Additional Dwelling Unit Program | Boston.gov

The Additional Dwelling Unit Program allows owner occupants in the City of Boston to carve out a new space within their homes. They can create smaller, independent units, known as Additional Dwelling Units (ADUs) once the design has been approved. For those who qualify, we offer loans to build approved ADU designs.

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in Boston Learn more about Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and how to build one in Boston. Page Sections Boston allows homeowners to build independent living units, also known as Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), on the property where they live once the design is approved. These additional units can be built inside of an existing home. In some cases, ADUs can also be built outside of an existing home, such as in a backyard. The City's ADU Guidebook can help homeowners understand what's possible for their property, and what to consider in the design process. For h

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