This is the Skyeia Tiny Cabin on a foundation at Blue Moon Rising in Deep Creek Lake, Maryland.
Nestled amongst the trees, enveloped by ferns you find Skya. Bold red trim stands out against the cedar shake and raw oak logs of the cabins exterior.
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Images © Blue Moon Rising
This is the Derby City Tiny House. It’s a beautiful tiny home on a foundation in Louisville, Kentucky.
Louisville’s first permanent Tiny House may be small in stature, but it is huge in value! The studio layout with easy to operate library, Murphy bed optimizes the 448 sq ft footprint, while not compromising comfort.
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Images via Airbnb
This is the EverGreen Tiny Cottage at Tuckah Farms in North Carolina.
It’s built on a foundation with a screened-in porch. It also has a pretty awesome outdoor shower. What do you think? Could a tiny home like this be the right fit for you?
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Images via EverGreen Tiny Homes/Facebook
This is the Bitty Tiny House on a foundation in Marion, North Carolina by Backyard Bunkies.
It’s a 360 sq. ft. tiny home with mountain views that’s a vacation rental which is available to book on Airbnb.
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Images © Backyard Bunkies
This is the Keva Tiny Cabin on a foundation in Salt Spring Island, British Columbia.
It’s a beautiful little home that was actually built on a trailer but then they removed it and put it on a foundation once they got it on site. Pretty interesting, right?
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Images © Keva Tiny House
This is the first ADA compliant tiny house on a foundation completed by Tiny SMART House. It features a really cool murphy bed that also works as a desk. Pretty awesome, right?
I think you’ll love this tiny house because it’s tiny, but not limited to 8’6″ wide because it’s built on a foundation. This makes it really comfortable and appealing to maybe your significant other who’s not into living too tiny. It also features a doggy door. Anyways, give it a look and let us know what you think in the comments below. Thanks!
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Images © Tiny SMART House via Facebook
This is another custom tiny house on a foundation built by Nanostead.
How would you like to live in a cabin like this? If you could choose between a tiny home on wheels or one on a foundation, which would you prefer?
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© Nanostead
These are the plans to the 570 sq. ft. British Columbia small foundation home. It’s designed by Robinson Residential, and if you are looking for something to put on land, this home might be it!
The British Columbia-570 small home plan pays tribute to Frank Lloyd Wright’s contribution to residential architecture. His idea that one should “Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature….” is echoed by this beautiful province. His Usonian homes were designed to be affordable and comfortable using simple materials and construction featuring walls of doors and windows, built-in furnishings and cabinets. The large stone fireplace is the heart of this small home which features:
Large living room and dining room with bands of horizontal windows, wood beams and vaulted ceilings
Exterior doors from the kitchen, dining room and bedroom
1 bedroom, 1 bath
Check out the pictures below and follow the link to purchase the plans. Enjoy!
Related: 476 Sq. Ft. Ontario Tiny House Plan
Images via Robinson Residential
We got a tip last week that Cook County, Minnesota is tiny house friendly, but I wanted to double-check before spreading a rumor.
I contacted Bill Lane, the Planning and Zoning Administrator for Cook County, and he straightened out the details and specifics for those of you interested in going tiny in Minnesota. It’s certainly not a free-for-all, but they are more receptive than many counties!
In short: You’ll need to build on a foundation (or remove the wheels) and comply with zoning and building regulations (and pay taxes!), but it can be done.
Take a look at some pictures of Grand Marais, named one of the coolest US small towns by CNN, and then read what Bill told us below!
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Photography by Bryan Hansel/MPR
