This modern Tiny House was built for $75k & it's gorgeous!

[@TinyHouseGiantJourney]

What is your favorite part of this Tiny House - A: The wrap around porch B: The large loft C: The modern exterior D: Something else

[@capttrav1887]

A

[@Blue_Lantern_]

D: The couple. They are just great. The people you film are just as important as the house they are showcasing. I wanna buy a tiny house just to be as joyful and visibly emotionally/mentally healthy as these two. The house is worth 75k, but the couple's vibe is priceless.

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

The kitchen

[@miguelblanco3629]

I think the larger dimensions make this home a far easier home for most people. Love it.

[@jenniferjerome3789]

I like the living room. Most tiny homes barely have one. It looks so cozy.

[@biblereadingbear3192]

So cute but the houses are sooooo close together. No privacy at all!!

[@hannahcrumley3103]

I also wonder about the snow coming off their roof and burying their neighbors on both sides!

[@jmr9735]

@@hannahcrumley3103 YES! I just said the same thing!

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

God forbid, but I do wonder about fire spreading with structures so close together, and whether there is room for a fire truck to maneuver.

[@MamaRobynR]

I thought the same.....but then.....thought if my current bs overpriced townhouse apartment...so it's Still better than an apartment which in my area is never under $1200 for a tiny 1 or 2 bed a month n you literally share walls. N get nothing back out of it when you move.

[@billpirillis9961]

Do they have to pay lot rent?

[@squidtrader7973]

Reminds me of mobile home parks but even mobile home you’ll have some space for covered car port or parking space.

[@themittonmethod1243]

well thought out! it is very nice to see good design rather than simply having an idea of "oh i want a tiny home" and making compromises and poor design choices! the smaller the space, the more critical the design details are - things like the storage in the unused corner of the kitchen counter for the work luggage, the conscious decision to go to 15' width because it allowed full-size appliances even though when moving, it will need the extra logistics that come with that width. cheers!

[@kristinjayne6720]

That is an extremely wide trailer! I thought I hadn’t heard him correctly when he said it. How could they move it? I thought 12 foot wide was the road limit.

[@singthesongofmypeople]

I've seen a couple other tiny home videos from this same neighborhood, and all the neighbors seem pretty awesome. It really changes things when you have great neighbors. 😊

[@donnale3881]

That’s really nice, but the proximity to the neighbors is ridiculously close!

[@randomstuffwithjoe]

Fantastic tiny home. But am I the only one that was thinking about the neighbors homes getting slammed with snow when they talked about the steep metal roof for snow run off? lol. I have a steep metal roof on my home.. and every time we get a significant snow fall.. we get an avalanche.

[@trailrider2571]

The biggest tiny home 🏠 in the tiny home neighborhood!

[@work2gather]

Been posting somewhere about this huge trailer but not when I was on You Tube I guess... or I might have found the link to share. :-) I wondered if anyone knew where such a huge trailer came from, how to get one, know the price -- also why they built so near the final parking space (lots of expensive permits and traveling costs). Just found you again today, so posted the link at my twitter. Still don't know where else I posted, but will try to add a link here when I ever find those spaces again. As a permanent home option, the extra size is fantastic. I assume ther is no way to travel roads if it's wider than the 15 ft. Any more info on these issues???

[@simonem.3092]

If i had a dime for every “actually” 😆

[@mbo6059]

Nice couple nice home crowded neighborhood Good luck getting up those stairs when pregnant

[@nittawan]

It ‘s very nice but what cost it $75k? I did my basement 3 beds 2 bath 1 small kitchen cost me $12k but i did it myself. I mean 75k you can get 2 beds one bath normal home.

