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Our collection of tiny home plans can do it all. These blueprints promise affordability, minimal maintenance, and feature-full designs that all clock in under 1,000 square feet. You’ll find everything from farmhouse to modern, to one story and two story as well as open-concept mini designs. Another perk of choosing a tiny house plan is that you can fit one on almost any lot, which is perfect whether you're building your forever residence or adding a guest house or ADU on your property. Additionally, tiny homes can reduce your carbon footprint and are especially practical to invest in as a second home or turnkey rental.
Reach out to our team of tiny house plan experts by email, live chat, or calling 866-214-2242 to discuss the benefits of building a tiny home today!
Size is subjective, but we define tiny house plans as those that are under 1,000 square feet. They come in every shape and style to fit into all sorts of locations. Popular TV shows about tiny home living feature very compact dwellings built on trailers, but our tiny house plans have foundations and are meant to be permanent addresses, just like you expect from any other house.
The advantages of tiny house plans go far beyond what many people expect. Their modest size is affordable and perfect for first-time owners and downsizers who want to stretch their money, but that's only the beginning. Many people love tiny homes because they're easier to clean and maintain, and because they offer great savings over the years, allowing owners to put more of their income into traveling, hobbies, and other lifestyle expenses. Our tiniest tiny homes would also make great accessory dwelling units (ADUs) for larger properties, offering great in-law accommodations, separate office space, or even rental income.
Tiny house plans come in all sorts of styles and layouts—you'll find one- and two-story designs in formats ideal for narrow lots as well as those wider than they are deep. They also offer modest accommodations for everybody from singletons, to couples, to growing families, so they are incredibly diverse at first glance. What tiny house plans have in common is their incredibly efficient use of space. They tend to have very open floor plans to maximize the feel of their square footage and pack everything you need more affordably—think larger shared bathrooms rather than multiple and laundry closets instead of full laundry rooms. But you never know what each one has to offer until you look inside!
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