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This tiny house on wheels was built by Pinnacle Peak Custom Homes in 2022 but has never been lived in by the current owner (right now, it’s just used as bike storage). It features two loft bedrooms, one with a sturdy staircase with safety railings.

The house has beautiful sage green siding, but on the inside, it’s very sleek, with black-and-white finishes throughout. Just wait until you see the massive shower stall! You can purchase it for $99,000 in Santa Barbara, California.

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Modern Double Loft Tiny Home for $99K

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Two friends — one with RV experience and the other with building experience — worked together to create this amazing tiny house in Idaho. The home is fully furnished and move-in ready and could be used as an Airbnb.

The land it’s currently on is up for discussion — either for you to rent or purchase –so you could get the whole package! Inside, the traditional layout is dripping in style, with a mix of warm colors and modern finishes to welcome you. You can purchase just the home for $84,900.

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THOW w/ Possible Land Rent/Purchase

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Ready to start tiny living? Here’s your chance to purchase a 190-square-foot tiny house on wheels along with two acres of land in Pikeville, Tennessee. The land can be developed further if you’d like a more permanent home, or you can just settle into the turnkey space.

While most tiny homes have bright white interiors, this lovely one features forest-green walls and honey-colored wood accents that give a cozy woodland vibe to the space. The outdoor area has a pebble patio and globe lights so you can enjoy meals outside. Purchase it for $95,000.

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Tennessee Tiny Home w/ Land for $95K

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Teacup Tiny Homes built “The Stella” for a family of four in Salmon Arm, B.C. Based on their ever-popular Ruby floor plan, The Stella provides two private loft bedrooms, and a full bathroom with a composting toilet.

Measuring 30 x 8 feet 6 inches, this home features a back staircase leading to the main loft, a huge pull-out pantry for optimal storage, and a kitchen with full-sized appliances. The sage green cabinets and elegant gold fixtures bring warmth to the space. What do you think of this family tiny home?

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The Stella by Teacup Tiny Homes

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This is a 600-square-foot Colorado cabin on 1.6 acres in Rye.

It’s a two-bedroom, one-bath home with a mudroom, three-car parking area, RV space, and a backyard with a storage shed, garden area, shooting range, and four-wheeler trail! The home and land are listed for $299,000 on Zillow via PAR MLS.

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Little Colorado Cabin with Trails, Garden, and Shed

Charming 600 sq. ft. cabin nestled on 1.6 acres in Colorado's woods, perfect for small space living.

Images via PAR/Zillow

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When Alice and Ricky approached Roughcut Tiny Homes, they had a specific vision: a home that could fully embrace its future beachside location while providing the comfort and functionality of a traditional residence. The result is a stunning park model tiny house that perfectly balances large-scale amenities with a compact, manageable footprint.

Park models offer a unique middle ground in the small living movement. Built on a larger chassis than typical THOWs, they allow for wider floor plans and full-sized features that make long-term living feel effortless. This particular build showcases how thoughtful window placement and material choices can turn a small space into a bright, airy sanctuary.

Bright coastal tiny home with large windows and modern design.

Images via Roughcut Tiny Homes

Images courtesy of Roughcut Tiny Homes

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Manon spent 15 years moving from place to place, never staying anywhere for long. Eventually, that nomadic lifestyle led her to van life, where she lived full-time for two years. While she loved the freedom, colder winters pushed her to look for something a bit more comfortable—without giving up her independence.

Using her cabinet-making skills, Manon designed and built her own tiny house on wheels with bold rooflines and plenty of space for what matters most to her—books and her cats. Today, she lives on a rural plot in the French countryside alongside other tiny house dwellers, enjoying a slower, more grounded way of life she built with her own hands.

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A Hand-Built Tiny Home on Wheels in Rural France

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This is a new-to-us tiny house community of 33 homes about 45 minutes south of Albuquerque, New Mexico! The village is still expanding, with only 3 of the 17 acres available currently developed.

It offers truly affordable housing, with rent costs as low as $400/month with a 12-month lease. You can purchase a tiny house from the community or bring your own, and a handful of short-term rentals allow you to “try out” the village.

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Ever-Expanding Tiny House Village

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While we’ve previously shared the stunning homes of amazing individual residents at Village Farm Austin, today we’re taking a comprehensive look at the community itself. This “agrihood” represents a growing trend in the tiny house movement: purposeful communities that prioritize sustainability, shared resources, and a high quality of life.

Located in the heart of Texas, Village Farm Austin isn’t just a place to park a home; it’s a vision for a modern, neighborhood-centric lifestyle. From on-site organic farming to state-of-the-art wellness facilities, this village sets a high bar for what a tiny house community can achieve when design and community spirit come together.

Images courtesy of Tiny House Giant Journey / Village Farm Austin

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