1. An Award-Winning Tiny House
Name: Minim House
Size: 262 square feet
Cost: $71,000
This cozy little home manages to fit a lot inside, and it looks stunning.
Its key features include: An open-spaced and multifunctional living room area, solid walnut flooring, stainless steel worktops, a table, and a platform bed.
2. A Luxury Dream
Name: Alpha from New Frontier Tiny Homes
Size: 240 square feet
Cost: $95,000
Although the price is a bit steep for a tiny home, when you consider the luxury on offer, it’s offers extraordinary value. I feel very tempted by this home. What about you?
Its key features include: Charred cedar siding, reclaimed wooden wall and ceiling, shiplap interior, a king-sized loft, an oak library ladder, a stainless-steel farmhouse sink, granite countertops, a full-size jacuzzi (!), shower, and subway tiles.
3. An Affordable Option
Name: Escape Vista Sport
Size: 110 square feet (160-square-foot, 219-square-foot, 240-square-foot, and 319-square-foot models are also available)
Cost: $29,800
For those just starting out, for example a young married couple, this exciting little home could be a great first step.
Its key features include: Panoramic window views, a queen bed with storage underneath, maple cabinets, a hideaway sink and stove, a solid butcher block table, an undercounter fridge freezer, a 32-inch shower, toilet, and LED lighting.
4. An Eco-Conscious Tiny Turnkey Home
Name: Greenmoxie
Size: 340 square feet
Cost: $65,000
For those who are motivated by environmental concerns about our planet, this could be the perfect tiny home.
Its key features include: Off-grid capacity of 11kW storage and 1kW solar PV, a water recovery system on the roof, an electric drawbridge deck, reclaimed wooden ceiling, birch shelving and bench.
5. A DIY Enthusiast’s Option
Name: The Shonsie from 84 Lumber
Size: 154 square feet, plus the loft
Cost: From $6,884 for trailer and plans; from $22,884 for trailer, plans, and shell; from $59,884 for a move-in ready build
For those who want to see the project done themselves, and haven’t yet built their own tiny house, the Shonsie offers several different plans.
Its key features include: A sliding barn door, a rolling library ladder, storage compartment in the ceiling, a folding dining room table, full shower, LED lights.
