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Have you ever wondered how small a tiny house can be? Levi Kelly’s latest tiny home is smaller than many people’s closets, but it still has a kitchen, bed, and bathroom—it costs $5,000 to build!
At just 19 square feet, this tiny house might be the smallest in the world. Watch the video below to see how Levi made this little space work!
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He Built the World’s Smallest Tiny House with a $5,000 Budget
Screenshots via Levi Kelly Tours/YouTube
Screenshots via Levi Kelly Tours/YouTube
Screenshots via Levi Kelly Tours/YouTube
Screenshots via Levi Kelly Tours/YouTube
Screenshots via Levi Kelly Tours/YouTube
Screenshots via Levi Kelly Tours/YouTube
Screenshots via Levi Kelly Tours/YouTube
Screenshots via Levi Kelly Tours/YouTube
Levi Kelly’s World’s Smallest Tiny House
Video: Levi Kelly Builds a 19 sq ft Tiny House
Highlights & more details
- Size and Specs: At only 19.46 sq ft (1.8 sq m), it’s claimed to be the smallest tiny house in the world.
- Compact Design: Built on a single-axle trailer adapted from a truck, with stabilizing jacks for stationary use.
- Living Area: Includes bench seating for three with storage and an air-conditioning unit underneath.
- Minimal Kitchen: It has a mini-fridge, water tanks, a filter system, a water heater, and a foldable tap sink with a cutting board cover.
- Sleeping Space: A fold-down bed is secured to the ceiling and is accessed by stepping on the kitchen counter.
- Outdoor Amenities: A rear storage box contains an outdoor shower and a camping-style toilet that can be moved indoors for privacy.
- Power Source: Solar-powered with a battery backup and an option for RV-style power hookups.
- Budget-Friendly Build: Constructed on a budget of $5,000, thanks in part to using a pre-owned trailer and DIY labor.
- Impressive Utility: Despite its tiny footprint, it provides essential comforts and showcases innovative space utilization.
Learn more
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diWQtuN1irc
- https://www.instagram.com/levimkelly/?hl=en
- https://levimkelly.com/
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That’s amazing!
So cute! But I would need it to be a little wider. Maybe two feet wider. Then it would be alot easier to get into the bed.
I enjoyed the video. Nice little camping house.
So internal measurements are 5’10” x 3’4”?
Cute. But I would put up sort of safety bar up above. Nobody wants to roll over and break an arm.
For
Canadian use, skip the A/C and put a toilet under the bench instead. Could curtain it with a slide around shower curtain rod. You could do some sort of fantastic fan in the roof, or a battery one, but with an opening up top, it wouldn’t take much power to keep the air moving in a Canadian summer. As for heating, I think that might be impossible. Maybe a small electric heater if solar working, but it can’t be counted on.