I'm Building a Tiny Home!!!

[@RyanStephens-nj9kg]

That’s my old shop!! I built it, every tiny bit of it! Yes it has lots of plugs that was for all my machines and tools to get plugged in. Cool thing about it, about 80% of the materials was stuff I recycled off job sites I worked on. Glad it will put it to good use and not just sitting empty!

[@jonny555ive]

Looks like you did a hell of a great job on it..... Nicely done sir👍👍 I really hope Matt uses it for what it is intended for....... A SHOP. Airbnb just makes no sense.

[@ChestonP]

Very cool!

[@vayllinn994]

You can do whatever you want with your ranch when you buy it ​@@jonny555ive

[@karronlaneNOLA]

good job!!!

[@jmow-t5023]

Why no recycled materials-> quality sheds YT channel?! Your work clearly just impressed a couple hundred thousand viewers. I bet Matt would plug your channel since he got the first one, on film.

[@tszampruch]

As someone who designed and built their tiny home, you NEED a closet and don't need a double vanity. I would put the kitchen across the back wall. Center the sink on the window. Ref to the right. Range on the left wall. I could easily sketch something out for you if you'd like. Additionally, you'll want to plan your water heater. Next, put a door on the storage shed outside and make the loft area easy access as storage. Finally, with the way the building is shaped, put small windows at the top area to let more light in. More light makes it feel bigger.

[@tszampruch]

I'd also consider trying to keep all plumbing in the same wall. You're right to put the intimate areas to the right, but you might want to still close off the bathroom to the bedroom.

[@activeentropy]

​@@tszampruchdefinitely close off the bathroom, especially if you ever want to have guests.

[@robinsont1028]

Looks like a grow room .lol

[@professorwinston]

I’ve never built anything like that, but yeah for a tiny home a bath tub and double vanity don’t really make sense. The whole point of tiny home living is minimalism, so you’d want as small a bathroom without getting rid of comfort

[@hosschaos676]

Good ideas. But as an Airbnb they probably don’t need a closet. But definitely need somewhere to put luggage that’s accessible.

[@VisceralApex]

Have a single vanity, make the toilet room larger. Could make it handicap accessible that way too. Already has ramps to the door, which could be extended for an ADA compliant slope

[@johnshields9202]

Like your idea, I'm a disabled person, leg and spine injury. Believe me very few Air BnBs are set up for ADA. I was going to state the same ideas

[@VisceralApex]

@@johnshields9202 Single level building, with that layout would be excellent for it, in my opinion

[@camberwins]

I was thinking something similar! Two videos back he was asking what to do with a couple other buildings. I think an AirBnB type property that could be booked as part of the resort would be great. I have an immune system disorder, so it's not always practical for me to stay in a big hotel and have to go to restaurants to eat. A small, self-contained rental, with a kitchen, would make it possible for me to come and enjoy the resort. Also, people that have food allergies and such that need to make their own food. I just think it would provide an opportunity for more people to come to the resort if there are options that are ADA accessible and provide an option other than the restaurant.

[@jakesmith9924]

Love this idea! As a paraplegic, a roll in shower would be awesome, they are hard to find in hotels.

[@TactfullyBlunt]

The bedroom area has a step up and it would be hard to put a ramp for that without taking a lot of square footage from the living area. Great idea though.

[@tirrelljoyner3432]

I would drop the tub and go with a shower with a closet next to it. I would also drop the double vanity and go with a single and put another closet on the other side so you have more closet space.

[@StuPedasso]

Layout suggestions...put the tub as close to the back wall as possible and put a small closet/wardrobe between tub and bed (a least a little privacy?), 1 vanity and larger toilet room, flip the entry room layout - kitchen on back wall gives WAY more space/options and living area up front. Good luck Matt!

[@PleasantSuprise]

I would put kitchen in back living room in the front

[@CSChristian]

Totally agree with walking into the living room instead of the kitchen.

[@stevetomblin9007]

Needs a washer and dryer to.

