10 Adorable Tiny Homes to Fit Any Budget

Are you looking for a gorgeous tiny house to live in or add to your property as an ADU? Here are 10 must-see beauties.

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Are you in the market for a tiny house? Whether you dream about wheeling around the country in a tiny house on wheels or prefer a home on a solid foundation, there’s something for everyone.

When you buy a tiny home from a reputable company, you’ll know it’s built to par. For a tiny house on wheels, that means it’s certified by the RV Industry Association. A tiny house on a foundation will have to follow local building codes.

Here are our favorite tiny homes to spark your imagination. Whether you’re moving into a tiny home or putting one in your backyard for guests, maybe one of these is for you.

1) K4.10 by Kithaus

KitHaus K4.10 tiny homes for sale
Photo: KitHaus

Kithaus creates modular homes which are delivered to your address flat. They offer four different modules: the K3, K4, K5+K6 and K8+K9. The K4.10 is 191 square feet – although you can opt for a larger size.

It comes with a kitchenette, bathroom with shower and toilet, insulation, and electricity. It’s built out of dual-glazed low-e glass and hardwood into a rectangular shape, which makes it look very modern. It also features a narrow deck and a roof overhang.

While Kithaus recommends you hire their team to build the house, you can opt for a DIY build. They will be able to assist you both remotely and on site.

Discover all the modules on the Kithaus website. They are as big as 491 square feet.

2) Backyard Bedroom by Custom Container Living

custom container living backyard bedroom
Photos: Custom Container Living

Do you love the look of container homes? Custom Container Living builds them in different sizes and styles.

The Backyard Bedroom comes with a bathroom and studio living space. The building is surrounded by a deck and it features a shed roof. Opt for a queen size bed or bunk beds. There are a number of custom options, which allow the company to match the exterior of the tiny home to your requirements.

This floorplan does not have a kitchen, as this is the smallest tiny home in their range. Check out the Custom Container Living website to have a look at other, bigger models.

3) Vista Boho Tiny Home

vista boho escape tiny houses for sale
Photos: Vista Boho, Escape Tiny Houses

This charming house on wheels by Escape Homes comes with a double bed, a large fold-flat couch, a small kitchen, a table, and a separate bathroom with a shower. It looks gorgeous, just like a modern cabin in the woods. While the windows are large, you still get plenty of privacy inside.

It weighs 8,500 pounds, so you need a truck with good towing capability to take it around the country. It features RV hookups and can also be made off-grid. It’s built with stunning craftsmanship, including pre-finished cedar vertical siding on the outside and pine on the inside.

Find out more about the Vista Boho and the full range by Escape Home on their website.

4) The Mohican

the mohican tiny house
Photo Credit: Modern Tiny Living

At 20 feet, Modern Tiny Living’s Mohican Model is well-appointed and really well planned out. With many optional choices (gas or electric stove? Incinerating or composting toilet?), it can be customized easily to suit your aesthetic and needs. Smart features like a retractable coffee table, walk-in closet, built-in storage throughout and floods of natural light via an optional skylight and tons of windows really will go a long way to making it feel like your home.

Read more about Modern Tiny Living. The company offers a wide variety of tiny homes for sale.

5) Tumbleweed Farallon Tiny House

Photo Credit: Tumbleweed Tiny Homes

This has to be the roomiest and coziest mid-range tiny house on the market. It has a big kitchen, bathroom, master bedroom, and plenty of storage. You can easily fit a washer/drier in it. The tiny house is available in 3 lengths from 26.6-33.6 ft – all featuring a roomy loft above the bathroom with an optional second loft at the other end, giving an overall height of 13.5 on most models (the largest being 14.11 for a park model) and one even has a bathtub!

Given the dimensions and the amount of furniture inside, the dry trailer weight starts at about 13,300lbs.Find out more on the Tumbleweed website and discover the other models.

