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Likewise, people ask, can I build another house in my backyard?
You can build an entire house (house behind a house), a small studio or office, even a compact one- or two-bedroom dwelling. Some people even build a duplex, triplex or terraces, but you would need a fairly large block to build these in your backyard. There are so many uses for separate accommodation in your backyard.
Secondly, what states allow tiny houses?
The US States Which Are the Most Tiny-House Friendly
- Arizona. The regulations and codes in each of the towns, cities, and county vary.
- California. The regulations and codes in each of the towns, cities, and county vary.
- Colorado.
- Florida.
- Georgia.
- Idaho.
- Indiana.
- Kansas.
Build your tiny home in a friend's backyard. If land ownership isn't your primary objective, consider building your tiny house on someone else's lot as an accessory dwelling unit (ADU). According to the Federal Housing Administration, ADUs are habitable living units located on properties with single-family homes.