Chuck When they said "We are debt free" I thought of Dave Ramsey (radio talk show host and author on becoming debt free). It's probably the best feeling in the world! I'm working on becoming debt free too! The home is absolutely beautiful and well designed. The hand made table on the wall was "la piece de resistance"!
What I am asking myself, why does it seem so many americans have debts? I would never buy something without having the money ...like...why would I do something so stupid? Maybe it's a USA thing...but I can't understand it
Catherine Duell in America, it’s basically like you’re not living if you don’t have debt. When I finish university this May I will have about 35,000 in debt. And then I have about 8,000 for my car, which I needed in order to get to my internship. I got it when I was 19 and thought I needed to get an expensive car, because that’s just what you do. Once I pay everything off I’ll be looking into getting my masters. And then you’re supposed to get a house too. It’s just kind of how everyone expects you to live. I have been thinking of going against the grain and following the tiny house movement. Minimizing my life. It’s just hard because it’s so engraved in the American lifestyle
As the owner of a two story house-this is the first tiny house video I’ve seen where I looked at the significantly smaller space and thought “I could actually live there.” First floor bedroom instead of those coffin sized lofts, stove with an oven, nearly full size fridge with laundry next to it, and a decent sized shower were the deciding factor. Well planned man, a great livable build. More tiny house builders should think like this man and his wife.
MacyLouWho: I know where you're coming from. We're in our late 60's/early 70's, and have health problems, so for us, needing to use a ladder to access the loft would be a non-starter. On the other hand, we could manage without an oven as long as we had a good toaster oven. On the other other hand, there's a tiny home (read about it today) that has what looks to be a full-size kitchen, but the farmhouse sink is only 24" and the stove w/four burners is only 20" wide and has a pretty small oven. The owners had created enough space for two narrow-but-separate closet areas and a large-ish bathroom complete with a small claw-foot tub, which the owner had always wanted. Their tiny house also had 15 windows. I don't think there's any chance we'll ever end up in a tiny house, although the house in which we raised a child and in which we still live has 1BR and 1BA and 784 sq. ft, which is pretty small by today's standards. It was built in 1950, when many houses were this size. I think I like seeing all these genuinely tiny houses because I'm so impressed with all the ways people figure out how to get what they really want out of minimal space. I love enjoying their creativity. You might enjoy checking out micro-apartments in Seattle (google search will pop it right up for you) as well as another version of really tiny places in the "oldest US mall blends old/modern" spaces. Google for that one in the part I put in quotes. Do the same in-the-quotes search on this one for another totally different tiny apartment that appears to be three times as large as it really is. Do a search for "interior designer's ultra-clever compact city apartment." I don't know if I could live in it, but I have friends who would kill for it. Either way, it's really quite amazing.
MacyLouWho I’m not trying to be nasty at all but just being a adult and serious. I always wondered how with those tiny bedrooms how couples could have sex I just don’t think I could. And don’t laugh at me this is a really serious question I just don’t see it working very well I just really don’t yes you have other parts of the house but still a couple is going to have sex that’s a duh thing but I just couldn’t handle my bedroom being that small I couldn’t
The owner should make some of those tables for the tiny house crowd and sell them. They would be a big hit :) Sure saves a lot of space as well as giving the eye a quirky picture to look at.
Bryce, one thing I keep seeing missing from some of your vids is how did they acquire the land? Did they buy, rent, or travel around to camp sites? It may be a silly question, but that seems to me to be one of the biggest hurdles for a project like this is having the space to build in and live. Love your stuff, thank you for doing what you do!
Most people simply find a bit of available land to rent. In the case of this family they are renting only a short drive out of downtown Asheville in an area which is a bit more rural and has lots of available land. Most people just ask around, find a place to park up, negotiate rent and then it's all good.
That's the reason why there is no tiny house movement in Germany. The land is more expensive than the houses... And you have only very few places where you can put a trailer on and live in it.
resemblelife i got that problem too. in Argentina everything is getting more expensive, land and homes! there is a small movement of companies which make homes from shipping containers. But no tiny homes yet
I love that they put the kid's loft opposite their loft and not above them. It's a topic that never comes up when they talk about families in tiny homes, but adults have certain activities at night and I never understood how they would have privacy in an open loft with their kids straight across in the other loft. This setup seems perfect.
