Sophia and Forest began their tiny house build at a workshop where other participants and two teachers helped them construct the frame. While the framing went quickly, it took the couple another year to complete the interior on their own—a common timeline for first-time builders tackling finish work.
The gooseneck tiny house cost approximately $45,000 to build, with help from family to fund the project. When they neared completion and worried about finding parking, they asked on Facebook and found a lovely wooded spot where they trade some labor and pay $400/month for their home base.
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Handcrafted Tiny House in Wooded Setting
The exterior shows the quality craftsmanship that comes from building with care over time. The wooded parking spot provides privacy and a connection to nature.
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Here’s a new, stunning tiny house model for sale from Forever Tiny Homes in California. These models come in several sizes, and the longer ones have a private bedroom, while the shorter ones are studio-style.
All sizes have a galley kitchen and a bathroom with a shower stall and toilet. The homes have a modern feel, with black, white, and gray colors and sleek lines. This one is for sale in California for $68,900.
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Kate and Benoît returned to New Zealand after years of international travel and built themselves a tiny house on wheels for under $38,000—coming in under their original budget. Their secret: clever use of reclaimed and thrifted materials, spending money where it mattered most and saving wherever they could.
The home is currently parked on her parents’ land while they search for their own spot to create a small homestead. Their build demonstrates how creative material sourcing can dramatically reduce tiny house costs without sacrificing quality.
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Budget-Friendly THOW Built with Reclaimed Materials
The exterior shows the timber-framed construction they chose after consulting with Kate’s brother, who works in construction. This approach allowed for a more interesting roofline than their original container house concept.
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This was a lovely custom tiny house built by Indigo River Tiny Homes, based on their “Pioneer” model, which offers a private first-floor bedroom. This iteration, dubbed the “Ashley,” also has a 100-square-foot storage loft accessible via a staircase at the back of the home.
Next to the bedroom, you’ll find a spacious bathroom with a square shower stall, residential toilet, vanity, and a stacked washer and dryer. The L-shaped kitchen has quartz countertops and a drawer dishwasher, and the living room has a built-in entertainment center with an electric fireplace. What’s your favorite feature of this home>
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38′ Tiny Home Design from Indigo River Tiny Homes
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This tiny house on wheels is located in a tiny house village in North Carolina, Acony Bell Tiny Home Community. It’s for sale and has plenty of amazing features, like a full kitchen with an oven and stovetop, a bathroom with a shower stall and washer/dryer unit, and two spacious lofts with a good amount of headroom.
The most striking feature of this house has to be the cobalt blue cabinets that add a lovely pop of color to the white shiplap walls and dark wood floors. The house is already skirted, which is required for you to live in the community, and you can take over the lease as long as management approves. You can purchase it for $104,000.
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26′ Tiny House on Wheels: Two Lofts & Full Kitchen
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Some tiny homes just take your breath away, and this custom, luxury 38-foot-long tiny house by Acorn Tiny Homes is one of them! It has a private first-floor bedroom with built-in dressers, tons of shelving, and a catwalk all around the ceiling for the client’s cat.
The home has every amenity, including a dishwasher, stacked washer and dryer, walk-in shower stall, electric fireplace, mini mudroom space, and room for a sectional sofa. It cost CAD $230,000, which is about $170K in US dollars.
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436 Sq. Ft. First Floor Bedroom Tiny House on Wheels
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When Ashley lost her job, renting her 1,300-square-foot home no longer made sense. She knew she wanted to own something but didn’t know where she wanted to put down roots. “What if I had a house that could move?” she asked herself. And that’s how she ended up with a $34.5K tiny house on wheels!
When she purchased it, her budget buy was rather empty and uninteresting—so much so that instead of feeling overjoyed when she first walked in, she felt a bit scared. But now that she’s had time to decorate and build it out—including a “catio” for her three cats—she absolutely loves her little home. Enjoy the tour!
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DIY “Catio” & Amazing Side Porch in Acony Bell Village
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This is a rare opportunity to secure both a lot and tiny house at the coveted ESCAPE Oaks Village in Tampa! This oversized version of the popular eBoho XLS sits in one of the best lots at the Oaks with plenty of shade, great palms, and a large deck.
Plus, did we mention it’s for sale for a $6,400 discount? Lot rent is $650/month which includes water, sewer, garbage/recycling, a private deck, landscaping maintenance, security (gated access), and parking. Check out the photos below and be sure to tune into the video tours of The Oaks and the original Village in Tampa!
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Get $6,400 Discount on Escape Village THOW
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This Japanese-inspired tiny house on wheels was custom-built for a Baluchon client who needs a home to travel with him for work around the United Kingdom. He loves Japanese architecture and the Bonzai Tiny House reflects that with a curved roof, red and black accents, and a screen door.
The home is just under 15 feet long to make it lightweight and easy to tow for travel. Even with that short height, the home has no loft, but rather a pull-out bed mat that lies on top of the living room floor at night. The kitchen is elevated to allow for lots of drawer storage underneath, and the wet bathroom is open to the rest of the home to keep the space from feeling claustrophobic.
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Japanese-Inspired Tiny House Built for Travel
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