Summary
- Location
- Seattle, King County, Washington, USA
- Accepted plans
- 10 accepted plans
- Providers
- 10 providers
- Origin programs
- 1 program
- Plan size range
- 288 to 1,000 sq ft
- Permit sources
- 12 sources
City program
Browse official and accepted pre-approved ADU plans for Seattle, Washington. Compare plan size, bedrooms, providers, approval status, official source links, permit requirements, and fees.
This Seattle page summarizes source-backed pre-approved ADU plan listings for Seattle, Washington, using official records tied to City of Seattle. The current public dataset lists 10 accepted plans from 10 providers; provider names include Abodu, CAST Architecture, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, and others. The accepted listings are tied to the local Seattle program. Plan records cover 288 to 1,000 sq ft and 1 bedroom to 2 bedrooms where those fields were listed by the source.
Permit and fee context is kept separate from plan acceptance. The public dataset includes 3 permit requirement records and 1 fee record for Seattle. Permit requirement records include Pre-approved plan eligibility, Ground disturbance screening, and others. Fee records include Plan license fee. When a source did not publish a value, the page keeps that field as Not listed in source instead of filling a blank.
Use these listings as a starting point for matching a plan to a property. Source links, checked dates, acceptance notes, and provider records are shown so you can verify whether a plan remains accepted locally, what site-specific review remains, and whether local fees, plan licensing, or provider terms apply. A listing in this directory does not guarantee permit approval for a specific parcel.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Accepted
Verify current acceptance, site limits, and permit requirements with the local building department.
Detached
Current guide limits the streamlined path to eligible NR zones and excludes Environmentally Critical Areas.
Site specific
The current standard-plan guide includes a less-than-750-square-foot ground-disturbance criterion.
All
A pre-approved standard plan still requires a project application, site information, and review of local conditions.
All
$750-$1,000 among plan pages with accessible published prices
Yes. The current Seattle, Washington page lists 10 accepted plans from 10 providers in the source-backed export.
The listed Seattle plan records range from 288 to 1,000 sq ft. Use the individual plan cards to confirm bedrooms, bathrooms, plan documents, and provider details because some fields are not listed by every official source.
They are tied to 12 official sources in this page's source set, including City of Seattle. Each plan, fee, and permit note should still be checked against the linked official source before use.
The current Seattle records do not show accepted plans from a separate King County or nearby city program. Treat outside pre-approved plans as unavailable in Seattle unless an official Seattle source says they are accepted.
No. A source-backed accepted plan can reduce plan review work, but Seattle can still require site-specific review, zoning checks, fees, utility coordination, and current code compliance. This page lists 3 permit requirements to help flag items to verify with the local building department.
This page includes 1 fee record and 3 permit requirements for Seattle. These are source-backed summaries, not a final permit quote or approval checklist.