Can you put a granny flat or tiny home on your Queensland block?
Twelve questions about your council, block and plans to help you understand your project readiness, possible obstacles and next steps. This is a preliminary check, not confirmation that your property is approved or suitable to build on.
No details needed to get your answer. We don't ask for your name, phone or email to run the check or to show your result. If your block looks viable you can then choose whether you would like a builder to contact you about your project. That part is entirely optional.
What the check covers
- Your council and what its planning scheme typically decides
- Land ownership, existing house, lot size, easements and covenants
- Sewer and water authority position, plus overlays such as flood, bushfire and character
- Granny flat (secondary dwelling) or tiny home, and what you plan to use it for
- Access, timing and budget
Want to read first? See our guides on granny flats in Queensland, approvals and tiny homes.