As our bills and debt grow larger and our lives grow more stressful, many people are looking for ways to simplify their lives and save money. As a result, the tiny house movement has been spreading rapidly in recent years across the country. Tiny houses cost less to buy and maintain and use a lot less electricity than the standard houses we’re used to, and downsizing forces the owner to live with the bare necessities, and not much else. For some people, this is liberating, and it allows them to live on a very small budget.
If you think tiny living might be right for you, check out these tiny homes for some great ideas:
- The “Tiny Retirement” Home
www.tinyhomebuilders.com The following three houses are made by Tiny Home Builders, a family owned business founded by Dan Louche in DeLand. He makes and sells some incredible models, so we wanted to share a few of them with you. The three I chose are all 160 square feet. Don’t you just love the stained-glass window?
- The “Tiny Living” Model
www.tinyhomebuilders.com This model also has a loft space overhead so no extra space is needed for a bedroom.
- The “Tiny Studio” Model
www.tinyhomebuilders.com The layout on this model is very creative, with the kitchen area actually sitting above the bedroom/living room, giving you a lot of open space for a tiny house. As a result, this layout feels less cramped than some designs.
- This Tiny Home in St. Petersburg
www.zillow.com This home makes its roughly 500 square feet look huge by combining the kitchen and living room area. The tiny home movement is all about contemplating what we really need in a home to be happy.
- This Tiny House For Sale in Cedar Key
www.realtor.com This 400-square-foot home is a lot more expensive than most tiny homes at $155,000, but the view and location are priceless!
- This Awesome Tiny House in Orlando
The following three houses are made by Tiny Home Builders, a family owned business founded by Dan Louche in DeLand. He makes and sells some incredible models, so we wanted to share a few of them with you. The three I chose are all 160 square feet. Don’t you just love the stained-glass window?
This model also has a loft space overhead so no extra space is needed for a bedroom.
The layout on this model is very creative, with the kitchen area actually sitting above the bedroom/living room, giving you a lot of open space for a tiny house. As a result, this layout feels less cramped than some designs.
This home makes its roughly 500 square feet look huge by combining the kitchen and living room area. The tiny home movement is all about contemplating what we really need in a home to be happy.
This 400-square-foot home is a lot more expensive than most tiny homes at $155,000, but the view and location are priceless!
What did you think of these tiny houses? Would you ever consider living in one? Please share your comments with us below!
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