[@streamstriss]

@@stevetomblin9007you can get little ones and put them in the bathroom

[@Valspars_]

Please finish with the pallet wood it looks so good. Glad your keeping he building you can tell that guy put work in.

[@f0rumrr]

The funny thing about pallet wood is its nice stuff just rejected because it does not fit the standard the lumber mill put in place.

[@scottcol23]

*you're

[@Valspars_]

@@scottcol23 youre* totally not a virgin

[@biziluxgames8924]

i'm almost certain that pallet wood is not up to code for being used as interior decoration for walls... unless you know exactly from which pallets it was from, (no chemicals etc..) but he doesn't.

[@f0rumrr]

@@biziluxgames8924 ya its hit and miss and needs to be trimmed for an interior wall application. Pallet wood is random so you gotta know what to save. Some of the stuff ive seen is like wow why is this being used here, the mill rejected it.

[@michaeldoyle189]

Tiny homes seem like a pretty reasonable solution to having homes/rooms/cabins available on the resort. Quick. Efficient. Reasonably cost effective.

[@Algorythmfpv]

not to mention easy to maintain and clean.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

I saw a koa has microcabins they only had beds in them and were pretty afforable

[@adriane7841]

Especially given the amount of time they are going to stay and the things they will do around the ranch. They don't need 5-star hotel amenities.

[@michaeldoyle189]

@adriane7841 exactly. The resort is the attraction. Really just need a bed and a spot to unwind.

[@brow30535]

been in a few tiny homes, would definitely suggest putting a dividing wall between bedroom and bathroom. if you want to invite people over for a meal or movie, no guest wants to use an open bathroom, its uncomfortable. having that extra wall will make the bathroom feel better and more inviting. also i agree with others, don't need a double vanity, however if you put the bathroom wall in, you will make more usable space and will be able to fit one in.

[@mikecain1000]

It is great that you are showing your support to local law enforcement, I love it. They will certainly be thankful to you for your support and in turn support you.

[@spencerwatsittoya]

Just make it a guard shack for the front of the property. Set it up to monitor any camera's on property. Maybe a gun safe and turn the other half into a garage for a few golf carts/vehicle for the security to use.

[@vettencle]

15:20 Love and respect the mentality for the range and opening it for LE agencies. Keep doing great things for your LEO community

[@sporkimer]

If you go air bnb i think you drop one sink...leave more space in the room...maybe an armoire

[@alishafluken4279]

I would put the kitchen on the back wall. Then, have an island with built-in banquet seating for a table. That leaves you living room welcoming your guests as they walk in the door.

[@Kyleofthesouth]

Love the tiny house idea. You should build out the upper loft for kids and put in a library style ladder on a track that will roll to the side when not in use. I think that would be really cool.

[@johnsnyder1046]

We need an abandoned shed series now

[@TK-76054]

Love that you are cop-friendly. Make your range cheaper than theirs so more will come. The added traffic will benefit your other endeavors.

[@joedoe6444]

hope they let us know when someone will be teaching an anti-acorn defense class at the range. those things are terrifying and hard to fight off once they come for you. they should give the range a name, maybe Acorn Range would be a good one, forever reminding us of the dangers the world holds...

[@Raptorias]

Tiny shed house is awesome. Def install a sliding barn door between the two rooms.

[@MrKaare60]

My bucketlist got updated when i saw the very first vidoes about this place.. I was Born and raised in Denmark with a wish of visiting the US someday.. and it's not going to be anytime soon cause traveling to the US is expensive.. but one day i'll come visit this place.

[@KiLL3RabBit]

Rule of thumb for wood utility pole bury depth is 10% of the overall length + 2'. A 30' pole would be 5', 15' pole is 3.5'. Ground compaction and material changes the bury depth but it's a good starting point

[@PatrickKniesler]

Yup. An equation burned into my brain with ten years designing distribution. With almost non-existent compaction but also no perceived horizontal loads, i have absolutely no idea what depth to go for. Obviously he wouldn't want them to sag over time and wouldn't want to pour concrete. Maybe strap them to a brace and run auger anchors into the berm behind them to keep them upright if the berm settles a bit.

