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Can a granny flat be attached to the main house, or must it be detached?

Written by Clayton Bielby

Updated at April 5th, 2025

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Expandify homes are standalone dwellings delivered and installed as detached structures. We do not offer attached granny flats at this time.

However, homes can be installed:

Behind or beside the main residence

Connected visually via landscaping or covered walkways

Or side-by-side with another Expandify unit for dual living, subject to council rules

Whether detached or attached, council approval is always required and the dwelling must meet all Class 1a building codes.

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