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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 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
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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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

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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Two students laugh while framing a tiny house under an open pavilion at Wild Abundance near Asheville

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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Dark camo Sprinter at the Infinity Vans booth on the grass at Adventure Van Expo, North Lake Tahoe

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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Single-story tiny cottage kitchen and living room, vaulted wood ceiling, sage cabinets, Mollie standing in the center

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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Ryu kneeling in the Yoshinani living room, holding a black-and-white patterned blanket up to cover the television, Kamado seated on the floor

Never Too Small walks Yoshinani House, the Musashi-Kosugi rental that video producer Takashi ‘Ryu’ Harada and graphic designer Nodoka ‘Kamado’ Miyamoto named after an old word that means, roughly, “whatever works.” The listing title is 55 m² / 592 sq ft — not a tape-measure — in Kanagawa Prefecture, between Tokyo and Yokohama.

Ryu kneeling in the Yoshinani living room, holding a black-and-white patterned blanket up to cover the television, Kamado seated on the floor
Video still: NEVER TOO SMALL

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Mint-green off-grid cabin with a red door and wood smoke, a tree fern in the foreground and Tasmanian bush all around

Kayla was 21 when she bought 25 acres in the Tasmanian wilderness. Eighteen months later a bushfire took her first home. What stands there now is a little off-grid cabin she made from what survived — salvaged materials, about AU$7–10k — and she’s been living in it nearly nine years, just her and her dog Jemba.

Mint-green off-grid cabin with a red door and wood smoke, a tree fern in the foreground and Tasmanian bush all around
Kayla’s wilderness cabin in the Tasmanian bush, smoke from the wood stove, greenhouse up the hill. Video still: Living Big In A Tiny House.

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Black vertical-metal tiny house on a trailer among tall trees, wood around the glass door, wood deck, Shelby standing in front

Tiny House Giant Journey walks Shelby’s 30-foot tiny house on a trailer, tucked among the redwoods and a short drive from the Oregon coast. The tiny house features a stand-up bedroom loft, downstairs offices, and more.

Black vertical-metal tiny house on a trailer among tall trees, wood around the glass door, wood deck, Shelby standing in front
Video still: Tiny House Giant Journey

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