[@paulahamilton7290]

The small extension on the front could be closed of and a door made in the bedroom you could make that a shower room with sinks that would make good use of it and free up space in the bedroom

[@Hookset69]

Turn that building into your main security office. You have the plugs all set up for video camera servers that hold all the recorded datas, plugs for security monitors and it's located at the front of the property which is great because if you have security they know how's coming in and out. Would be a great place for checking in people using the range to keep things legit and you from getting lawsuits or whatnot.

[@jamesstein1390]

Great idea. I was thinking of a maintenance building. Don't really need water for either.

[@Crazyhorse555]

security is all done on your iphone these days lol.... but not joking lol

[@jonny555ive]

That's a fantastic idea.

[@noeller2024]

you should want your main security office in the heart of the resort to minimize the respond time

[@nickcrispino6575]

or a tool and equipment maintence room for guests.

[@brandonghareeb9830]

You should get a hold of the guys that do the Tiny Home Nation show. They do amazing things in small areas.

[@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem]

they probably charge an absurd amount like $100k+ similar to those treehouse guys that charge insane prices for basically a tiny home lifted off the ground.

[@NogrimStoneson]

that little building would probably make an amazing little wood or metal shop for someone after you close up the walls. you might find a craftsman who wants to rent it. would be a great option for a local, and they could potentially sell stuff on the ranch but the traffic from the ranch would be great for certain things.

[@vmcmark7578]

There will be a need for things to be crafted & made. That building is not in the center of the property, but it does have the proper electricity available & NOBODY wants to be out in the woods & have to hear the highway as well! 100% SHOP & finish it the same way, with pallet wood & then spray some fire proofing on it! Do Not waste that mans work with the wiring. THAT WOULD BE FOUL TO DO!!

[@zamboughnuts]

Agree with this. It's an amazing shop, and it's too close to the highway to be an airbnb. The electrical in there would be a shame to waste on an airbnb.

[@RyanStephens-nj9kg]

That’s exactly what it was! It was my shop one room for metal work and one for wood and fiberglass work. I left the bare dirt floor so I could weld and plasma cut without starting a fire

[@lilhammer7149]

the little shelter outside the building is for a vacuum unit.. which is also what the weird "plug" on the inside is for, hook a hose to it and can vacuum your workshop

[@RyanStephens-nj9kg]

The weird plug was the dust collector, and yes the little outside building was originally for the collection barrel to go in so I could empty it outside. It’s gone now but there was 4” pipe on the ceiling for dust collection from all the wood machines

[@JigginWithJordan]

I’m gonna be honest. That’s a sick hat!! Haha was not expecting that 😂💪🏼

[@kamoonrathewolfgod9189]

Hey Jordan. I follow you on your You Tube channel. Love your videos.

[@tntblast1949]

Oh my word, I didn't see until you said something. Maybe because it's camo. :) Love seeing youtubers sport each others merch. Its like a TV crossover!

[@SuperFly1414]

I absolutely love and support how you are so open and welcoming to your local police departments to come in and train. I think that is amazing, and more than a great way to give back to the community. I think a really cool thing would to be a small building area near the ranges to rent tables and other things to help people.

[@Timmnm]

You should flip the kitchen and living room that way you're not walking into the kitchen. Plus it'll give you more room for appliances since you will be able to utilize 3 walls instead of 1 ½ and there is already power for a hood fan and access for exit if you choose to use one.

[@blissful1689]

Consider adding a substantial deck or patio area and an internal access to it to help expand the feel of functional space.

[@brj_han]

*Always* have a partition between the bedroom and bathroom.

[@karenmetcalf-pugh5]

And two doors. One from the living area and another to the bedroom if the loft will be utilized.

[@johngross8300]

Great time watching as always! LEO support is huge! Thank You. Not the first time by any means you’ve imbued the sentiment on your channels.

