I have a 1012sqm block of land flat cleared and would like to put 2 homes 1 3 bedroom and 1 granny flat in qld. Anyone have experience or idea of best solution/way to start this project. Plan both to be rented on completion. Block is 50 ×20 frontage.
speak to a town planner to see if it is possible to do first.
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Thank you
Where are you planning to build it? Anywhere in Sydney?
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Hmm if your town planner allows it, you should not have any problem building one. I really like the idea of 2 dwellings on 1 but our locals dont allow it.
ChrisCole | Tip-Top Roofing
https://tiptoproof.com/Thanks for advise, talking to a builder whom has drawn a plan but properties would be to close to boundaries if I proceeded. 1.5metre from fence line on either end of block .
Hi Dominique,
It appears to me that things don’t quite compute….. A quarter acre should be PLENTY big enough to fit a house and a Granny flat, with room to spare. Some folks do this on half that size block. Was there something else that was unsaid – e.g. are there easements on the block that can’t be built upon? Is the house a very LARGE 3 bedder?
Or is there something else I’m missing?
Benny
Yes sorry there is Benny,
It has to do with the a few rules/regulations size, ect mainly with the septic location no underground sewerage in my area.
I basically would like to build first property compliant so I can build at later stage.
Cheers
Dom
Ah, right…. That makes more sense now. Septics can take up a lot of space when using transferation trenches. Aren’t there now newer ways to handle this? Have you researched these later septic options, and do they help (i.e. do they take up less space)? It’s been a long time since I had such a property, so my knowledge today is not great.
Benny
Fortunately I have not had time to investigate, meaning the plans /contract is not yet fully finalised to build .And thanks I will investigate further, but when I had plumbing application it was the council whom needed that type of septic design?
I will talk to council and builder about the design and see if I can further reduce the are area of land required.
Thanks Benny for your knowledge.
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