Whether you are planning a detached backyard ADU, an attached in-law suite, or a private space for family, we help homeowners across New London County turn underused property into practical living space.
Homeowners across New London County are using ADUs to create flexible living space without leaving the neighborhoods they already love. Some want a comfortable in-law suite for parents or adult children. Others want a detached backyard cottage for guests, live-in support, or future downsizing. For many property owners, an ADU is the most practical way to add space, privacy, and long-term value to the home they already own.
In towns across the county, the right ADU can help solve real space problems while keeping family close. A well planned accessory dwelling unit can support multigenerational living, create room for changing household needs, and make better use of a yard, side lot, or existing home footprint. Our job is to help you understand what makes sense for your property before you invest time and money in the wrong direction.
Homeowners across New London County are using ADUs to create flexible living space without leaving the neighborhoods they already love. Some want a comfortable in-law suite for parents or adult children. Others want a detached backyard cottage for guests, live-in support, or future downsizing. For many property owners, an ADU is the most practical way to add space, privacy, and long-term value to the home they already own.
In towns across the county, the right ADU can help solve real space problems while keeping family close. A well planned accessory dwelling unit can support multigenerational living, create room for changing household needs, and make better use of a yard, side lot, or existing home footprint. Our job is to help you understand what makes sense for your property before you invest time and money in the wrong direction.
We help homeowners choose the right ADU type based on how they want to use the space, what their lot allows, and how they want the new unit to connect to the main home.
Many homeowners in New London County may be able to build an ADU, but the answer depends on the town, the lot, utility conditions, setbacks, and other property specific factors. The best first step is a feasibility review so you know what your site can realistically support.
An attached ADU is connected to the main home, often through an addition, garage conversion, or integrated layout. A detached ADU is a separate structure on the same property. The right option depends on privacy goals, lot layout, access, and budget.
We serve homeowners across New London County, including Bozrah, Colchester, East Lyme, Franklin, Groton, Griswold, Lebanon, Ledyard, Lisbon, Lyme, Mystic, New London, North Stonington, Norwich, Old Lyme, Preston, Salem, Sprague, Stonington, Voluntown, and Waterford.
Homeowners commonly use ADUs for family housing, in-law living, adult children, guests, private home offices, or flexible long-term living space. The right use depends on your household needs and local property conditions.
The best first step is a property specific conversation so we can understand your lot, your goals, and whether an attached or detached ADU makes the most sense. You can schedule a consultation call with us to see what's possible in your property.
North Stonington
Norwich
Old Lyme
Bozrah
Colchester
East Lyme
Franklin
Preston
Salem
Sprague
Stonington
Voluntown
Waterford
Lisbon
Lyme
Mystic
New London
We provide ADU solutions for homeowners across New London County, including Bozrah, Colchester, East Lyme, Franklin, Groton, Griswold, Lebanon, Ledding, Lisbon, Lyme, Mystic, New London, North Stonington, Norwich, Old Lyme, Preston, Salem, Sprague, Stonington, Voluntown, and Waterford.
Local zoning and ADU rules can vary from town to town. Some New London County towns may allow attached and detached ADUs, while others may have different standards for size, setbacks, utilities, parking, owner occupancy, or property layout. Montville is not included because it does not allow ADUs based on the town list provided.
Building an ADU takes more than a good floor plan. We help homeowners evaluate feasibility, refine the right layout, and build a space that fits their goals, whether that means family living, rental income, downsizing, or a private workspace.
Local ADU expertise: We understand how town-by-town requirements can affect design, approvals, and feasibility.
Smart, efficient design: Our homes are designed to make the most of every square foot without sacrificing comfort or style.
Guided process: From concept and planning to construction, we help simplify each step so homeowners can move forward with confidence.
At Contemporary Tiny Homes, we're here to guide you through the step-by-step process, from managing your location's zoning requirements, informing you on financing options, determining the perfect design for you and ultimately building your own high-quality Tiny Home quickly and within a reasonable budget.
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Our first step is to assess the feasibility of an ADU project on your lot, including zoning laws, soil condition, topography, and access to utilities. With the green light from the site feasibility study, we'll bring your vision to life through design and planning. We have various Tiny Home designs for you to choose from, and you can engage with our architectural team so that your Tiny Home is just the way you want it, while complying with local building codes and regulations.
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Before construction can begin, we'll obtain the necessary building permits from your municipal authorities. This process involves submitting your plans and ensuring they comply with all local building codes and regulations. Permitting can be complex and time-consuming, but we'll manage every aspect of this critical step for you.
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With permits in hand, we can commence the construction of your Tiny Home. This phase is where the plans for your new home transition from paper to reality, from the laying of the foundation and framing to the installation of electrical, plumbing, and finishing touches. We’ll communicate often and transparently throughout the construction to keep you informed and to address any inputs, requests, or questions you may have.
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The last step of the ADU-building journey is the delivery of your new home. We'll invite you for a walkthrough to ensure everything has been completed to your satisfaction and according to the agreed-upon specifications. Once we make any final adjustments, we'll hand in your keys to your new home, marking the completion of the construction process.
Take the first step toward creating a functional, modern ADU for your family.
Schedule a free consultation and let our ADU professionals help you create the ideal family retreat, tailored to your unique needs and lifestyle.
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