Gloria spent over 40 years in California without ever feeling at home—until she packed up everything and moved into a custom-designed tiny house with a separate sunroom at one of the Incredible Properties in Tennessee. She pays just $200/month for her lot rent and has a lovely spot to call her own. The sunroom includes a large storage cabinet, L-shaped couch, and a giant projector screen. Inside the main house, she has a first-floor bedroom cubby with ample storage underneath and a spacious 4×6 shower stall in her bathroom. This tiny house really has it all.
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Custom Garden and Outdoor Living Area
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Oversized Couch Bed in Main Living Space
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Separate Sunroom for Relaxation and Entertainment
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Video Tour: 10′ x 32′ Tiny House in Tennessee Community
Design Details
- Builder: Incredible Tiny Homes
- Size: 10′ x 32′ main house plus separate sunroom
- Location: Incredible Properties, Tennessee
- Lot Rent: $200/month
- Bedroom: First-floor bedroom cubby with under-bed storage
- Bathroom: Spacious 4′ x 6′ shower stall
- Sunroom Features: Large storage cabinet, L-shaped couch, projector screen
- Outdoor: Garden area and personalized outdoor living space
Lessons from This Build
- Separate Structures Expand Options: A detached sunroom adds entertaining and relaxation space without increasing the main house footprint
- Community Living Reduces Costs: At $200/month lot rent, tiny house communities offer an affordable path to homeownership
- First-Floor Bedrooms Improve Accessibility: A bedroom cubby on the main floor eliminates ladder climbing while maintaining storage underneath
- Oversized Showers Add Comfort: A 4×6 shower stall provides residential-style comfort in a tiny house
- Projector Over TV: A projector screen in the sunroom creates a home theater experience without a bulky television
Learn More
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- Incredible Tiny Homes Website
- Incredible Properties (tiny house community)
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Too cluttered for me, plus I would never want my bed in my kitchen. Otherwise it’s ok.
Do you have them in ten and fl?
it is also too cluttered for me but some people enjoy the cluttered look.
It seems she has quite a lot of storage if she wanted to declutter.
Adding the sun room had to be a game changer! For a tiny house this one seems very livable. You have all the comforts! I’d love to see the yard when in bloom, I dig the arbivida’s and the living fence as well as the doggie yard with the added protection of a roof! Well done.
A little cluttered. Video definitely about 30 minutes too long.
We built Florida with Florida/Sun rooms from 45 into the 80s and still though the number of trailers has radically dropped as the land gets converted to housing, etc.
This one while works, is more of a permanent structure that would be hard to move, cost more to build.
Generally not heated or cooled much, moving into the TH for those times.
It should be made from light materials, even canvas, screen, that can be taken apart to be moved flat pack style unless not moving ever.
I make sealed solar panels by gluing them together with urethane glue to be a roof sheds, carports, patios, just for something like this. Use the money, space to make power too.
And it is a good cheap way to increase room without having a big TH to buy, build, move.
What town in East TN is this?
Newport