Yeah but they still need to be quiet and constantly worry about making too much noise unless the kid is deaf... I mean what kind of life is that. How boring. That's definitely a no for me as I love to completely let loose and be in the moment with my partner. Well each to their own.
Oh my gosh-the first time EVER I have seen a livable Master bedroom on the ground floor of a Tiny House! And Bryce you are spot on-it did not alter the comfort of the main room at all. This man could make a killing selling the floor plans for this layout to other interested Tiny House builders. And I will be the first one in line if he decides to sell them!
Just watched this video, my design is very similar with a Murphy bed as the downstairs master bedroom/ office/craft room by day; also I told myself I wanted a 3' x 3' shower, small sink, compost toilet; expanding the bath for a duplex washer/dryer; my kitchen doesn't have a full stove, I am going convection oven and a 3 plate burner for cooking which is under counter, my fridge will be an apt size, the same as I have now in my about 400 sq ft house. My living in a small house has helped me design my own Tiny House. I also like his videos, he wants to share peoples experience, the backstory that I feel others don't have. I love Tiny Houses, I am hoping to find a community or create one for other Tiny House enthusiasts.
The husband is such a quiet, reserved guy. He’s not used to this intense attention. He’s a doer and just doesn’t do the engagement with unfamiliar people. He’s and his wife have planned it really well.
I'm getting closer and closer to owning one of these. Almost bought one recently but figured building some of it myself would be more fun. This channel alone is probably 95% of my motivation to actually making it happen instead of just dreaming about it. You'll have an open invitation once it's built.
@@kingpokhara Well... the small details make the difference, I think. Tiny houses are very limited in options, but they greatly vary in small details, as do Bryce's questions. In my opinion he does a GREAT job, and his wife, the filmer, too!!!!!
I find most tiny house builds do not take growing families into consideration. This builder maintained a simple design idea, with long term space management and made a family friendly home. If you're still in contact with them, you should recommend the installation of an air exchanging unit which is helpful in the Carolinas. Moisture and air quality issues appear to be the one thing most tiny home owners overlook. Thanks for the vid!
There is one!! If you look at 1:26 you can see the exterior fan, and then at 2:36 the air exchange is on the left wall close to the ceiling. This is handsdown one of my favorite tiny houses I've seen. Huge credit to them for not skipping the small details and doing things the right way.
Keegan Durovich, the unit you see is the mini split, which is for heating and cooling. Air exchange units are similar to vents.They tend to be on opposite ends of the home/ space and alternate between intake and exhaust to improve moisture content/ air quality.
Quinn Gaston-McDonald - Correct me if I'm wrong, but a tiny house shouldn't really be for a growing family. That would be irresponsible for a nuclear family to move into one of these. Saying a tiny house doesn't accomodate a large family is a total non issue, because that isnt what it's meant for. No one says "That tennis ball would be better if it was bigger and you could play football with it too".
This is the first time I've seen a tiny house with the bedroom downstairs. Being legally blind and having other medical issues which hinders me climbing stairs or ladders.
Liked the family and that house slipped on like a favorite pair of shoes. Each house is a delight because they thought out what they were and wanted. Thanks for open in your home,people.
Right? I've seen other videos where the people say "This is our forever home." And I'm left thinking "Really? You're going to be crouching up in your bedroom in your 70s and 80s?"
When I heard her commenting on that was like, "Finally some one brought it up!" Mostly you see young people in these videos and they don't seem to worry about getting old and having to climb all the way to their bed.
@@Maria_O made me laugh out loud, I know & said so in another comment above. I am younger than that & could Not see myself crouching down & likely knocking my head a lot lol, no way!!!
I love how planned out this house is for their future. It's not a transition home, or a "until the kids grow up" home, but a forever home. So inspiring.
