THE GRANNY FLAT BLOG
Whether you’re moving back in with mum and dad, moving mum and dad in, or building your investment portfolio, the information you need to help you move forward will be here on our granny flat blog.
Requirements for Secondary Residences in the ACT
Granny Flats are known as ‘secondary residences’ in the ACT and are required to comply with regulations that are slightly different to those in NSW, hence why it is so important to refer to your local and state laws in the planning stages.
The Benefits of Hosting Christmas with a Granny Flat
The Australian Christmas Season is a special time of year to celebrate with those you love. However, if you are hosting Christmas celebrations on your property, it can be exhausting having to organise your family and prepare the main house. We reveal how owning a Granny Flat can help you host the best Christmas yet
How this Belmont North Granny Flat cost $130,000 less than other builders
After being let down by two previous builders with inflated costs and delays, Kristi finally found the solution she needed for her Belmont Granny Flats. Our transparent pricing, efficient process, and commitment to delivering on our promises meant Kristi could achieve her dream granny flat without the headaches she experienced with other companies.
Build Independence with Specialist Disability Accommodation
Moving out of home can be a daunting concept for young adults with an illness or disability, especially for those who are usually quite reliant on their parents. It can be an equally anxious time for parents or relatives of adults with disability, who want to see their family members learn and mature to become more independent people, but would feel more comfortable keeping their family close.
Completed BAL29 Granny Flat Central Coast Tumbi Umbi
Jackie and Sean’s two-bedroom granny flat in Tumbi Umbi was built to BAL 29 standards and rented out shortly after completion for $450 per week. Acrow Granny Flats ensured a seamless build process, delivering a high-quality investment property while addressing bushfire safety regulations and traffic challenges.
Why Keeping Your Adult Kids Close in a Granny Flat Makes Sense
The feelings of shame and laziness that has in past times been associated with adults living at home has essentially disappeared for the Millennial generation – who currently face an unstable job market, record-breaking property prices, flatlining wages and sizeable HECS debts.
Record 8-Week Granny Flat Build in Aberdare
Acrow Granny Flats achieved a record milestone by completing this granny flat in Aberdare in just 8.5 weeks. Designed as a personal sanctuary on her daughter’s property, this build showcases the efficiency and quality that Acrow is known for.
Building A Teenage Dream – Extensions For Your Growing Family
Teenagers are a funny bunch at the best of times, and they can be challenging to live with if space in the family home is at a premium. Renovating your family home up and outward to suit the growing needs of your family is a great idea. It is the ultimate solution for promoting family harmony. You’ve got plenty of small adjustments and ideas which can be made to make the current space a lot happier and healthier.
Building a Modern Bredbo Barnhouse: A Granny Flat in Progress
Acrow Granny Flats is currently constructing a custom granny flat for Maddy & Blake, featuring a modern barnhouse design with premium finishes. This project demonstrates Acrow’s dedication to delivering high-quality builds for local clients.
Grand Opening of Acrow Granny Flats Canberra Showroom
Saturday, 21st September. Investors and home owners alike will be pleased to know that Acrow Granny Flats, already completing works in Canberra, South Coast and surrounds, is opening their new home in Canberra – and you’re invited for the Grand Opening! This isn’t just an open day—it’s an event packed with activities and opportunities. Whether you’re curious about secondary residences, planning a home extension, or just looking for a fun day out with the family, this event has something for everyone.











