Built The Snohomish Homestead DADU
One level · attached garage · vaulted great room
Built from the Cedar Groove plan →

You came from HousUp. This is United Signature, HousUp's partner builder for Washington — its own homes, prices and process. The free property report is still HousUp's.
For a parent, grown kids, or rent — a detached home on the lot you already own. Most Washington city lots may now hold two.

Sunday dinner together. Every evening apart. Instead of $6,975 a month in assisted living (Genworth, 2024).
More than half of 18-to-24-year-olds live with their parents — 57% of men, 55% of women (U.S. Census, 2024). Everyone gets their door back.
A one-bedroom in Everett rents for a median $1,545 (Zumper, Sept. 2026).
State law lets the unit be sold as its own condo.
Built One level · attached garage · vaulted great room
Built from the Cedar Groove plan →

Built · 2024 1,205 sq ft · 2 bed · 2.25 bath · two levels
Built from the Signature Modern plan →

Built · 2025 Two levels over a garage · rooftop deck
The Willowmere package’s plan →

Built ≈ 1,198 sq ft · two levels · 607 sq ft footprint
A two-level design on a 607 sq ft footprint →

Four built homes, photographed as finished · United Signature.
Rendering520 sq ft · 1 bed · 1 bath · one level
$297,049
Built800 sq ft + 249 sq ft garage · 2 bed · 1 bath · one level
$431,312
Built1,000 sq ft · 2 bed · 2.25 bath · two levels
$392,427
Rendering995 sq ft + 424 sq ft garage · 3 bed · 2 bath · two levels
$437,593
Built1,100–1,300 sq ft · 2–3 bed · 2.5 bath · two levels
$399,643Builder's-grade finishes on a flat lot; design & engineering inside each price; permits, utility fees and sales tax are not. All eight floor plans →
Units, size, height, setbacks, coverage, parking, flood, slope, sewer.
Truck access, protected trees, the sewer lateral, easements, your HOA.
Recent proposals run from about $297,000 to the mid-$400,000s. Your report gives the range for the designs that fit your lot.
520 to 1,300 sq ft, footprints to scale. See prices →
Design to move-in. Permitting is the slow part.
Every rate dated. Never a promise.
In most Washington cities, no. Your report says which rule your city uses.
Cities can't cap it under 1,000 sq ft. Your setbacks usually decide first.
State law says yes, as a condo. The report says whether that's realistic on your lot.