More families are moving as a unit — parents nearing retirement, adult kids priced out of their own market, grandparents who should not be an hour away. The hard part has never been the decision; it is finding homes with ADUs and enough land to give everyone privacy. That combination is exactly what Brady Estates was designed around.

A real second home, not a spare room

Every floor plan at Brady Estates offers a detached 748 sq ft ADU — a fully separate dwelling with its own entrance, kitchen, bathroom, and living space, set apart from the main house on an approximately half-acre homesite. That separation is the difference between living together and living on top of each other: parents keep their independence and their own front door; you keep yours.

Who the ADU ends up being for

Aging parents who need family nearby but not a caregiver’s shadow. A son or daughter saving for their own home in a market that makes that slow. Long visits from out-of-town family — common for households relocating from the Bay Area or Southern California. A private office or studio for serious remote work. And down the road, flexibility: the guest house one decade can be the caregiver suite or the main-floor downsize the next.

Why new construction matters here

Adding an ADU to an existing property means permits, site work, construction management, and a year of your life. At Brady Estates the ADU is part of the plan from day one — built with the home, matched to its architecture, on a lot that was sized for both from the beginning. Single-story main homes from roughly 2,760 to 3,511 square feet mean the layout works for every generation in the household, including the ones who no longer want stairs.

Talk through your family’s setup

With nine homesites in West Roseville and three floor plans, the right configuration depends on your family — who is moving now, who might later, and what the ADU needs to be in year one. Request a private preview and we will walk the community with your actual situation in mind.