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Buildable rectangle
Confirm that the property can support the 25 × 30 ft building footprint after applicable setbacks, easements, lot coverage, separation, and site constraints are reviewed.
Flexible contemporary · concept visualization
750 sq ft · 2 bedrooms · 1 bathroom · 1 story
A flexible two-room layout that adds capacity without requiring a full-size backyard residence.
Best for: Small families, shared office, or higher rental flexibility. Final architecture, room arrangement, engineering, placement, price, and permit eligibility remain property-specific.
Check if this model fits my property
Concept imagery. Final materials, openings and room arrangements are confirmed during project design.
Defined planning footprint
These dimensions connect the model catalog to the preliminary map test. They do not prescribe a room layout or replace architecture, engineering, surveys, utility coordination, or agency review.
Area
750 sq ft
Footprint
25 × 30 ft
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Two flexible rooms
Shared full bathroom
Balanced 25 × 30 ft footprint
Preliminary project range
$384,000–$515,500
Baseline ADU California Inc. planning estimate using this model, standard finishes, steel framing, and no property-specific site or utility adders. It is not a bid or contract price.
Refine cost assumptionsDesign & engineering
1–2 months
Permitting
2–4 months
Construction
7–10 months
Total planning range
10–16 months
Actual timing depends on jurisdiction workload, corrections, property conditions, utility coordination, design changes, and construction scope.
Floor plan + property fit
Explore the feel of the bedrooms, living space, kitchen, and bathrooms in this furnished concept. The catalog planning footprint is 25 × 30 ft; the illustration is not to scale. Final room geometry and architecture are developed after setbacks, access, utilities, structure, privacy, and owner priorities are confirmed.
Furnished top-down concept
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Confirm that the property can support the 25 × 30 ft building footprint after applicable setbacks, easements, lot coverage, separation, and site constraints are reviewed.
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Verify delivery, staging, excavation, concrete, framing, and equipment access before treating the concept price as project-specific.
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Locate and evaluate electrical service, sewer, water, gas or electrification strategy, and any utility upgrades or trenching required for the proposed placement.
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Confirm the jurisdiction, current ADU standards, submittal requirements, agency review path, and any property-specific fire, drainage, tree, geologic, or survey requirements.
Property qualification
Use the actual address before choosing the final model.
Visual direction
These visualizations establish the architectural character, material direction, and spatial feel of the model. Final architecture and construction documents remain property-specific.

Interior
Concept visualization; final design is project-specific.

Kitchen
Concept visualization; final design is project-specific.

Bathroom
Concept visualization; final design is project-specific.

Steel frame
Concept visualization; final design is project-specific.
Specifications & selections
Flex 750 is a starting point for your project. The catalog defines its planning size and room counts; the specifications below show what is resolved with your property and written proposal.
Budget transparency
These allowances use the same ADU California Inc. calculator as the total above. They assume standard finishes and steel framing, with no address, site-condition adders or utility upgrades selected. They are not a fixed-price inclusion list.
Utility connections and upgrades, demolition, grading, drainage, retaining walls, access, fire requirements, solar, surveys, specialty reports, landscaping, decks, furniture, financing costs and owner-selected upgrades must be reviewed separately. Your signed scope identifies actual inclusions, exclusions and allowances.
Plans & documentation
Available on this page
Exterior and interior concepts, planning dimensions, bedroom and bathroom counts, a schematic layout, preliminary costs and timelines.
Review model overviewProject-specific development
Site plan, dimensioned floor plans, elevations, sections, structural calculations, foundation design, energy documentation and coordinated utility plans require professional development for your project.
Not published for download
No downloadable CAD/Revit package or interactive walkthrough is currently offered for this model. Ask which files can be prepared, their scope, delivery timing and usage rights.
Before you choose
Start with the 25 × 30 ft planning footprint. The property review must also account for setbacks, easements, building separation, access, utilities and other site constraints. The footprint alone does not establish eligibility.
Discuss your room arrangement, window orientation, kitchen, bathroom and finish preferences during design. Changes can affect the footprint, engineering, cost and approval path.
No. Images illustrate a design direction and the schematic is for planning discussions. Construction requires coordinated project-specific documents and approvals.
No. It is a preliminary calculator range with the assumptions and allowances shown above. A written proposal follows property, scope, utility and design review.
Provide the property address, intended use, preferred model and any existing survey, site plan or utility information. You can begin even if those documents are not yet available.
Property-specific next step
The result is preliminary and must be verified against source data, local rules, site conditions, and professional review.