From Kent Griswold's Tiny House Blog...a community of small houses sharing green spaces and amenities. http://tinyhouseblog.com/tiny-house/ross-chapin/
Here's another similar community: http://tinyhouseblog.com/stick-built/wyers-end/ Charming houses, with a lot of thought put into them--also Ross Chapin's designs, like the first link.
Building like this, several small houses on a multi-family lot, can help meet minimum square foot requirements of some town building codes. I've heard of several places where this has been done...not sure I could have built my shed if it was intended to be inhabited (and of course it would have required plumbing, etc., if that had been the case.)
In case you were wondering...
In case you were wondering...
This blog exists to encourage all those who have ever wanted--and needed!--a tiny getaway close to home. A workshop, playhouse, garden shed, sanctuary, mini-greenhouse, studio, home office; whatever it is you need, it IS doable, with some sacrifice, imagination, and compromise.
It helps if you're handy, too.
This blog exists to encourage all those who have ever wanted--and needed!--a tiny getaway close to home. A workshop, playhouse, garden shed, sanctuary, mini-greenhouse, studio, home office; whatever it is you need, it IS doable, with some sacrifice, imagination, and compromise.
It helps if you're handy, too.
I thought the cottages were cute till I saw the pricetag. They are very expensive; out of the realm of people who could really use them! Very cute though.
ReplyDeleteYes, some seem to cost more than others. For a new, finished home at $50,000, not so awful. $100,000, not for me! I imagine location makes a lot of difference, too.
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