I'll never get tired of watching these videos. It makes me so happy and peaceful everytime, especially your enthusiasm when discovering a new house ! We can tell you're doing your best to make everyone comfortable, I really love the kindness and respect 👏
Bryce my wife and i loved your videos! Unlike others who are either too sloppy(shaky cameras) or too talkative, your videos were perfect and detailed! Please make more of such videos of tiny homes, especially those with downstairs bedrooms. Thanks Bryce!
Appreciated this lady's willingness to commit long-term to their tiny home. 🏡 (When I am sixty, I'd also prefer to live a life free of ladders and stairs. 💡) The fact that the beautiful table was not fully attached to the wall in order that it could also be used outdoors was impressive. Very well done.
I’m 60. I love stairs, ladders, hills, etc. We’re not dead! I could live for 40 more years like, my great Aunt Verna. She had a 2nd floor apartment and lived to be 101.
Sorry, I tried to go back to delete my comment because I posted it then didn't want to be misconstrued as rude, that wasn't my intention at all. But then I got a call and couldn't find the article again to delete the post! So again, I apologize.
I wish you would, and for that matter all tiny house channels on UA-cam would, include these questions on every episode: 1. Most City, Town and Home Owner Association (HOA aka the Nazis) won't let you park or live in a tiny house. How did you ended up here on this piece of land? 2. If you rent this land, how's it going so far with the renter especially if they also live on this land. 3. If you're not 100 percent off grid, tell us about your electricity, water, sewer and wifi setup.
I wouldn't ask about the landlord and Rental situation because if it is problematic their answer could make it worse. You have to be careful not to offend by being too intrusive.
I love, _love_, LOVE this tiny house! It's just about perfect, from the inside out - almost exactly what I was looking for, as I have two boys who'd need their own spaces, plus a master bedroom. Love the exterior, the colour and the wood; love the interior layout, and the beautiful woods and artistry used. The tiniest of changes I would make would be a different door, a change of interior wall surface, and lighter coloured ceiling in the bedroom. But those are simply a matter of taste, and not a mark against the quality or design of this build - otherwise it's perfect! And so impressed that you were able to keep the budget so reasonable, even keeping in mind that doesn't include most of the labour!!! Thanks for sharing another tiny gem with us, Bryce! And thank you to Andrew and Rachel for inviting us into your home :)
One of the most heart-warming shows on youtube.. it's amazing to see so many projects, so many people that although struggling financially they still manage to put out such work of art using their skills and learn by doing. I got to say, even if they could afford a bigger house, the ones like this one, are unique and a life-time achievement. Best of luck!!
Absolutely love & enjoy watching your videos. Out of all the Tiny house videos I see, I look forward to watching yours the most. Thank you for sharing all you do. Cheerz :) P.S. Just subscribed when I realised I wasn't already
Hi Bryce, do you think its possibly longer and he accidentally, mistakenly said, 24 foot? I love his layout ! Yes great use of space. Thanks for your vlogs !
Yea, this is one of my favorite tiny houses and great for a family. If I were ever to make a tiny house, I always wanted my bedroom to be downstairs as well. Nice to see someone make such a great practical living space for those of us that can't stand the idea of climbing upstairs into a suffocating loft.
I am so used to extreme accents so I can understand it pretty easily, but if you need to it seems like the auto-generated captioning is fairly accurate for him
OK, this one is really amazing. A lot of them are really neat and have cool features and everything, but this one is really something that would absolutely work well for me. I was thinking of a 20ft trailer, with or without gooseneck; but seeing how much nicer it can be on a 24ft trailer... I'm now considering switching over and having a downstairs bedroom too. Amazing job by these folks, I thank them for the inspiration and wish them the best. And thanks Bryce for putting them in the spotlight and bringing their awesome design to my attention.
Bryce is my fav tiny home host! He always finds the best homes to feature and is such an enthusiastic, supportive interviewer. I LOVE this home and the lovely home this creative couple built! I'm encouraged that so many young folks are making such practical choices and living debt-free:)
Wow! Really multiple purpose and practical house. Loved it. This is what I love about these tiny houses, that you have only what you want and design and arrange accordingly... Cool. :)
Very true! And you're totally right. Designing in a small space means you have to really prioritize what's important and design for that. I love seeing how so many different designs all happen within the similar, limited dimensions.
