexibility to modify our standard plans to accommodate your personal preferences and specific requirements.

Yes, we offer fixed-price contracts, which ensure transparency and prevent unexpected cost increases throughout the construction process.

Additional costs may include site preparation, permits, utilities connection, and any upgrades to finishes or materials beyond the standard.

The certification and town planning process is typically handled by your builder or a qualified professional who coordinates with the local council for approvals.

Yes, you can choose from a range of materials and finishes, depending on your budget and design preferences.

The construction of a granny flat typically takes between 12 to 16 weeks, depending on the complexity of the design and site conditions.