[@Jason-7212]

Just a friendly word of advice. Better bury more than 3 feet of pole in the ground, make it closer to 4'. Wind load on a wall with only 3' of post buried will allow the wind to push it over with time, even with the posts cemented in.

[@HEXU77]

It’s so awesome that you’re letting police train at your range, hopefully it becomes a win/win for everyone! I would take a serious look at building a multilevel storage container village, it would be great training area for police/firefighters, and great to use for Demo Ranch videos. FDTN in Indiana has an awesome little town built out of storage containers, really cool layout.

[@joetayson397]

Have you considered building some cover out at the range? A pavilion, maybe, or something like you have at your other range?

[@AlwaysHonestReviews]

Turn the double door into a window and the storage part into the front door and then flip your floorplan accordingly (bedroom/bathroom down instead of up). Its expensive to bust up concrete but its pretty easy to frame down a door to a window and then frame a door.

[@jonathanpounders7202]

The plug at 6:28 is a ground out for you to attach to yourself if you’re working on sensitive electronics to take the static out of your body and keep from damaging an electrical board etc.

[@richardgabel33]

Matt...bathroom move plumbing fixtures to common wall with living room. It will probably mean moving entry toward the left but you can make a chase wall. Toilet area and sink on chase wall. Tub on wall at foot of bed then your plumbing for supply and waste lines fit. Loft area, I would build larger dormers so people can stand and the space becomes usable. Have fun, stay safe.

[@p9raceway759]

Use outdoor covered storage as entry to kitchen area. Do your bathroom plumbing on dirt floor side

[@specist]

As someone living in a tiny house, that's a good design. Storage area would be good for utilities, would be a good space for a on demand water heater, and some storage. Has so much potential! :D

[@RyanStephens-nj9kg]

When I built it that’s what that area was intended for, a full heating and cooling unit I just never got that far, couldn’t find one to recycle!

[@RealMrNails]

+closet and you're golden. Shrink the vanity. Great idea!

[@calvinlevie943]

Thank you. What an excelent video ,fantastic little house . Great to see that the gun range is coming into good use. Coming to life .Keep on making great entertainment and video's they are great

[@wdjones4735]

I vote for tiny house!!!!! What a great idea👍🏻 When I rearranged my 1000 sqft house I did this….. I used common interior wall that the plumbing can be run for bathroom and kitchen. It really made it easy. I designed it myself using only my common sense and being mindful of my very small budget. Maybe that little storage shed can be used as a WC. Just a thought🤔 Thanks for sharing your brilliant idea👍🏻🤩

[@FangOfTruth]

Some of the wooded areas could be used for search and rescue. Local shooting range is set up like that.

[@realreallynow]

matt use that house for staff quarters and that as the shop. its within walking distance of the home and your handyman can grab the tools he needs on his way to anyjob that they are on call for. honestly most handymen are gonna keep the tools they need on their work truck anyways.

[@realreallynow]

plus it gives your staff access to one of the main highway/roads for quick response on emergency calls

[@izzyplusplusplus1004]

As a carpenter, handyman, installer, I can tell you that I have a shedfull of tools that get rotated out depending on the current project.

[@youchosewisely141]

Kudos for making the range available to LE!

[@kristyboule8768]

Yes!! Love to hear the officers getting use out of your space. Great support

[@tankorthe-non-derpy9689]

I think you got it down Matt, that layout is pretty nice too! love to see all this crazy progress

[@stephenstrohacker7863]

Put the water tank and other plumbing in that external room. It gets more room inside and utilizes that space as well.