[@theresarose2473]

Investing in crypto now should be in every wise individuals list. In some months time you'll be ecstatic with the decision you made today

[@shorttermrentals7959]

Due to the fall in the stock market, I don't think it's advisable holding, it would be more beneficial and yield more profit if you actually trade on crypto currency I've been trading since the dip, and I've made so much profit trading

[@sweetman3179]

The reality of the rich and the poor is this: the rich invest their money and spend what is left. The poor spend their money and invest what is left

[@chrisyoung4416]

‌Crypto is the new gold. ‌

[@joewills5746]

‌How does this whole process works, I'm interested in investing but still confused by the fluctuations in price

[@maryj.batson5339]

‌I heard that his strategies are really good

[@mikemanjo2458]

Beautiful home, but why would you want to live in such tight quarters with your neighbors? WAY to close for me.

[@ZackWolfMusic]

Why pay 75 grand for 300 Square feet?

[@janebaker4912]

@@ZackWolfMusic I agree. They live and sleep here but the national Park s are their back yards

[@ZackWolfMusic]

@@janebaker4912 Yea but it's nice to have roaming space... 300 square feet is horrible to live in especially in a winter storm or lock downs 😫 to occur again!

[@ZackWolfMusic]

@@rhondareed3002 Your idea is not bad but I would add two 20 twenty-foot containers for the two bedrooms because one 40 ft container for two bedrooms is not wide enough. I would have one 40ft container where the kitchen, bathroom and mud room / laundry room would be. And another 40ft container with two 20 ft containers attached for additional space for master bath with closet and hallway bathroom and second bedroom and have the living room in the center of the house. An easy affordable house that could be built within four months much faster than a traditional house of six to nine months!

[@debyrah]

Those houses in that village are wayyyyy too close together. I would not want to sit on my porch and have the neighbors be part of the conversation.

[@aistirsplace3074]

I think the camera made it seem so

[@Ashleighmermaid]

Agree. Wait until it snows, the neighbors are really going to love their tall sloping roof

[@romanrm1]

Not to mention someone else's window in an arms reach from yours.

[@tehehehe6391]

I would hate being that close!

[@flyntfoster4043]

Then stay out of RV type parks.....everybody "in your biz"

[@actualangel5133]

Surprised 😲 to find all those tiny houses so close to each other… Am I the only one who noticed that ??? The house itself is great .

[@fidelmakelly6432]

No your not the only one!! A lil weird if u ask me…

[@keziabuck9475]

They're so close the snow on the roof would fall on the neighbors porch

[@kathleenwarner4888]

Yeah it’s awful

[@susanpratt3290]

I noticed that too.

[@ssoltys4128]

Forget about how close they are what’s more concerning is that they paid $197.36 per square foot

[@hiker56781]

Wow you better like your neighbors if you live in that tiny home park.

[@sewcrazybaker]

I agree! She said she wanted to get away from people, so they built their new tiny home 5 feet away from their neighbor's tiny homes! Now they're very close to the neighbors. Love the house, but not the location!

[@hiker56781]

Yes and another thing when it snows and it gets on that metal roof it’s going to slide right onto the people’s next door porch. That snow sliding off can be so dangerous!

[@AMYV3]

The fact the owner has been a housing activist for many years and wanted to give people the opportunity to live comfortablely in a beautiful area for way less Affordable lol. Not into it for just the money. Is enough for me to live on top of my neighbor hahaha

[@nell8170]

Nice home but VERY close to the neighbours....looks like it might make the next door property dark inside as it looms over it. I wouldn't be happy if I lived next door!!.

[@TomLloyd-18]

I love the house and everything you guys did. But, what I don't get is why you want that beautiful home on a huge asphalt parking lot inches away from neighbors. It would be so awesome in a rural country setting with a view of nature.

[@jemma50]

I agree. Maybe the nature is close by - a short walk - but it still seems like living in a fish bowl with the neighbours so close. Maybe their own property in a more rural setting is in their future. :)

[@mimijohnson7714]

My guess….less maintenance with a super busy lifestyle in a city that they love without heavy debt.

[@jemma50]

@@mimijohnson7714 makes sense. :)

[@kathidori8504]

Exactly my thoughts..... I didn't check if the plots are bought or rented.

[@DawnOldham]

That’s the beauty of a THOW- they can be moved. Perhaps finances keep them where they are at the moment, with a goal to own or rent land that’s more rural!

