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All house plans (including those for guest homes) must meet certain city or county requirements (including zoning restrictions) before being approved. In San Diego County, a guest house must not be larger than 25% of the main residence square footage. The only exception is for homes smaller than 2,400 square feet. Any home (if zoning allows) can also have at least a 600 square foot guest house. However, if you have (for example) a 4,000 square foot home, you can build up to 1,000 square feet in size for the guest house. Riverside County on the other hand, has entirely different restrictions. Therefore we always check out the required regulations before beginning a set of guest house plans.Some guest homes are attached to the main residence, either directly or by means of a breezeway. Others are completely detached. In the example pictured below, the guest home was built above the garage.
This is a view of a four car garage below with guest house above. The guest house is located in Fallbrook, California and is approximately 1,100 square feet in size.
View of the guest house living room.
View of the guest house kitchen area.
View of guest house and garage looking the other direction. All
guest house plans
receive the same care and attention to detail as a regular set of custom house plans receives. This is also true of room addition plans. We always provide a highly detailed road map for our clients and the builder. Great prices on over 18,000 "ready to build" custom house plans.
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