[@timmayer8041]

Swap your floor plan, it's easier to reframe a door than it is to break up concrete to run plumbing. You could even turn the outside storage into a little vestibule

[@ryansteenkamp4407]

Agreed

[@stevejohnston8904]

Lower the ceiling to an 8 foot height above the litchen and bathroom, then you might have enough head room for a taller loft

[@kathrynboles6027]

As a young woman, wanted so much to flip houses, and I love every aspect of all of the construction/fixing up of it. Plus, I love to paint. But alas, hubby wasn't enthusiastic about it. Guess it wasn't meant to be. About the tiny home; as an occasional traveler myself, I can tell you that a lot of tourists leave the room/rental in the AM and go sightseeing, etc. and come back to the room with leftovers to heat up or something they bought to heat up for dinner, which can be done in a microwave. Since you will be renting this before the resort is ready to fully enjoy, why not advertise it at a discounted price and then list how close the nearest town is, restaurants there and close-by places to see/visit.? Also, are you going to make the couch a fold-out for sleeping? And I might suggest putting up just a partial privacy wall at the side of the bathroom entry. It could be an attractive piece of decor;, like a moveable folding screen, or just a partial wall that doesn't have to go all the way up. I have done loads of property management and some home staging as part of it from time to time, plus my husband and I have done some travelling over the years and these thoughts sort of came to me as I watched. Also, with the advertising I suggested, folks would then just plan on doing their activities/sightseeing away from the resort, so you wouldn't be obligated to provide any of the eventual amenities you will be offering as a full service resort. t

[@MNsportsman]

Thank you for helping LE! We are always looking for good places to train on very limited budgets! You guys are awesome!

[@Wormweed]

Driving those poles into the rocky berm is gonna be fun..

[@brj_han]

The berm is all rock. They're going to have to dig postholes....

[@mikerandolph509]

Move kitchen to the back. And keep the double door entry { something Fancy }. Use the Storage area as bathroom.

[@mimiso516]

Great Idea Matt. Raise the floor of the storage place outside to make a shower/tub area, and toilet. (Even after 25+ years with my hubby an exposed bath like that is a no-go. Pun intended.) A fold out bed in the living room. Drop down attic stairs for the loft (Joanna Gaines did it). Put a door into the bathroom from the kitchen and the bedroom.

[@scottbutler2761]

Matt you are close . . Block Double Doors .Make the thing out front the entrance door .Then move living to that room . The room with no floor use for bathroom and kitchen . Then much easier to do underfloor plumbing

[@godsteam8903]

Like the layout. Put tv on back side of bedroom wall. Put patio door to the back with small grill/patio. Want to spend more screen it in and put hot tub out there.

[@Crangaso]

Nice!

[@ChickenBaconRanch1776]

With that many plugs, that place was the making of a grow house for sure. 😂

[@boelieehv]

that was my first thought aswell😂

[@RyanStephens-nj9kg]

It was my workshop, I have lots of machines and tools

[@CannonCountry]

That was definitely a grow house

[@timothyflanagan9051]

@@RyanStephens-nj9kgI don’t believe this was ever your workshop. But let’s pretend it was: what are you running at ceiling height that requires multiple 220V outlets…that ISNT several rows of HID grow lights?

[@RyanStephens-nj9kg]

Window unit ac’s ones with heat, they were high up on the wall to keep the wood dust out of them.

[@MikeHarrison3266]

Thank's James, your a good man.

[@Lonestarsharkwranglers]

Thank you! Glad I could help!

[@userKIGE]

Tiny house at the Edge of the Property.... excellent idea , but open concept 😮 might be a great idea too..... Loft bedroom cute as hell. Tint the glass lots of light....sounds nice🎉

[@nldacus]

I think that would be a good ranch hand house and workshop. Have half the shed for wood working and the other half for welding. Your going to need a lot of gates and things made for the rest of time.

[@hellaypg]

not the first

[@Lunch_box]

Hey, that's my line

[@kyleranderson5557]

Nor the last

[@3DThrills]

With all those outlets, make it a gaming room/bar. Arcade games and shooting, racing simulations. Golf simulator, Flight simulator with gyrating cockpit. Punching machine. Strongman sledgehammer rings bell. #attractions

[@stephenoshaughnessy2279]

With your current concept, a young couple is renting your B&B. The wife looks up from the bed across the room and gazes at a toilet?? Not too many women will appreciate the "coziness".