[@peggybachler5952]

I really liked this plan, I think it looks amazing, the only thing I don’t like, is where it’s located, it’s way way to close to the neighbors. I feel like the homes are too close together, like you can reach out and touch the neighbor.

[@richardanderson490]

Hi Peggy ,how are you doing?

[@skylineemily]

Same! It's so tight there - can't imagine living like that and I live in NYC!

[@larrybill2661]

Hello peggy how are you doing!!

[@juliakwiatkowski647]

This couple is so sweet, and as someone who is currently 9 months pregnant but hopes to have a tiny space of our own someday, I really appreciate the thought they've put into "future-proofing" their tiny house.

[@Toni-Marie]

I Love this Home!!! I agree with everyone regarding the community being so cramped. However, they could easily move, the house is portable. Likely searching for a better location before children are born. A great advantage of tiny homes. Please give us an update when you move. Thanks for the tour and great ideas. ❤️🕊️❤️

[@Aireybby]

I absolutely love this house 😍 the additional full size appliances including the washer AND dryer makes this perfect 🤩

[@sequoiawarner6756]

Lovely home! What I don’t understand about tiny home villages is the crowding…

[@freda2758]

Plumbing and electrical fixtures cost money, the further out you take them. Think of it as a parking lot. The landowner has to consider how much they can afford to install without it costing too much money. The idea of a tiny home is necessarily to "get away from people," but the life virtually rent free.

[@theuglykwan]

That's probably prime location so they have to pack them in to make it viable.

[@sassylady2001]

@@freda2758 I own my home and I live virtually rent free also.

[@minnamae25]

Beautiful home. But sandwiched between other homes. Y'all are living right on top of each other. I'd be finding a bigger space to park that beautiful home.

[@smittywerbenjaggermanjenson]

but.... who tf asked?

[@lindap.p.1337]

Too close for me. Love the home but I would need it on a piece of land, not a postage stamp.

[@smittywerbenjaggermanjenson]

@@lindap.p.1337 literally no one cares 🤩❤️

[@carolhewett3756]

@@smittywerbenjaggermanjenson Jenna asked. We are being invited to make comments and this is parking lot living no matter how you slice it. I live in a high end 55+ mobile home park with generous sized lots and too many amenities to list. Hopefully the tiny home movement will trigger similar places to be developed to park one's tiny home.

[@smittywerbenjaggermanjenson]

@@carolhewett3756 oh my bad, thank you!

[@wendygore2709]

Nice, but A "Tiny home" should NOT cost $75k!😱 You can get a really nice 3BDRM 2BA Manufactured Home for that price. A tiny home should cost no more than $30k.

[@richardanderson490]

Hi Wendy ,how are you doing?

[@nancib2963]

Wow, NK... only $30k? Building it yourself, tho, right?

[@Robert_Hermigua]

With neighbours so near, you can move into a small apartment, too. What's the advantage of a house if your neighbours are just 6 or 7 feet away?

[@theuglykwan]

Probably their temporary spot although I question how far they can move that thing as it is huge.

[@petuniabloom]

I feel badly for the blue-house neighbors, who've lost a lot of view and natural light thanks to this behemoth "tiny" house. It's a lovely place but what about sensitivity to community?

[@aditiart]

Very nice house but the best part of it? The owners! What a lovely relationship and chemistry they share!

[@benjamindaniel6999]

Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remain a priority with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works.

[@juliancarter4130]

I make huge profits on my investment since I started trading with Mrs Elizabeth Cole, her trading strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission she charges on her trade....

[@oliverwyatt2849]

Wow, amazing to see others who trade with Mrs Elizabeth Cole, I'm currently on my 5th trade with her and my portfolio has grown tremendously.

[@alexanderlucas6980]

Her ➕①④①⑦③④④⑧⑥⑥③

[@alexanderlucas6980]

Whatspp 👆🏻

[@liamwright2573]

I never doubted trading with Mrs Elizabeth Cole after seeing her POT (Proof of Trades) I have made good profit this year, I hope to make much more in future.

