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Modern Nova tiny house on a gravel lot: black corrugated metal, cedar around a full-glass entry door, black-framed windows, puck lights in the wood soffit
Great Lakes Tiny Home / greatlakestinyhome.com

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.
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Sage-and-tan Callisto 32 tiny house on a black triple-axle deck-over trailer, standing-seam steel roof and black vinyl windows, parked at the shop
California Tiny House / californiatinyhouse.com

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.

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2026 Ruby interior: light shiplap, dark open-riser stair on the left, loft rail over a cream kitchen, craftsman door on the right
Teacup Tiny Homes / teacuptinyhomes.com

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.

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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.

Official illustrated community map of Cardinal Point Luxury Cottages in Landrum, South Carolina, showing numbered homesites on Meridian Drive and Compass Loop, a dog park, recreation area, and pond
Cardinal Point Luxury Cottages / liveatcardinalpoint.com

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Covered wooden porch with hog-wire rail looking out over gravel lots, neighboring tiny homes, and mountains
Honey Creek Tiny Home Community / hctinyhomecommunity.com

Honey Creek is going in at Boone, North Carolina. The operator’s homepage calls it Boone’s first ever tiny home community, coming Fall of 2026.

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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.

White tiny home with black trim, a red front door, a porch, and a concrete parking pad at The Oaks on 37 in Mount Vernon, Texas
White tiny home, red door, pad out front. Photo: The Oaks on 37 / theoakson37.com.

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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 students laugh while framing a tiny house under an open pavilion at Wild Abundance near Asheville
Wild Abundance Tiny House Workshop, Fall 2023. Photo: Wild Abundance / wildabundance.net.

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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.

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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.

Single-story tiny cottage kitchen and living room, vaulted wood ceiling, sage cabinets, Mollie standing in the center
Video still: Tiny Home Tours

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