ADUs in Gilford
Island lots and hill lots toward Gunstock are different pads. The Summit is 654 sq ft on one floor. The Spruce is 882 sq ft with two bedrooms. Ella's Retreat is 981 sq ft, and only if Gilford allows it.
Price a Gilford ADUGilford is in Belknap County, on the south shore of Lake Winnipesaukee. Governors Island, Ellacoya, Glendale, and Gunstock are different kinds of lot in the same town. Langone Site Services builds turn-key ADUs there and handles excavation, site work, and septic. We don't publish a New Hampshire septic starting price. Call (978) 987-0089.
Shoreland rules in Gilford sit on the lake, at Ellacoya State Beach, and on Governors Island.
Belknap County puts Gilford on the south shore. Governors Island, Ellacoya State Beach, Glendale, and Gunstock Mountain Resort are four different kinds of lot here. Shoreland rules apply on the water. HB 577 is the state ADU rule.
Governors Island, Ellacoya, and a hill lot toward Gunstock are not the same setback. We'll confirm the zone on your parcel.
The Summit on one floor, The Spruce for two bedrooms, and Ella's Retreat only if Gilford allows 981 sq ft. Ellacoya and Gunstock aren't the same pad.
654 sq ft, 1 bed / 1 bath, 30×22, one story.
View this model882 sq ft, 2 bed / 2 bath, 42×21, two story.
View this model981 sq ft, 2 bed / 2 bath, 36×28, one story.
View this modelIsland lots and hill lots toward Gunstock are different pads. The Summit is 654 sq ft on one floor. The Spruce is 882 sq ft with two bedrooms. Ella's Retreat is 981 sq ft, and only if Gilford allows it.
Price a Gilford ADUGilford excavation at Ellacoya is a beach-access dig. A lot up by Gunstock is a hill dig, and we schedule it like any other hill lot.
ExcavationGilford septic is the shore work on Governors Island, Ellacoya, and the Glendale side. A hill lot toward Gunstock gets its own design.
Septic installationGilford site work is pads at Glendale and trenches on the roads toward Gunstock.
Site workEvery town we cover is listed on the service area page.
We will read the ordinance against your parcel, look at what the ground will take for septic and access, and come back to you with a figure rather than a range.