6) Harbor Custom 30, a luxury spin

tiny home kitchen and stairs to bedroom
Photo Credit: Tiny Heirloom

This classic, farmhouse-style tiny house looks incredible and features double lofts, a stairwell with incorporated storage that will accommodate full-size appliances. The second loft can function as a second bedroom or storage space, accessible with a ladder whereas the master is up the staircase. The main level includes a kitchen, table, cozy living room, bathroom with shower and tons of bespoke shelving and storage. The whole house is light and bright thanks to a large skylight.Look up more models by Tiny Heirloom here.

7) The Wedge by Wheelhaus

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Photo Credit: Wheelhaus

Do you dream of living in a modern cabin in the woods? The Wedge is just that. This 47-foot luxurious tiny home can sleep up to four people and features a sliding glass door to a great patio space off the living room, AND a sliding glass door on the other end in the Master bedroom, giving lots of light and scenic views.

An ample living space with a large sofa, fireplace, a kitchen, and a well-appointed bathroom make this tiny home one to consider. The mix of rustic wood applications and dark metal framing on the windows are stunning. Discover all the details on the Wheelhaus website.

8) Journey by Tiny Heirloom

journey scandi-inspired tiny home by tiny heirloom for sale
Photos: Journey by Tiny Heirloom

This Scandi-inspired tiny home is functional and sophisticated. It develops over two floors. The lower floor houses a deck, a big kitchen, a drop table, a living room, and a decent bathroom. The loft hosts a bedroom with a queen bed.

The exterior is made of lap siding, shingles and thermally modified wood. Inside you’ll find Ikea furniture and highly-efficient appliances already installed.

Find out more about the Journey on the Tiny Heirloom website.

9) The Sycamore by Mustard Seed

The Sycamore by Mustard Seed as a Park Model or a Modular Tiny Home.
Photos: The Sycamore by Mustard Seed

The Sycamore looks like a classic American home, while retaining a flat roof. It features a front porch with a roof, which makes it possible for you to sit out front in a comfy chair.

Inside, there are a full kitchen, a living room with fireplace, one and a half baths, two bedrooms and a huge double loft. The furniture is classic modern, making it timeless. It’s available as a Park Model or a Modular Tiny Home.

Interested? Check out their website to discover their range.

10) Firefly Tiny Homes

tiny house interior with bed and couch
Photo Credit: Firefly Tiny Homes

Firefly’s Ember model is a succinct, American steel-clad modern cabin, boasting a covered porch off the back, big enough to sit comfortably and enjoy your view. The studio-like interior is whatever you’d like it to be, with an easy à la carte menu and clear pricing as you go through the options (much like ordering a meal online). The company’s emphasis on using eco-friendly and low-toxic materials is a win for us! 

There’s a ton of built-in storage, a modest but practical kitchen, and bathroom. One thing to note is that there is no loft, so it’s all on the same level, but you can choose from several options, like a curtain or a wall, to separate the bedroom area if desired. It really packs a punch in the options department, allowing you to decide on each component (from practical items like dishwashers & laundry to finishes like brass or matte black faucets) and make it a cozy home for you.

FAQ on Tiny Houses for Sale:

How much does it cost to buy a tiny house?

Tiny houses for sale really run the gamut when it comes to price. You can buy a used, unfinished tiny house for around $5,000, or a premium, designer tiny home for $100,000. It all depends on what type of amenities you need, and the materials used in construction.

How long do tiny homes last?

Anywhere between 7 and 10 years; however it depends on the quality of the build and materials, as well as the maintenance you put into it.

Is it cheaper to build or buy a tiny house?

As we’ve seen above, it’s a lot cheaper to build a tiny house, as you can save on the construction materials and labor. This option also leaves you full freedom on the choice of design, furniture and appliances.

Can you buy a tiny house on Amazon?

Yes, there are lots of tiny houses for sale on Amazon. From cabin kits, to simple garden sitting rooms, to rustic timber-frame cottages, there’s a lot to choose from when it comes to buying a tiny home on Amazon. Beware that many of the tiny homes for sale on Amazon are for the shell only – you’ll be responsible for building out the interior.

Can I put a tiny house on my property?

It depends on where you live. Legislation is different in each state. Make sure to read up about it very carefully before looking at tiny homes online. Requirements vary wildly.

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