[@mbooker2429]

That range looks so good I hope to be able to come to ranch one day and test her out

[@silentepsilon888]

Try to enclose that funny small addition on the outside and connect it with a (pocket) door to the bathroom area, then set the toilet into that small separate addition thingy. Oh and loose the bathtub in favor of a walk-in shower unit plus reduce the double vanity to a single sink unit to save space and maybe place a washer-dryer stack unit there.

[@frankensteinracing3520]

Seems like a great idea as a little love nest type getaway. I’d suggest as mentioned a closet and single wash basin. And also a couples bathtub.

[@indycustommade3568]

I'm a Real Estate photographer and had a couple thoughts. I agree with another comment about moving the kitchen to the back wall. You don't want to enter right into the kitchen. Also a nice single vanity with a closet in the bedroom and in the other area. I would make the tub a shower. That's just me. Closets are very important. Great idea either way. I do 360 virtual panoramas and that place would be cool to see that way. It's really starting to take shape. Good luck.

[@mickyfitzko6024]

Man id love to come there for a few days with you guys! would be a blast!

[@lukekao8136]

The hardest part to create in the tiny house are going to be the bathroom, mini-kitchen, due to plumbing, the rest is all framing. The AC/heating is easy, if you find a "mini-split", problem solved. And like I said before re:power, if you install solar outside then that takes care of the power since you're in texas. And instead of creating a ladder, create a stairscase so that you can create drawers under the stairs for storage. Hope it helps. :)

[@kr1gas]

It is indeed very cool to see people already at the range.

[@loneoutdoorsman77]

That’s awesome that you help LEO like that. Good of you sir.

[@negpimawon]

Mind that electrical panel. NEC requires you to maintain working space in front of it... means countertop likely can't go there.

[@lukeortler771]

I’d just say switch the kitchen and living room to opposite spots. Tv to wall to the left when you walk in. Leave the bedroom and but swamp sides also. But you need a closet somewhere on that side.

[@geevusp]

Matt, I totally respect you and your projects! Keep it up brother.

[@abbebladon]

Love the idea of a tiny house for an air b & b xxx also love that cops are using the range for training, great work Matt xxxxx

[@matttaylor3242]

the idea of a tiny house is excellent! you've got some great ideas already, looking forward to seeing your follow through

[@likes-yv3lj]

I’d do a half wall next to the tub just for a little privacy. Maybe like a deep wall that you could put a little cubby to hold linens or cloths.

[@troyam6607]

flip the layout and use the "storage overhang" as the entrance. make a step down into the bedroom bathroom.

[@stephencooper5040]

2:57 for poles buried in the ground in disturbed dirt I have heard it recommended that 1/4-1/3 of the length needs to be buried. So for a 15 foot pole, you’d need to bury 5 feet of it.

[@deborahschoenherr784]

Love what your using the range for.

[@PaulC001]

for the tiny house idea the doorway to the bed/bath room don't put a door there, just hang heavy curtains. i did this to a house i lived in a long while back and it worked good for me. and in the next couple of months i'm going to do it to the house i'm living in now. the main reason now is so the central air will work better. but i also want to close off some of the very open passageways so my birds don't have full access to every room, but my dog does. ANYWAY! it's a cheap fix to a large opening that looks good and has some great functionality.

[@DeniseStone-u5o]

Matt I think the little building should be moved down to the river. Set north on end of the driveway near bank of river. Could hold kayaks & tire tubes used on river? Airbnb is not realistic at this time. Need an attraction for the cost affective than what u got so far. Camping down to river is cost affective. Draw some waterline and trim entrances. U have the clientele for who likes to rough it! Fish, gun range, swim and canoe/ kayak have fun!

[@jeremybresley]

The round outlet you weren't sure about is an L6-20 or L6-30. 240V 20A (or 30A) socket that locks in place so the cord doesn't fall out. Very commonly used in data center power, but some large 240V tools use them as well.