This is the first one I've seen with washer/dryer, full stove, downstairs bedroom and extra bedrooms. Really awesome. I wish they talked about where the water came from, how they heat it, and electric source. I'd love to know how much land they are on, are they going to plant a garden? Looks pretty shady. I wonder what elevation or if they get snow in the winter? One end had a part that bulged out, I'm not sure what was in there. This carpenter is so cool, he's like "I'm a carpenter, this is what I do, I don't get what the big deal is, anyone can do this". No, I can't not by myself anyway.
Okay, this couple deserves a Tiny House Award - for real! This tiny house doesn't compromise your way of living; which I can't say for a lot of these type homes. They're frugal with a functional home! Love it!
$35,000 and free for life. Incredible. I love the ground floor bedroom and that artwork that transforms into a table. This is one of the better tiny homes I've seen
I love ALL your videos Bryce! You always manage - somehow - to find the neatest people who have excelled and found themselves in their own tiny spaces. Kudos Bryce! Take care my friend.
I am always looking forward to your videos Bryce, and I want to live in a tiny house just still need to convince my boyfriend to do the same, I don't wanna die paying a house. Here in Cali is about $500,000 for a "normal" house. I rather pay $30,000 and have my house for ever :)
Thanks Tania! I'm sure you can find some videos of homes on our channel that might twist his arm. :) California is an expensive state for sure. Living in tiny homes there will become easier too, as many cities in California are legalising tiny house living, including Los Angeles!
Would you consider including in each of your upcoming videos, how they found land to live on? You do make the best videos out there, thank you so much!!
Saw a video several years ago of a couple buying a small house in CA near Silicon Valley. Was a million dollars! Crazy. A friend told me last week a 1 bedroom apartment in LA runs $2,000 a month. Insanity. That would be enough of a reason for me to leave the state.
Agreed. I’m young and I am planning on building my own tiny house for that reason. There is no way in hell anyone could convince me to spend an ungodly amount of money on a permanent dwelling
this is the best tiny house I've seen so far and finally I see a real oven and a fully size fridge/freezer. They used all the space very well and the design is really nice. The fact you can tow it and then travel anywhere you want is great. OR you keep it where it is but if you can and want and can afford it buy or rent a nice piece of land where you can have your own veggie/herbs/flowers garden and small orchard. You save in food and cook from scratch.
I think it is MUCH better to build an inexpensive small house instead of renting and paying someone else's mortgage. Don't be afraid to NOT conform to social stigmas. That is exactly what all of the most successful people have done... they didn't go with the flow.
Well said Robert. You're totally right on this one. Many of these homes are built for a similar amount of money as people spend in a couple of years in rent, so it makes a lot of financial sense.
It's a beautiful set up. The wood & the blue outside are so complimentary to each other & to the gorgeous aesthetic of the whole house. I love how the 8-year-old boy has his own cosy loft! All he needs now is a dog!👍🏻 🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
This is one of the nicest and smartest homes I've seen on youtube. And I appreciate the thinking and ideas they put into this house. So beautiful and I love that table!! Well done Bryce!
Gosh. That place is great. I really liked the look of those internal walls and what looked like metallic edging on the joins. And that dining table was beautiful.
I am absolutely in LOVE with the design of this house. It mimics Japanese style homes and the color combos inside are perfect together. The tan with the green and black is my favorite.
Excellent design with the master bedroom on the ground floor. The exposed wood and clean lines of the interior reminds me of the Japanese aesthetic as it relates to interior design - very well done to say the least. Bryce, again, GREAT job with the interview.
A very beautiful home the builder has a wonderful talent. His table on the wall Design was so unique. This home was Large and comfortable.This family will have a good useful life in his home.
Brilliant use of space! (as a woman in her mid-sixties, I can attest that putting the master downstairs was a fabulous idea) The beautiful table works well on so many levels .... being long & narrow, it draws the eye up, adding to a feeling of spaciousness - well done!
Yea, same question as Stephon. Running through designs in my head, I usually have the bedroom downstairs. 2 lofts would be nice. One for storage and the other I'd make an office.
