Tiny house parking can be tough to come by, so we are excited to announce a new tiny house community that is opening in Central Kentucky. Bluegrass Tiny Ridge has four spaces backed up to a ridge of trees with lovely views of farmland and wildlife.
Your lot rent of $450/month includes water, sewer, trash, street mailbox, package drop off, lockable 6×8 storage, mowed walking paths, group fire pit with shaded sitting area and lawn care. Electric and wifi will be separate charges.
“When we started this venture, our vision was to provide a peaceful setting and find the right mix of individuals looking for new and lasting friendships; a group that can share the joys (and experiences) of tiny house living.” – Kim & Arthur Hollis, Community Owners
Just two miles outside of Lancaster, KY, you are close enough to amenities while still able to enjoy a rural tiny life. To contact the owners about renting, fill out their form here.
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Four Lot Available Starting at $450/Month
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One of the biggest questions we get here at Tiny House Talk is, “Where do I park it!?” Well, sister-brother duo Melissa and Jon Block of Tiny House Block transformed a run-down trailer park into California’s first legal tiny house village, where they not only welcome short and long term renters, but rent out land to existing tiny house owners. It’s located on the Pacific Crest Trail, in Mount Laguna, beautifully nestled in the trees.
Tiny House Block currently houses 17 tiny homes, each with its own unique theme (including the very popular 420 House, which is marijuana themed). If you’re looking to just try out the tiny life, you can stay for as little as one night and book via Airbnb. But if you’re interested in renting a tiny home long term, you can check out their price guide here and contact them for more details. You can even purchase one of the tiny homes from the village (prices vary).
Already have a tiny home? For $750 a month you get land, water, sewage and trash. Utilities typically come to another $50 per month.
Jenna at Tiny House Giant Journey did a great interview and video tour with Melissa and Jon, so be sure to check that out below! We’ll be following up with tours of each of the Tiny House Block homes, so make sure to sign up for our tiny house newsletter so you don’t miss any.
A Legal Tiny House Village on California’s Pacific Crest Trail That Was Once A Rundown RV Park.
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This is a guest article by Shaylynn Bates – “How she got her tiny house and ways you can too”
With all the articles out there about downsizing and living small, I’m sure the title of this article is very misleading. I’m not writing yet another article warning about the difficulties of living in a small space and how it’s overrated, and not all it’s cracked up to be; I have lived in a 10 ft. X 10 ft. space, 600 sq. ft. with another person, and the sleeper cab of an 18 wheeler (I am a proponent of living small). One needs to have a small space in order to live in a small space. After getting my tiny house I received several requests asking for information on how I successfully got into tiny house owning. All the information out there is either (at the time of this writing) 6 years old or very vague and general. A brief overview of tiny houses will be necessary as the rest of this article will discuss financing your little dream and where to put it. “Disclaimer this information is one person’s experience in the state of Oregon, your state and your experience may be different”
First – here’s Shaylynn’s beautiful tiny home…😊
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This is to let you know about the Tiny House Estates Community in Northern Indiana, specifically, San Pierre, Indiana.
It’s a 34-acre retreat by carpenter/artist Michael Anthony. The property includes common areas like hiking trails, fields with views, a river, woods, wild horses, and more!
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Tiny House Estates Community in San Pierre, Indiana
Photos via Tiny House Estates
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The NY Times just did a piece called Where Can You Park a Tiny Home?
It showcases several stories of tiny homeowners and where they ‘park’ their homes.
The article covers a big issue in the tiny house world that’s often overlooked… Lack of legal parking options for people who want to live in tiny homes on wheels.
NY Times Asks the Big Question! Where Can You Park a Tiny Home?
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This is to announce a tiny house community in Wimberley, Texas called Hummingbird Lane Tiny Home Community.
It’s a great opportunity if you’re looking for tiny house parking in the area. There are just four sites on 12 acres at the moment.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Tiny House Community (Parking) in Wimberley, Texas
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