[@adventurebythemile]

I absolutely LOVE that TH!! I could live there forever. Amazing! The only thing is if you had to pay have a contractor build that it would be $125,000 to $150,000

[@redscorpion9325]

Exactly,she had connections because her Dad helped build her House so thats why she paid $75K,she’s lucky 😁

[@davis51369]

Gorgeous home but it's hard to call it tiny when you can put the neighbors home on the front porch lol

[@lauraallender3903]

Noticed this house immediately in the video about the community & wished I could see it. You granted my wish! And it is even better than I envisioned. Thank you.

[@genericname6724]

same here!

[@kennethw6962]

I think this house is a little bit of a letdown. It seems like a trailer park with a dash of eccentric architecture. I'm curious what the land rent is there. Also, the return on investment will probably bite them in the butt down the line. They paid $75,000 for the house that will not go up in value; you can get a condo in Durango for 150,000-$200,000 that will go up in value over time and can be financed conventionally. Different strokes for different folks… I hope they enjoy their little nest and that it brings them years of happiness. It also looks pretty well constructed and will stand the test of time.

[@DJ-uk5mm]

I love this and these small homes. Just one question in America you have trailer parks and people have been living in trailer parks and trailer homes for many years I understand from having travelled to the USA that this was always considered the homes for lower socio-economic groups and generally the society looked down upon these people. Now the middle classes can’t afford to buy homes they renamed trailer parks as ‘tiny homes”. Do they still differentiate between their bespoke tiny homes and the more standard trailer homes and trailer parks?. I don’t really mind what you call them it’s just I wanted to understand this rebranding of an idea that has been in existence for many years?

[@aishwaryarupendran9633]

When I first started to watch tiny homes videos ...I remember people saying budget that stayed below 10 grand and never more. Now the budgets rising up. As someone aspiring to go tiny someday, guess I need to boos my savings 😂

[@ericalampley480]

This is basically just a manufactured home park but on a smaller scale. People have been living like this for decades. In fact, "trailer parks" had MUCH smaller homes in them back in the 50s and 60s than they do now. Twelve feet wide at times! So we're kind of going back to that with these little communities.

[@ChazEvansdale]

There's definitely a lot more tiny house layouts and ideas you can pull off with one 10' wide. They did a great job!

[@petemavus2948]

10'

[@ChazEvansdale]

@@petemavus2948 edited thanks

[@Chrisplainjane]

I can totally see bunk beds in the room downstairs for little people. Such a great home!

[@ladonnabby]

Ah that makes sense. I really wasn’t seeing how it would fit a family but if they are minimalist or get a storage shed it could work.

[@AB-ol5uz]

with the dimensions of their build, they really need a double lot to create a buffer between the neighbors. All of the snow is going to bury the yard on one side and make it impossible to walk between the two buildings on the other side. So, that's a major issue (however uncommon) that should be built into the leasing requirements of that community.

[@markaralvin5545]

Hello AB

[@carolhewett3756]

I love this house and it really shows how tiny homes are doable. But I agree the cramped parking lot ruins the experience. I dont even like how the "large" size overwhelms the other units. But hopefully this is a stepping stone to their own land or a more suitable tiny home village. I suppose we first need to prove to land developers that there is a demand for this kind of living. It really is no different than a well planned trailer park except that a community of tiny homes contain custom built and self built very attractive units. We need state and local laws to respond accordingly.

[@ChazEvansdale]

I'd love to see the layout/design/setup of the 2 Tiny's with a deck in-between on the right at 1:48 I'd love to make a setup like that where one is the sleeping/quiet quarters and the other is the hang out, tv, gaming

[@lorigirio2448]

I love this! They are such an adorable couple! The house is one that I would love to have! Not in that village…but love the house.

[@teddybearisms2505]

Her father is a contractor, and while they seem nice, that point alone negates any reason to claim this costs 75k.

[@sira451]

Great couple and well designed home. Very fortunate that her father is in construction as this house would cost more than twice that much if built by a tiny home builder. I agree with other comments about how close the houses are leaving zero room for privacy. With kids in the future, this lot will not provide any space for them around the outside of the home. Escalante Village is full and expensive. They do provide snow removal but I doubt that means in between each home. Regardless, this is an excellent home and constructed on a budget under $100k is remarkable.

