Small homes, built for Tasmania.
High-quality, thermally efficient granny flats designed for comfort, flexibility and changing household needs.
A design for every stage of life
Our initial range will include three carefully considered designs, each balancing efficient use of space, quality construction and year-round comfort.
The Compact
One bedroom · Approximately 50–60m²
An efficient, comfortable home designed for one or two people. Ideal for independent family living, aging in place or creating a smaller residence without sacrificing quality.
The Retreat
Two bedrooms · Final size to be confirmed
A flexible two-bedroom home offering greater space for family, guests or long-term living, with a practical layout designed around everyday comfort.
The Pavilion
Premium two bedroom · Final size to be confirmed
An elevated two-bedroom design with enhanced finishes and options for outdoor living, created for those wanting the comfort and quality of a thoughtfully designed small home.
Designs are currently in development. Final layouts, dimensions, specifications and availability will be confirmed following planning, design and costing review.
Built for Tasmania
Designed for comfort in every season
Tasmania’s climate demands more than a standard small-home design. Blackwood & Stone’s granny-flat range will prioritise thermal performance, natural comfort and thoughtful material choices from the outset.
Thermal efficiency
Considered orientation, insulation, glazing and airtightness to help create a more comfortable, energy-efficient home.
Quality construction
Built with care and attention to detail—not treated as a temporary structure or a low-quality addition.
Practical layouts
Every square metre will be planned to support comfortable daily living, useful storage and a natural sense of space.
Tasmanian craftsmanship
Quality materials and refined timber details will bring warmth, durability and the distinctive Blackwood & Stone character to each home.
Final energy-efficiency features and specifications will vary by design, site orientation, budget and regulatory requirements.
Your pathway to a granny flat
Every property is different. The process begins by understanding your site, intended use and the planning and construction requirements that may apply.
Initial enquiry
Tell us about your property, preferred design, intended use, approximate budget and timeframe.
Preliminary property assessment
Nathan reviews the available site information, access, services and likely practical considerations to determine whether the project may be suitable to explore further.
Planning and design pathway
The appropriate planning, design and specialist requirements are identified, with relevant consultants engaged where needed.
Final scope and proposal
Once the site requirements and selected design are understood, the project scope, inclusions and construction proposal can be developed.
Construction
Nathan coordinates the build with a focus on clear communication, quality workmanship and careful project delivery.
Could a granny flat work on your property?
Start with a preliminary conversation about your property, household needs and preferred design.
A preliminary discussion does not confirm planning or building approval. Formal advice and assessment may be required from council and appropriately qualified consultants.