Cottage Tiny House by Den Outdoors

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This is the Cottage Tiny House by Den Outdoors, a tiny house design you can buy plans for and build yourself!

It’s a minimalist-style cabin featuring a compact kitchen, bathroom, living space, and dedicated sleeping quarters as well as a storage loft.

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196-sq.-ft. Cottage Tiny House by Den Outdoors

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The mini kitchen features 24″ cabinets.

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Shown here with a wood stove.

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The alcove bed with built-in storage.

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Ladders to the storage loft.

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Bathroom with shower and window.

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196-sq.-ft. tiny cottage design.

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14-foot length and 14-foot width.

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Highlights

  • 196-sq.-ft.
  • 14′ length
  • 14′ width
  • 18′ from top of foundation to roof peak
  • Sleeps 2
  • Alcove bed
  • Bathroom with shower
  • Mini kitchen with 24″ cabinets
  • 4 picture windows
  • Wood or gas stove
  • Storage loft
  • Mini-split for heat and A/C
  • Plans start at $149
  • $47,992 estimated cost to build (subject to change)

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7 comments

  1. WOW! So much packed into such a small space! And a better kitchen than in some tiny houses twice the size! Beautiful wood with black accents…such a good combination! Though not quite big enough for my purposes, some will look at this and be immediately in love with tiny living! Perfect for an AirBnB, for sure! Very warm and cozy. Kudos to the designers!

  2. Love this. I find that when minimalism is done well, I really love it. Size-wise, this is just about perfect, but I have to admit that I find myself worrying about the fridge and whether there is a shower. Love the color and the calmness though, for darned sure!

  3. Cozy tiny house (though would say its bordering on micro house 😉 )
    There are a few things Id do to improve it to my liking.
    Make a real stair instead of the ladder, that way it will give better access to the loft, more storage room and separate the kitchen from sleeing area.
    Inside Id at the very least whitewash the wood. Also skylights would work wonders.
    Outside Id char the wood, making it much more, natually, resistant to water/rot, fire, and also it looks fenomally good IMO 🙂

  4. We’re building this exact one! Would love to know if anyone else doing the same please follow along on our home page ‘retreat to the pines’ on IG x

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