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

Beautiful well designed small mobile house but not tiny enough to be appropriate for such a small lot. In the previous video, I thought the big looming building in the middle (this house) must be a community office and club house. (Bet you that people are wandering up all the time asking if any rental lots are coming available.) It is great, but would be greater in a different location. Not really the homeowners fault - the community owner should have made the lots bigger and/or put stricter limits on the size of tiny homes allowed. There are serious safety concerns putting structures too close to each other. The wife's dad should know that - in fact that maybe why he went with fireproof materials for siding and roof, but still . . .

[@ZackWolfMusic]

The dad robbed them blind. To charge them 75 thousand for 300 square feet house..... 😂🤣😆

[@amandawilcox9638]

A well-matched pair of cuties! The house suits them. Yahoo!

[@cheekypiper512]

Away from people? You can shake hands with your neighbors without leaving your house.

[@hellokittyhk68]

Been subbed for a while now and I don't know if I've ever said how much I appreciate the video and editing in your projects. Your guys' video is top notch. I love your editing style, audio is always clear, seamless transitions, lots of varrying shots. You guys pay a lot of attention to detail and I really appreciate that. Great job and thanks for teaching me all things tiny! Best wishes for your growing fam ❤️

[@TinyHouseGiantJourney]

Thanks so much!! We spend a lot of time and effort on these videos. It’s great to hear it’s noticeable and appreciated

[@Toni-Marie]

👋👏👋👏👋👏Bravo!

[@sandrastevens2793]

The reason this is so nice is because 15 wide and 40 long is huge. The most I have seen is 10 to 12 ft. Which is a wide load for transport. I think this is cabin size, and should be on a piece of land on it's own.

[@dorfone]

The house is fine but the lot is way too small. Those tiny homes are packed like sardines in a can. No way to live.

[@tonidjakic]

Dude, in Europe, Croatia you can buy apartment or even a house for that money

[@emoliver80]

There are places in the US that you can buy a house for that price also.... depending on the location and timing. I live in Ohio, and my small 1955 cape cod home was only $129,000 in 2013, but even without any significant updates done we could probably get at least $185,000 for it right now. Who knows if that will be the case in a year from now though... could be less, or it could be even more.

[@albertreed966]

The idea of the mini house/tiny homes was to get out from under mortgages tans to gain more freedom, I don’t see that anymore. I see the heavy burdens that a regular home has. I can’t imagine raising a family in a closet, the lack of breathing room has got to weigh heavily after awhile, no personal room. The fact that 15 foot wide is not practical when it comes time to “move”. I drove tractor trailer, I had to obtain permits for either, over height,width, length and often times overweight! All of which can be quite expensive. I could go on and on but, I won’t, I will say that to live in these “communities” is not some thing that I personally have a desire to do. Utopian dreams and fools follies, best of luck!

[@Ashleighmermaid]

To say that this home has taken a detour in the tiny home movement is an understatement. Maybe this is just the wrong channel for me

[@gramirez72]

Being a flight attendant, she moves her hands like she’s showing us where the exits are during the pre-flight safety demo. 😆 Her name is Sierra, and they live in the…. Sierras…. 😉

[@susanpratt3290]

They live in Durango Colorado, quite away from the Sierra Mountains.

[@gramirez72]

It was a pun. ‘Sierra’ in general means a range of mountains or hills. Not just mountains that are named ‘Sierra Nevada’, which simply means ‘snowy mountains’. And from the looks of it, they live in a mountainous area. Durango *IS* at 6,000+ ft elevation. ‘Sierra Mountains’ literally means ‘Mountains Mountains’. It was a pun.

[@jonnycatland1987]

That's not a tiny house, American living has the "Bigger is better" mentality and that distorts our perception. That house is actually pretty large.

