Intended as a home office with facilities, this versatile backyard studio with ensuite at Greensborough, Melbourne, is handsome on the outside and wonderfully spacious inside.
Some people are very clear about their requirements for backyard building development. It's often a project they've been planning for years, with a clear-cut objective in mind. But if you're still on the fence about a backyard studio compared to a self-contained granny flat, here are some things to consider.
Where to visit our granny flat display in Sydney, this compact 3m x 8m complete tiny house in Campbelltown, western Sydney, now open to book an appointment for your visit. It's a must-see for anyone in Sydney thinking about tiny houses or building a granny flat in the backyard - exclusive Backyard Pods display.
When building a granny flat, once all the decisions are made for the building size and layout, you should plan your interior storage requirements for your occupants to live comfortably and clutter-free. Read our clever ideas and tips for granny flat storage solutions.
When you’ve got a sloping block of land, it can be hard to imagine how a home extension or granny flat could be constructed high enough to compensate for the slope and connect with the primary residence. See examples of elevated pod home extensions and granny flats.
More people in Brisbane wanting granny flats are choosing Backyard Pods as the most affordable and versatile option. We've taken three Brisbane granny flats as case studies to show the benefits compared to traditional builds, prefabs, or modular options.
The cost of wastewater and sewerage connections for a granny flat can leave some people unexpectedly reeling. But depending on your property, there are ways to save including using a macerator to avoid costly backyard trenchwork.
While every Backyard Pod project begins with the flatpack building kit, it’s the choices made by our customers that determine the desirability of the completed result. Style-wise, this backyard studio guest cabin in Sydney is a complete knock-out.
You may love where you live but just need a little extra space to focus on work or study, do some yoga, have guests for a sleepover, or let your hair down with a band rehearsal.
The cost of extending an established home to create an extra room is usually prohibitive, yet many people living in the inner-city need just a little extra space to work from home in peace and without disruption to family life.