192 Sq. Ft. Tiny House For Sale on 10 Acres

on July 17, 2014

This 192 sq. ft. tiny house is on a 10 acre lot and it’s all for sale for an asking price of just $49,900.

I’m not familiar with the area or the condition of the home so please do your research before making any serious decisions but I just wanted to share this with you today because I thought you might also appreciate it.

And to me it’s just great to see listings like this, isn’t it? Because it shows that there are places where you can buy plots of land relatively affordably and build tiny. Best of all, if you ever grow out of ‘tiny’, you can add on or build another slightly larger home. Just a thought.

Tiny House For Sale on 10 Acres For $49k

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Images: Zillow

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Images: Zillow

The 10 acre plot of land includes a 192 sq. ft. tiny cottage that was built in 1980 in ‘as is’ condition. It seems like there’s also a storage shed on the property too. The address is: 40 Colby Rd, Weare, NH 03281. Learn more.

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Eldaka July 17, 2014, 4:59 pm

Definitely has potential!

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alice h July 17, 2014, 6:40 pm

If you move there you will need http://www.fritzwetherbee.com/Fred_Wetherbee/speak_nh.html

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Rich July 17, 2014, 7:37 pm

Be cautious of anything mentioning lots of “wetland”. Most states restrict building in wetlands. Other restrictions may apply. The picture of the “out-building” appears to have been flooded not to long ago (lower than the road) and the building has suffered from the bottom up. Just saying be careful.

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sc July 19, 2014, 8:21 am

The house is certainly a tear down, it doesnt have any architectural details worth saving. i agree with everyone else, the only real question is the value of the land.

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Ida July 20, 2014, 1:36 pm

I wish I could stand to be in New England any more. That’s a sweet price for a place that obviously has water and power. I wish I could find that here in Washington. I’d rent out this place, and put my tiny house nearby. A tiny house community could actually fit nicely on 10 acres, unless it’s all wet.

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