When Annie was 19, she tried renting and hated how temporary it felt — a lot of money going out every month and nothing building toward a future. Her parents made a different offer: come home, put a tiny house on their wooded property, and build something she could actually own. A few months later, [...]
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The Cub by CozyCo: An Extra Bedroom and Ensuite Without the Extension
CozyCo’s Cub has no kitchen, and that is the point. It is a studio bedroom with a private ensuite on a trailer, pitched at around $70,000 AUD as the extra room you would otherwise build onto your house.
This 8m Elsewhere Pod on a NSW Farm Fits a Sofa, a Queen Bed, and a Real Kitchen
At 8 metres, this Elsewhere pod on a Berry farm finally fits a sofa, a permanent queen bed, and a kitchen with overhead cupboards at once. Plus a ceiling projector instead of a TV.
The Esther by CozyCo: A 29 Ft Off-Grid Tiny Home With a Real Bedroom Door
CozyCo’s premium model gives up the open studio plan for actual rooms: a separate bedroom, a full bathroom, and a kitchen that cooks. Nine meters, 4.5-tonne GVM, and built to go off-grid.
This Elsewhere Pod in the Queensland Rainforest Hides Its Trailer Completely
In the Sunshine Coast hinterland, a 6m Elsewhere pod is set into a raised hardwood deck so the trailer disappears. About 155 sq. ft. inside, roughly doubled by a covered deck, now running as an Airbnb.
The Joey by CozyCo: A 161 Sq Ft Studio That Doesn’t Skimp on the Specs
CozyCo’s smallest model is 6 meters long and starts around $55,000 AUD, but it still comes with double glazing, R2.5 insulation, Colorbond cladding, and a lifetime trailer warranty. Here’s what the Joey is really for.
The Audrey: A Single-Level Tiny House With No Loft and No Ladder
Australia’s CozyCo built the Audrey on one level, ladder-free, with a storage bed, a servery window, double glazing, and a lifetime trailer warranty. At 23.7 feet, it may be the most practical tiny house on the market.