Hi Bryce! Love the video! I have been dreaming about building and living in our very own tiny house, but now that my husband and I have kids, I didn't think that was possible. Videos like these give me hope. Please post more videos with family based tiny houses!:) I am still trying to convince the hubby it is do able, and this will help lol ❤
Sounds like what's going on here in Masterton NZ, high rentals cost, housing crises, little options for folk, can't wait to build my tiny! buy a block and create a village:P
Would love to see an update now that they’ve been in it for a while. This is one of my favorites that I’ve seen. I’ve never been super fond of a loft. And it’s such beautiful craftsmanship.
This home looks just like how I would want my home to look outside It is lovely. I too would want my bedroom downstairs. I'm no builder but would love plans for this home I'm an empty nester so have no need to consider spaces for anyone but myself and my cat. My office could be upstairs and my grandchildren could hang out in the loft Thanks for sharing your tiny home with us. Simply lovely
Hey LaVonne! Thanks for watching, and glad you liked this design. I think placing the bedroom downstairs is a really practical idea, and you're right that it opens up the loft areas for other uses.
Beautiful home with my favorite bright colors. Awesome and down to earth couple with a handsome son. The stairs with no rails is scary. I hope whoever goes upstairs for the night take their drinks and stay up. For real.
Great house. One minor detail - do any Americans actually hang their washing in the fresh air to dry? Has this actually occurred to them? They all seem to waste power drying clothes in a dryer!! Nice video - good on them. What a great achievement.
FlowerGrower Smith People used to hang their wash out years ago, but it fell out of favor. I remember as a small child in the 1970's my mother hanging wet wash out on a line. She stopped doing it because she said it was too much work. Also, many newer neighborhoods and subdivisions have rules against people hanging their wash out to dry-it is not allowed. I can tell you why-it is thought to make the neighborhood look bad.
FlowerGrower Smith People do, but what about when it rains for two weeks continuously? I saw one where instead of a dryer there was an interior hanging area plus dehumidifier, and thought that was pretty smart. Tiny houses do sometimes have humidity problems, so the dehumidifier served two functions.
FlowerGrower Smith that washer dryer combo is ventless. The dryer spins to dry the clothes. Also the Smokey mountains is a moist rainforest like weather in the spring/summer which makes it difficult to completely dry clothes outside. When and IF it is nice out with low humidity I do hang my clothes to dry.
Mary Anne Brown : I hang my laundry and I get complaints and threats of fines from my village in suburban Chicago. Ironically, I live in a "Historic district," and the history is the 1880's-1890's. Guess how people dried laundry back then? However, I would like a washer/dryer combination like this couple has because we wash clothes also during the winter.
So great for me to see this. I'm older and I want a bedroom downstairs and voila, it's there! It looked so inviting and yes, I love their home. I love so many tiny homes that I see on UA-cam. The questions Bryce asks are so great. I think this is another home I'd love as well. So many of them have differences here and there and I'm compiling notes on everything I see and what I would want in my tiny home. Seems that all I need to do is put it on land. A big smile here and Thank you, once again, the owners and Bryce. Hugs to you all, good job! Loving it Anna Banana
I notice that in a lot of tiny houses, I suppose if you pull it out like the bed and throw a few cushions on it you could chill on it better in the evenings
In most of these tiny houses they have composting toilets which eliminated need for sewer but I'm curious as to what the set up is for getting fresh water and getting rid of the grey water. Can you go into that detail when you review the tiny houses?
They also seemed to have their gas tank for the oven (and I assume the hot water as well) in the garden instead of in the tiny house. I think this is quite smart if your winters dont get too cold and if you do not plan to move your house too much. Additionally, I would be interested to know more about how they planned insulation and heating.
Your home is so beautifully minimal, warm, artistic, heck it's a work of art, and zen. It shows a well examined life, you know what you want, and more importantly, you know what you need., and you've projected into the future in practical ways. A true unique dream home. Thank you, wishing you all continued love and good fortune and to all who read these words too, lori (Gaaaaa I love the aesthetics of this house!)
Honestly, I'm happy for every single person, couple, family or friends who are making the steps to Own a grid free home. It's amazing the creativity, effort, and outcome of these people. 🏡💞💪👏👏👏👏👏 All that motivates all of them to have tiny home are the same conscious of taking life from awareness perspective, ownership of own life! Brilliant we are going in the right direction!!!
