I don't think I could live in a tiny house but

Really cute!

I could never do that small, especially since I'm still WFH.

The first thing I thought when I went to the link was, "It's a tiny home - how can there be so many pictures?"

The listing says the property is still under development… did you notice all the electric meters? It looks like they are going to have them all right next to each other along the edge of the pond. I would like that tiny house for a lake home, but I wouldn't like it at all if there were that many neighbors next to you!

The land is not yours, so the price to me is exhoborent as there is also a $750/mo HOA fee. But I'm on the chubby side, I wouldn't fit very well. lol It would be difficult to live in that small of a space even if you were thin. lol

There is a sketch of what the build out will look like. There are going to be 12 homes around a horseshoe shaped "street". And I read the monthly association fee is $750!! Yikes! I am thinking what if the development of the park and all the amenities never happens. It is a really cute house, but I wouldn't want to be that close to my neighbors. I would at least want a parking area right next to my house, not down the street. 

750$ a month in HOA fees?! I thought the reason most people bought a home is so they could stop paying monthly rent. This just feels like the worst of both worlds.

Gorgeous but my current scrapbook room is larger than the whole house.

That is adorable, and if it were just me I could manage. $750 hoa fees is crazy town.

I think it is very nice.  I think that I could live there, although if it was double the size it is it would be perfect.

I would probably have to have a storage unit.  I would want a washer and dryer, and didn’t see that. I do think the setup works. My condo is only 980 sq ft, so small compared to others, but perfect for just me.  I think the 300+ is a just a little too small for full time living but as a camp it would be easy.

I don’t think I would like 12 of them around a circle/horseshoe though.  Spread out over the property would be better than all clumped together.

$750 for the association fee (and the purchase price of 150,000.00) seems high unless it includes the property taxes and some other big amenities.  Although there are only 12 units to split the cost between so I guess it depends on what is included. Mine is only 200.00 a month for my condo and that seems high enough, although that is only for the very basics…we have no pool, tennis court, etc.

One issue with tiny houses is that it's often very difficult for people to find someplace they can legally have one. So when communities like this are given the go ahead, the situation can allow the owner(s) of the park to charge higher fees for itty bitty lots.

Many times when you see someone with a tiny home on a larger lot it's either outside the borders of any town/city where regulations are not as iron clad or they are on property that belongs to someone else---a parent, or someone they have some sort of agreement with.

I think tiny homes are fantastic for showing us that we can live in smaller spaces. I don't think we need to live in 400 or less square feet. But I do think that many, many people could certainly live in smaller homes than they are currently living in. And I think between issues with natural resources, environmental concerns, and lack of housing, it would be fantastic if the tiny home movement would spur some new housing developments being built around smaller homes. Not 400 sq. ft. kind of small, but maybe 800-1400 square feet kind of small---the same sizes that people were building & buying by the droves 100 years ago and right up through the start of the baby boom.

And if nothing else, looking at a tiny home can possibly give one ideas on how to better utilize their own space more efficiently, no matter how much space they have.

I love looking at tiny houses! I follow Tinyhouse and Minimalhearth on Instagram. How they fit so much into small space is so clever. I can't see ever living in something that small because of my crafting and I wouldn't want the stairs as I age. I just like seeing how they do storage solutions because I could see downsizing.

I don’t want to ever live in one but the layout and design of this one appeals more than any other I’ve seen. Especially having a real bedroom and not some wonky loft space.

The location and costs for this one aren’t positives for me.

I 100% could live in this. We sold our 2400 sqft house a little over a year ago and moved into a 1 bedroom condo. Once we got rid of all of the "stuff" it was easy. Living with less is so freeing.

This is exactly what we are doing. But not staying in one place. Travelling all over.