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• It was a small lodge, much like what we would nowadays call a granny flat in Britain.
• It has its own wheelchair-accessible entrance ( the layout easily lends itself also to a granny flat ).
• Loewenthal later recalled, " we just started making music in our bedroom, which was like a big granny flat sort of thing.
• Habersham is a waterfront New Urbanist community near Beaufort, S . C . Habersham features Missing Middle housing types including cottages, granny flats, townhouses, live / work lofts, and mansion apartments.
• The new urbanism strives for five or six units per acre, including a mix of housing types : detached houses, row houses, apartments, " granny flats " tucked away above the garages.
• Incomprehensibly, though, bachelor pad, granny flat and mother-in-law suite are all right, according to a recent " Guidance Memorandum " from the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing.
• Asimo's predecessor, the 1.6m ( roughly, 5 ft . ) tall, 130kg ( 650 lbs . ) P3, would have squashed granny flat had it tripped over the cat with the food tray.
• In Australia, where they originated, they are called granny flats; grandchildren can drop in several times during the day for cookies and milk, and grown sons and daughters can keep a watchful, caring eye on their parents.
• As a member of Lord Rogers'Urban Task Force, Tickell counselled against spreading cities saying that we need denser living, that young adults should not expect to leave home straight away, and that older relatives could live in " granny flats ".
• Without such land-use discipline and more public-funded housing, roads, sewer, parks and schools for all the low-income residents swelling the city, Los Angeles faces being overrun by people doubling up in crowded quarters, such as granny flats and garages, or spilling out into the streets.
• The family home has an attached granny flat attached in which Hester's mother Nancy ( Fanny Rowe ) lives following her divorce from Hester's roguish father Guy ( Ballard Berkeley ); he often tries to win her back . ( The pair finally remarry in the last episode . ) Hester and William have two children of their own : the never-seen Tom who lives in New Zealand; and Emma, who is usually only heard ( voice of Debby Cummings ) telephoning her parents at inconvenient times.