The giant table art is masterpiece because it means living space is not divided up for living and dining. One big space for all. I like the really big built in sofa too.
where are these tiny houses located? I mean, do they have an address? How do people get their mail? How about house taxes? do they pay that? They never cover any of that.
Maybe because it is none of our business, and nothing a smart person would post for the entire world. Many have to live "stealth," and all it takes its one nosey neighbor to get the bureaucrats to pay a visit. They can share a mailbox with the landlord or rent a PO or UPS box. House taxes? What house? It's technically an RV if you leave the wheels on. Until local councils recognize the tiny house as a legitimate, livable Residential structure with a Certificate of Occupancy (in the US), people will have to fly under the radar. That's why most of these people do NOT get specific about exactly where they live.
@@lucygray6162 did not ask for an address... what state is this in.... it is an interesting adventure. Can not believe the cost. I paid less for my on land home than what some of these tiny houses cost. They all seem so happy and I love how they use the space as usable space
@@lucygray6162 did not ask for an address... what state is this in.... it is an interesting adventure. Can not believe the cost. I paid less for my on land home than what some of these tiny houses cost. They all seem so happy and I love how they use the space as usable space
Wow, hard to believe that was 7 years ago! Just when I thought I viewed all of your videos Bryce 😮! I’m ecstatic to find a bunch of these hidden gems! Cheers Mate 🥂🥰🥰🥰
The accomplished a regular first floor bedroom, everyone should copy that. That big sofa bed, art-long table and big shower with Rain shower head, little porch, just fantastic.
I watch a lot of tiny house videos, and this is the first tiny house I've seen that I actually think my husband, daughter, and I could live in. I want one!
Thank you Bryce for another wonderful episode. Your kindness, enthusiasm and genuine curiosity bring out the best in your interviewees and in the houses you feature.
Amazing...good bless them...the houseless problem and how hard we are struggling to work and get our family's needs met is a struggle for us all. This is a great solution
''And now we're debt free'' DEBT FREE that is so huge! Seriously well done, also great build on the Tiny House.
Chuck When they said "We are debt free" I thought of Dave Ramsey (radio talk show host and author on becoming debt free). It's probably the best feeling in the world! I'm working on becoming debt free too! The home is absolutely beautiful and well designed. The hand made table on the wall was "la piece de resistance"!
The main thing to be debt free. One of my goals.
Debt free is a huge accomplishment. Bravo to them
What I am asking myself, why does it seem so many americans have debts? I would never buy something without having the money ...like...why would I do something so stupid? Maybe it's a USA thing...but I can't understand it
Catherine Duell in America, it’s basically like you’re not living if you don’t have debt. When I finish university this May I will have about 35,000 in debt. And then I have about 8,000 for my car, which I needed in order to get to my internship. I got it when I was 19 and thought I needed to get an expensive car, because that’s just what you do.
Once I pay everything off I’ll be looking into getting my masters. And then you’re supposed to get a house too.
It’s just kind of how everyone expects you to live. I have been thinking of going against the grain and following the tiny house movement. Minimizing my life.
It’s just hard because it’s so engraved in the American lifestyle
As the owner of a two story house-this is the first tiny house video I’ve seen where I looked at the significantly smaller space and thought “I could actually live there.” First floor bedroom instead of those coffin sized lofts, stove with an oven, nearly full size fridge with laundry next to it, and a decent sized shower were the deciding factor. Well planned man, a great livable build. More tiny house builders should think like this man and his wife.
Bro. Do you even Tiny House? Surf more, there's plenty. Also the most underrated choice was the trapezoid design for light.