[@RyanStephens-nj9kg]

It’s an L6-30, it was power for my big dust collector. The green #10 poking out the wall goes to a separate ground rod to dissipate static build up from the piping which was all 4” emt. I’m a fabrication electrician and we primarily build data centers, use what you got! 😂

[@anthonycross3394]

James is an Amazing guy and obviously a fan of the channel, maybe James Deserves a Swag Bag as a sign of appreciation !!

[@Lonestarsharkwranglers]

Haha thanks, I went into this just wanting to help out and share my bit of awkwardness with you tube! Matt was very humble and great to meet! Huge fan of the channel and glad I could give back!

[@ChemiiAlert]

I like the idea of it Matt I think it’ll be amazing tiny home, things I would change is no bath I would do a shower instead and only 1 vanity/sink no need for 2 and you could use the cut out in the front of the house as a closet space just break thru that wall. And if you can use the upstairs space but if it’s too small all good

[@gabepare6961]

Thats a great idea! It would be great if you made a good pathway/ way for the guests to get to the center of the resort. Its away from most resort traffic, and a good little intimate place for a couple at a beautiful retreat.

[@sgtslotter8634]

Smart move with the range, i'm glad to see it's happening.

[@markfergerson2145]

The Tiny House needs closet space. Everybody forgets closet space. A shower stall is more functional and will leave room for a closet, but if you’re marketing it as luxury you probably have to go with the tub. The outside shed looks like a great place for a stackable washer/dryer for laundry. The range needs its own name. Rooting’Tootin’ Shootin’ Range. Make signs.

[@andrewsargent3874]

For the tiny house you could connect the little outdoor "storage" and make a really nice bathroom or closet.

[@Boblabla79]

1st open to the public range day on my birthday. That’s so cool. Wish I could make that.

[@BeastofBourdon]

I would swap the layout front to back, have the door open into the living room area as you first come in, that way you could mount your tv on the dividing wall and it wouldn't really interfere with coming and going. This opens up more room for the kitchenette and dining table on the back wall. I would also swap the bathroom and bedroom front to back just so your kitchen and bathroom are both on the back wall to make plumbing easier. Otherwise I like it, nice and simple.

[@kalennighteyes]

I think a tiny home is perfect for that shed! Love it!

[@WarMachine-gg4ir]

If flip your floor plan this way you don’t really need to break the pad and then this way you can make a more grand entrance in the small home through the out side storage and then you walk into a living room style area with the kitchen along the back wall then you step down into the bedroom/ bathroom with a closet

[@dave61242]

Use the existing house for employee housing, and turn the shed thing into a caretaker shop and storage. Easy shop access for the person in the house.

[@XLoad3d]

I think the best layout would be building a upper bedroom. You could change the middle wall too. The large ceiling wont feel good when its super tiny square footage overall. I think building a upper room would be really useful. If anything you could build out the roof to be bigger to make a upper floor.

[@massimoborg]

Put in a deck at the back. From the kitchen open a door, install a nice heated spa bath.

[@mortem-tyrannis]

I really like you layout plans, i would only change the size of the enclosed toilet. It may came off weird or looked smaller on camera but i really liked everything.

[@Jessica1980-gh]

The tiny home will be so cute! I would definitely stay there. The storage in the front could have some lawn chairs, a BBQ grill. The whole place is gonna be awesome!

[@KarlaM-AngelThine]

I would put in one of the old fashioned raised up showers, with bath plug in the floor, suitable to hold enough water to bath young children if needed. Otherwise it's just a comfortable shower that doesn't leak water on the floor 😊 Make sure the sofa is a bed sofa, or modular, so a couple with two smaller children have the option of coming with the kids. Love your tiny house idea. I wonder if I will ever get to visit your resort, all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 🤔 Maybe one day, before I'm too old to travel OS 😂

[@greencreekranch]

I like the open bathroom idea. The girl and i really like that type of setup when we are on vacation