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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Brian was looking for a home base for his travel plans and found this second-hand tiny house at Village Farm Austin for $80,000. He was just about to set out in his campervan when the world shut down in 2020—and he was happy for the new community he found himself in!
This house has two porches, one open to the community and the other with privacy walls that he uses for storage. He has a grand living room space decorated with his guitars and mandolin. The galley kitchen has plenty of storage, and his first-floor bedroom doubles as a bike garage. What do you think?
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His Second-Hand Park Model in Austin Village
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Shantae is an amazing woman who lives and works at the Village Farm Tiny House Community in Austin, Texas. She moved there to be closer to her partner, who also has a home in the community, and she purchased her 399-square-foot park model second-hand.
But boy has she decorated it with her own style! She chose pink and gold accents all throughout the house that shows off that it’s her space. You’re going to love her tour below!
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Glamorous Second Hand Tiny Home in a Village
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This is an adorable tee tiny THOW for sale in Athens, Texas. The DIY build is just large enough for a single person (or maybe a very close couple), with one sleeping loft and another small storage loft.
There are stairs to the bedroom, which is rare in such a tiny space. The bathroom has a residential toilet, built-in linen shelves, and a small shower stall. The kitchen is on the other end of the home, and has a hot plate and microwave for making meals. The THOW is only $28,000.
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180 Sq. Ft. Tiny House on Wheels For Sale: $28K
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This two-story treehouse in Lindale, Texas, combines all the cozy charm of cabins with the luxury finishes you expect from a hotel. Decorated with whites and creams, the space has many nods to “Moon Honey,” with a moon-shaped bed, moon artwork, and more.
The first level of the treehouse has a living room, veranda, full kitchen, and a 3/4 bathroom. You take the spiral staircase up to the second level, where you’ll find the bed, a reading nook, a mini kitchen, and a half bathroom. What do you think of this vacation spot?
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Romantic Texas Treehouse Getaway
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This 18-foot tiny house is brand new and looking for someone to make her home! Built by professionals in Houston, Texas, the compact home has a loft bedroom large enough for a queen-sized bed. It sits over the bathroom and has beautiful tiled floors!
The kitchen area, with space for an under-counter mini fridge, sits against the back wall of the house and looks out a large window. Depending on your needs, the middle part of the home can be used for eating or as a living room. The owner is asking $39,000 for the home.
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$39K Tiny House in Houston, TX
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Tia, the executive director of a local non-profit in Texas, grew up in a trailer park and was no stranger to living with less. For her, tiny living, sustainability, and minimalism simply make sense.
Her 364-square-foot home fits not one, not two, but three bedrooms! She uses the third as an office, while the other two serve as her own room and a guest space. The kitchen and living room fill out the main floor, and a functional bathroom tucks in beneath the loft bedroom. It is a clever lesson in how far thoughtful zoning can stretch a small footprint.
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A 364-Square-Foot Tiny House with Three Bedrooms
Proof that square footage is not the same as livability, this Indigo River build packs three distinct sleeping and working zones into a footprint most people would call cramped. The secret is vertical thinking: by lofting the primary bedroom and stacking the bathroom beneath it, Tia freed up the main floor for everything else.
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This gorgeous 18-foot tiny house with two loft bedrooms is for sale in Austin, Texas. The $75,000 home has a central galley kitchen with lovely blue cabinets and a compact dinette/couch area under the smaller of the two lofts.
The all-tile bathroom is a wet bath, so it’s easy to clean up! Built over the tongue of the trailer, it has a unique shape and fits a shower, toilet, and vanity. This would make a great Airbnb or a home for one person. What do you think?
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Austin Double Loft Tiny House Tour with a Beautiful Bath
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Hey there, tiny house enthusiasts! I’ve got an exciting find to share with you today. Imagine owning a piece of history and calling it your home sweet home. We’re talking about the original “Tiny House” in Galveston, Texas! Nestled at 1513 20th St, this 1867 Henry Stringfellow Auxiliary House is up for grabs, and it’s a slice of tiny house heaven.
First things first, let’s talk numbers. This historic gem is listed at $265,000, offering you the chance to own a piece of Galveston’s rich history. With one cozy bedroom, one bathroom, and a snug 644 square feet of living space, it’s the epitome of tiny living. But wait, there’s more. You can estimate your monthly mortgage at approximately $1,724 – not bad for a historic tiny house in such a fantastic location.
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Historic Cottage in Galveston
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