[@vickylittles6714]

IT'S ONLY 325 SQ FEET... THAT IS TINY... TINY HOMES CAN'T BE OVER 399 SQ FT...PLUS THEY PLAN ON HAVING CHILDREN, SO 325 SQ FT IS SMALL

[@eyeseyes5016]

@@vickylittles6714 wrong it's 600 sq feet. owner said that it is 15 ft wide and 40 ft long in @3:27. it's quite big tbh. idk why they said it's only 380 in the description box.

[@thebadger9302]

It is a tiny house. Decks are not factored into the living space of a home.

[@jonnycatland1987]

@@thebadger9302 It's a kind-of-small home. Not tiny by any means.

[@RosalindGash]

I thought the whole point of the tiny house movement was for people to be able to afford a home with little to no debt after realizing that the American Dream was really a nightmare. Obviously, people like this couple have financed their tiny home. If you're going to get a mortgage, why not just buy a stick-built house like most people? Tiny home living was a great idea for lower income people who couldn't afford mortgages but wanted someplace decent to live. But, as usual, people with money (or access to money) just HAVE to be a part of everything, even to the detriment of the people that tiny home living was intended for (I'm sure prices of tiny home builders have risen considerably due to people like this). It's sickening.

[@cheriemonami]

Jenna, you bring us the greatest people to meet on your channel! Sierra and Lucas, congratulations. Your home is awesome. The ten foot width makes such a difference. This will work for you. Jenna, I love you new hairstyle. It suits you.

[@Jaquecexo]

Sorry but no. I’m all for tiny houses and alternative living but this village community is a rip-off it defeats the purpose of living alternatively. She said she was tired of the city and people, lady you can literally hear your neighbors breathing. He can touch his house and his neighbors house at the same time. You get more space at a trailer park. Management ripped you off big time🙅‍♀️

[@sgw3612]

Love how that back bedroom extends out to full width. Big space for dressing or work or bunk beds! Brilliant. 💕 Thank you for sharing your wonderful design & the affirmations that base a positive life.

[@fidelmakelly6432]

I’m laughing at her saying she was done with people, meanwhile everyone literally living on top of each other, you can probably hear your neighbors flushing toilets… no thanks….

[@tawnyschlienz9063]

That is a bit too close to people. Good Lord. Why? The neighbor could reach out n smack you. Especially when the snow slides off your roof n practically takes out their house. Crazy. But I must say it looks good

[@jmr9735]

I'm betting their neighbors squished on either side really enjoy the pitched roof in the winter, when it's burying their homes.

[@themittonmethod1243]

look closely at the exterior shots - theirs are equally pitched.

[@jmr9735]

@@themittonmethod1243 Yes, but the neighbors' homes are so close, they're practically under the roof line of this "tiny house, which is significantly taller and larger.

[@gjk540]

I like my privacy. This community is very unappealing because the houses are only inches apart. The house is great, though.

[@agsypants5556]

Is there a rule that lofts cannot be tall enough to stand in? I find a lot of them are not very tall and I wonder why not just make that area a bit taller so you can stand up?

[@TinyHouseGiantJourney]

13’6” max to fit under highway bridges

[@agsypants5556]

Aah I understand, Thank You

[@sandrastevens2793]

I like the tiny house idea. I like the van life too. With the exception of van life, I would not like the tiny house village being so close to each other. Like being in an apartment. And also like a mobile home park. So unless I was on a bigger piece of land it would not satisfy my needs. Also, I saw a 300 sq foot she shed and it had a full fireplace with a loft to stand up in. Seemed to have more space than this one.

[@sandrastevens2793]

Some people have a gift for design, I know what you mean.

[@emoliver80]

Look at you cutie patootie, with that hair cut! 💜 This tiny home is absolutely beautiful. I realize $85,000 is still less than most houses in most places, but it still seems like a lot. It is truly gorgeous though, and the couple is adorable. 😁

[@floralupstart836]

I live in Adelaide, South Australia and our cheaper housing is starting to hit the A$300 000 mark. My husband and daughter are getting ready to build her first tiny home.

