Great Lakes Tiny Home has a Modern Nova — stock 260427 — on the builder’s lot in Baltic, Ohio: 396 square feet, one main-floor bedroom, one bathroom, sale-priced at $136,990 as of August 27, 2026.
Black ¼-inch corrugated metal, cedar around the door, a painted-white interior. The listing says it sleeps up to two. [continue reading…]
Callisto is California Tiny House’s new max-height single-level THOW — 10 feet wide, one bedroom, no loft. The shop in Fresno lists two lengths: the Callisto 32 at 320 square feet, starting at $180,000, and the Callisto 40 at 400 square feet, starting at $221,850, as of August 27, 2026.
Teacup Tiny Homes’ 2026 Ruby is a 30-foot-long by 8.5-foot-wide certified RV tiny home from the Alberta shop: two lofts, two full staircases, and an approximately 380-square-foot footprint. The builder’s January 29, 2026 recap is the walkthrough.
Cardinal Point Luxury Cottages is a boutique gated community in the Blue Ridge foothills in Landrum, South Carolina. You buy the cottage — Sweet-Haus builds them — and lease the homesite.
Cardinal Point Luxury Cottages / liveatcardinalpoint.com
The Oaks on 37 keeps an adult-only tiny-home neighborhood just off I-30 in Mount Vernon, Texas. Each house sits on a concrete pad with two dedicated parking spaces; you buy the home or bring your own.
If you want tool time this fall, two schools still have dated tiny-house classes on the calendar: a 9-day build near Asheville, and a run of interior trim and cabinetry sessions in upstate New York.
Two September weekends, two different kinds of van gathering. Adventure Van Expo finishes 2026 at The Village at Palisades Tahoe in Olympic Valley, California — Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 12–13. Five days later, VanWILD opens at The Camper’s Hub in Montrose, Colorado: four days built around using the van, not walking a parking lot.
Tiny Home Tours walks Mollie through her single-story cottage in Winston-Salem, North Carolina — 8.5 feet wide by 36 feet long, about 306 square feet, no loft. The video tour, as of August 27, 2026, puts the all-in cost at about $160,000: $150,000 for the home and $10,000 for a 40-by-8-foot wraparound deck.