Tiny home enthusiasts across the country are trying to find ways to make it legal to build small homes on foundations — something to call their own and something with “roots.” These “Inzu” plans are for a one loft, one-bedroom (on the ground floor) tiny home on a foundation.
The house comes in at just under 500 square feet and packs in a first-floor bedroom, a full bathroom, a kitchen with a dishwasher, and a spacious great room for living and entertaining. The loft bedroom gives you room for kids, office space, or storage. If you had land, would you pick this layout?
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One Loft/One Bedroom Small Home Plans
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Sit back and relax in a comfortable couch.
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The kitchen even has room for a dishwasher.
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Here’s the bedroom that walks out to a deck.
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Full bathroom! You get that soaking tub.
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Skylights help open up the loft area.
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Here’s the first floor layout.
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What do you think of this design?
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Highlights:
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bath
- 497 sq. ft. + loft
- Dimensions: 16’ X 32’
- Wall height: 9’-0” with cathedral ceilings
- 2×6 R-21 + walls
- Trussed R-49 + roof
- Insulated slab foundation
- Mini-split heating & cooling
- Tankless water heating
- Wood or gas fireplace, optional
- International Residential Code compliant
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I really like this design, however, I would make some changes. Instead of a ladder, I’d actually put in stairs with bedroom closet under and a door closing off the stairs. I most definitely would not have 9 foot walls and cathedral ceilings. Those high ceilings are a waste of utilities. I’d have a storage attic or bedroom over the great room and the now bedroom as attic.
I agree
I agree as well. No ladder – stairs with storage. Build a true closet!
I love it! Would have a pull down stair case for the loft, though.
Good idea. Safer and takes up no more space.
I really like how(unlike the builders in the USA) a proper size fridge is used instead of protruding from the cabinetry. Still not a Seniors unit so much. For me, I prefer the 1.5 bath unit with the utility room combo in 400sq.ft. Fit and finish is what you expect from authentic craftsmen and women of Europe. Near perfect.