[@KingsMom831]

Love her new hair 💛

[@emoliver80]

@@floralupstart836 wow, I don't know the exact conversion but I'm guessing that'd be around $220,000 usd. That could actually be close to what it is around me as well. It just seems like so much! I know we bought our small little 1955 cape cod home in 2013 for around $129,000, which was typical for the area at that time, but now houses in our neighborhood are selling for close to $200k. It's unreal. I know you must be thrilled about your husband and daughter building her a tiny home. What a great experience for the 2 of them to do together. I think even with my 2 kids and husband, I could do the tiny home thing as long as I have enough closet and cabinet space so that I don't have clutter. I could do without many things that we have now for sure. I dont mind our small home, but unfortunately back in the 50s, they didn't build these cape cods with hardly any closets, and the few that here are don't have much space in them. The kitchen was redone right before we bought it and they put in lots of very big cabinets, so the kitchen is fine. 😊 Best of luck on your daughter's tiny home. I hope she has many happy years in it when it's complete! 💜

[@OceanFrontVilla3]

I live in the Toronto area.. single family homes (say, 1,400 sq ft) with a very small yard cost $1.5 million with many offers on each.

[@harpergrace5846]

Where I live you can get a nice house from 85k to 100k easy in nature as well

[@splashesin8]

😊 Like the tape measure save!

[@cababyboomerq6012]

But all those tiny homes are right on top of each other. Yuck. Like a small trailer park. Why bother with a tiny house then?

[@mandyw242]

Love your new hair looks great, that’s a pretty big tiny house, it’s nice

[@Trying_very]

Great idea to put the noise insulation into the loft floor.

[@agneslempriere2419]

Love your house but not the village. Everything is so lose. You dont have private space.

[@elizabethmountain7381]

I love tiny homes except for one thing. I could not live needing to bend over to get around in any part of the home. Is it possible to build one with. Regular height upstairs loft area? Otherwise I love your home.

[@Reaperguy67]

This one is really good. The size of the kitchen is great as well. I like the front deck as well.

[@MyhomeinaugustaTheRiveraTeam]

I loved that your wrote your "intentions" in the subfloor. We had our church family come and write scriptures in the studs behind the sheetrock in every room of the house. What a blessing!

[@Mickey-jn8hz]

Why put them so close together….a little land would be so much more attractive.

[@brentshirley477]

So, if you don't have a father who is a professional contractor....😂

[@flon57]

Holy 💩...neighbours are wayyyyyy to close.

[@oktc68]

Lots of lovely tiny houses, but who thought it was a good idea to put them in a car park? They look so nice individually but they need a little bit of landscaping around them to give them context. As it is it looks like an housing estate for poor Dwarves. Shame cos they're beautiful. I guess the upside is community?

[@limitone9564]

Your neighbors are an arms away? How is that being away from people?

[@estherstephens1858]

I love the home they’ve built. They have the idea of building their family but can you imagine that place as a “crash pad”?

[@fedupto68]

A standing loft and I would think it perfect

[@Tangoisinthesouth]

Love the house!! Not to sure of village to close together.

[@lisagardner9798]

Like the home but not the location. Looks like they are sitting on top of each other.

[@thezmanchar]

I love every video that’s ever posted and I love the music.

[@MattBlack-xi4ls]

No way! I love your dad. He said he wanted to build your house!! If my dad said that, it would end up looking like a nuclear silo - he was in the Air Force and after flying B-52s for many years, he played war games, creating nuclear war plans for the Air Force at Strategic Air Command, Barksdale, AFB, so he wouldn't be much help there... actually he could help me build a house - he is really smart, creative, and talented im many things (but he isn't a contractor)... at least he could have helped years ago, he is 92 now.

[@brockreynolds870]

Now this tiny house is more doable! Nice, BIG porches, 380 square feet is the size of many studio apartments. This place doens't seem so much like a gentrified lawn shed. I could never live in Durango, though. only 20 inches of rain a year, and 64 inches of snow. No thank you!!

