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 is “The Grove,” an all-new rental-only portion of Escape Tampa Bay‘s tiny house village. This area will include double units with private screened-in porches available as long-term rentals. Each unit comes fully-furnished, and the rent will include all utilities, etc.
Escape just finished the first unit while they continue to develop the new olive grove and the rental units. The first spaces are already reserved. Enjoy the sneak peek below!
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New All-Inclusive Tiny House Rentals
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Erica and Steve purchased a 24-foot tiny house that was already built and set up at the Orlando Lakefront tiny house community. They wanted to simplify their lives and escape the debt from their previous large home. Going tiny has nearly paid for itself and given them financial freedom.
They appreciate being part of a community where they know their neighbors. The house meets all their needs: a king-sized bed in the loft bedroom, a living room that doubles as a work-from-home office, and a full kitchen for home-cooked meals.
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24-Foot Tiny House in Orlando Community
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Adam worked as a stonemason for 20 years and thought there had to be more to life. He purchased a dilapidated 50s RV park in Orlando, Florida, and started fixing it when someone asked if they could park a tiny house there. After talking to the powers-that-be, he was able to get tiny homes approved for legal full-time living, and one turned into 47!
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While there are plenty of tiny house villages popping up around the country, few of them allow you to outright purchase your own lot. In most cases, you bring your own tiny house and pay a yearly lease. Peacewind in Florida, however, has a number of lots where you can own a little lot and the tiny house that sits on it. You’ll pay a small HOA fee while enjoying legal tiny house living.
Braveheart Properties Of Brevard in Cocoa, Florida is a 501( c) ( 3) nonprofit that developed Peacewind, a tiny home and small cottage community offering long-term solutions for tiny homes as a permanent residence. Jinkie Echols is the founder and President. Peacewind is a legally zoned and code-compliant tiny home and small cottage community.
Learn more and take a look at the village below!
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Florida Tiny House Community with Lots for Sale
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Look at this beautiful 400-square-foot park model tiny house, originally built by Anchored Tiny Homes. Located in the Island Cove Mobile and Tiny Home Community in Durango, Colorado, this build showcases how a slightly larger footprint can provide all the comforts of a traditional home while maintaining the efficiency of tiny living.
The design features a private first-floor bedroom with a full closet, a 3/4 bathroom with a large walk-in shower stall, and a U-shaped kitchen featuring full-sized appliances and a dishwasher. It’s an excellent example of the “park model” category, which offers more width and height than a standard tiny house on wheels.
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An Anchored Tiny Home with Modern Farmhouse Style
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This 22-foot Perch & Nest build had been sited in the Acony Bell Tiny Home Community in North Carolina since 2022, and it sold the way homes in established communities usually do: with the lot. That’s the real headline. Acony Bell runs a waitlist, and buying a home already placed there meant stepping straight into a desirable lot without joining the queue, subject to manager approval.
The house itself was loaded well beyond a standard build. White shiplap lines the interior, with wood floors, cedar and maintenance-free steel siding outside, and two skylights. The kitchen carries solid butcher block counters, a full oven with convection and a built-in two-burner induction cooktop, a large white fridge, a big porcelain sink, and — genuinely unusual in a tiny house — a Fisher & Paykel single-drawer dishwasher. The ceramic-tiled bathroom adds quartz counters, upgraded chrome fixtures, and a Tuzio built-in towel warmer. A Canadian Cubic Mini wood-burning stove handles atmosphere and backup heat.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $118,000 with a lot lease of roughly $700/month in late 2023 and has sold. Acony Bell is still going strong — we’ve featured a more recent listing there, linked below along with other current homes.
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Inside a Loaded Perch & Nest Build at Acony Bell
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It’s always good news for the Tiny House Movement when a new village opens up! We’re excited to introduce you to MarLin Village in Bayfeild, Colorado, which has 15 spots for certified tiny homes available now.
There are thirteen 25×40 spaces and two 25×35 spaces that include 30 amp, and 50 amp plug-in connectors, along with a 20 amp outlet. The spaces are $650.00 per month with a minimum one-year lease. Tenants pay for their own electricity and high-speed internet and need residential toilets in their tiny homes. You can learn more and apply for a spot here.
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15 Tiny House Spots in Beautiful New Village
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Kevin and his ex-wife originally purchased this tiny home from Tiny Heirloom, so they could travel closer to extended family with their twin boys. At the time, the boys were only 2 years old, but now they’re eight!
While Kevin and the boys’ mom split up, Kevin settled the tiny house into a community in Durango where he works remotely in marketing. The boys have moved from cribs in the gooseneck to a fun treehouse loft bedroom. Enjoy the tour below!
- A single dad’s journey: Raising twin sons in a tiny home since they were 2, now aged 8.
- Creative transformation: From cribs to a treehouse loft, discover the boys’ evolving space.
- Thriving in a community: Settled in Durango, Kevin balances remote work and parenting with neighborhood support.
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From Traveling in a Tiny to Settling Down in a Community
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