[@JanColdwater]

I honestly don’t know why these villages don’t have more property since they have such a small footprint as it is. All the neighbors would be able to be more productive growing their own food while having more privacy. Sure you can have community gardens but then you still have privacy issues. W/ more land, you can have it all, including a community garden if properly designed. Is the lady of the house Wayne Dyer’s Daughter?? I think she is based on that saying on the sub flooring that I love... When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at, change. ~Wayne Dyer/Dad How cool? I do love this tiny house design. Very functional, and I am addicted to utility, form and function in design. Excellent job!👍

[@normanseagull4027]

Houses so close together. You could hear your neighbour sneeze.

[@angellosmalefakis1321]

Sorry but your bath sucks, the stairs sucks and 300 plus square foot and a limited head room in the bed? I dont know about that. Than again your kitchen is amazing and the balcony too! But 75K for this? I will NOT pay for limited bed and stairs and NOT a shower with a door? Dont think so. Sorry!

[@51sicboy]

Young couple? I thought they'd be early twenties make sensible decisions but these 2 appear to be pushing 40 going through a mid-life crisis. Also, $75k? Holy crap!

[@TheMimichacha]

This is very nice but I truly do NOT understand why u all think that this is a cheap way to have a home...and it's itsy bitsy!!! $75,000 is a lot of money...then the home isn't very large...much less when u have children....and no land?? The very nicest thing about this build is working with ur dad....that's the treasure in itself!

[@torchsilke7261]

I had seen a couple days ago, 500.00/mo/no vacancy along w/park models 399sf as options, I thought this is that. Hearing of roof/snow I'd guess we see where it goes. Great. A skyscraper.🙄

[@kemicecormier5687]

I have an aunt that’s 6 ft. Tall and she says she’s 5’12”. LOL. Also, you talked about your roof style to allow the snow to fall off easier. Does that mean it will fall into the neighbor’s yard? I notice you don’t have much space in between your homes.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

$75k?? That’s wayyy too much mortgage for me. The idea behind tiny homes used to be living debt free from those ridiculous house payments and the even worse interest tacked on to them. Now we’re up to Mini McMansions!

[@waverider9501]

Can you guys build me one please. I'm on the North Coast of California on a large ranch land three miles to the ocean on top of a mountain with a paved road to the property. I can afford to pay you. I just need some place for my sister to live on my ranch. P.S. I would let you park on a large ranch land 1235 feet in elevation next to the Pacific Ocean with very few neighbors being everyone lives on large lands. Hundreds if not thousands of acres. PSS. Bring your mom and dad.

[@bakarangerpinku]

If all tiny house villages are just more asphalt jungles, this is never going to get off the ground. Arguably not being able to hear what your kids are up to is a bad thing. It’s when they’re particularly quiet and self entertaining that she needs to watch most LOL. Now she’s going to have to have to listen to baby monitors the whole time lol... so much for quiet, eh? Just get a cat 🐈

[@tomanders8946]

It's a glorified trailer park, yuck no.

[@AstrologicalTools]

I love your show,! This may be way off-base, but are you aware of malignant narcissism? IT seems especially creative women can attract what seem like a perfect man, until they're fully committed and discover it was an act. Childhood issues with mother are usually the catalyst. So true that the first thing to learn in a new relationship is how a man truly feels about his mother.

[@lizwinters7062]

Please hear the gospel message! Jesus is our only hope! Ray Comfort has FREE movies and interviews on KZbin with the gospel message!

[@Ana-bn9tw]

It's a beautiful house and they look like a wonderful loving couple. Now, it doesn't look different from a mobile home park. They're not rent free. I'm sure they're paying for the space

[@Garrettw08]

so.... an apartment but way overpriced just worse in every way? I'd get if they put it remotely or what not, but they're on top of neighbors anyways? why not an apartment? lmao

[@vickym9221]

It's a nice house but I don't think it's going to be enough space for kids. Just think about all the toys they'd have with just one child. Not enough storage or room for everyone to breathe and have their own space. Imagine teenagers in there!

[@PurpleSurple]

Lovely home, awful lot. Cramped. Maybe they'll buy some land to put their home on. Just not a fan of being able to reach out and touch the neighbor's house.