MacyLouWho Hm, or maybe you need to think slightly more like those people? But I mean a loft is a coffin to you....🤣
MacyLouWho: I know where you're coming from. We're in our late 60's/early 70's, and have health problems, so for us, needing to use a ladder to access the loft would be a non-starter. On the other hand, we could manage without an oven as long as we had a good toaster oven. On the other other hand, there's a tiny home (read about it today) that has what looks to be a full-size kitchen, but the farmhouse sink is only 24" and the stove w/four burners is only 20" wide and has a pretty small oven. The owners had created enough space for two narrow-but-separate closet areas and a large-ish bathroom complete with a small claw-foot tub, which the owner had always wanted. Their tiny house also had 15 windows. I don't think there's any chance we'll ever end up in a tiny house, although the house in which we raised a child and in which we still live has 1BR and 1BA and 784 sq. ft, which is pretty small by today's standards. It was built in 1950, when many houses were this size.
I think I like seeing all these genuinely tiny houses because I'm so impressed with all the ways people figure out how to get what they really want out of minimal space. I love enjoying their creativity. You might enjoy checking out micro-apartments in Seattle (google search will pop it right up for you) as well as another version of really tiny places in the "oldest US mall blends old/modern" spaces. Google for that one in the part I put in quotes. Do the same in-the-quotes search on this one for another totally different tiny apartment that appears to be three times as large as it really is. Do a search for "interior designer's ultra-clever compact city apartment." I don't know if I could live in it, but I have friends who would kill for it. Either way, it's really quite amazing.
MacyLouWho I’m not trying to be nasty at all but just being a adult and serious. I always wondered how with those tiny bedrooms how couples could have sex I just don’t think I could. And don’t laugh at me this is a really serious question I just don’t see it working very well I just really don’t yes you have other parts of the house but still a couple is going to have sex that’s a duh thing but I just couldn’t handle my bedroom being that small I couldn’t
@@hinahinananoha7783 lol
The owner should make some of those tables for the tiny house crowd and sell them. They would be a big hit :) Sure saves a lot of space as well as giving the eye a quirky picture to look at.
Orchid Girl that be cool
Wow how awesome is his talent. That table is an art piece.
Orchid Girl ikr
Orchid Girl that’s a brilliant idea
Orchid 👧
These folks seem like very gentle, humble people. Really appreciate their invite into their home! 🙏🏼❤️🇨🇦
Bryce, one thing I keep seeing missing from some of your vids is how did they acquire the land? Did they buy, rent, or travel around to camp sites? It may be a silly question, but that seems to me to be one of the biggest hurdles for a project like this is having the space to build in and live. Love your stuff, thank you for doing what you do!
Most people simply find a bit of available land to rent. In the case of this family they are renting only a short drive out of downtown Asheville in an area which is a bit more rural and has lots of available land. Most people just ask around, find a place to park up, negotiate rent and then it's all good.
they can tow away that home
That's the reason why there is no tiny house movement in Germany. The land is more expensive than the houses... And you have only very few places where you can put a trailer on and live in it.
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resemblelife i got that problem too. in Argentina everything is getting more expensive, land and homes! there is a small movement of companies which make homes from shipping containers. But no tiny homes yet
I love that they put the kid's loft opposite their loft and not above them. It's a topic that never comes up when they talk about families in tiny homes, but adults have certain activities at night and I never understood how they would have privacy in an open loft with their kids straight across in the other loft. This setup seems perfect.
Yeah but they still need to be quiet and constantly worry about making too much noise unless the kid is deaf... I mean what kind of life is that. How boring. That's definitely a no for me as I love to completely let loose and be in the moment with my partner. Well each to their own.
They could also do those “activities” while their kid is outside the home.
Pom 3 Yes, that's why we never hear about those sexless couples in the big houses. Nope, never.
ryefry Really? Certain activities are done only at night and only in the bed?:)
Soundproof the walls, floor and ceiling (if it's on the first floor).
Oh my gosh-the first time EVER I have seen a livable Master bedroom on the ground floor of a Tiny House! And Bryce you are spot on-it did not alter the comfort of the main room at all. This man could make a killing selling the floor plans for this layout to other interested Tiny House builders. And I will be the first one in line if he decides to sell them!
Just watched this video, my design is very similar with a Murphy bed as the downstairs master bedroom/ office/craft room by day; also I told myself I wanted a 3' x 3' shower, small sink, compost toilet; expanding the bath for a duplex washer/dryer; my kitchen doesn't have a full stove, I am going convection oven and a 3 plate burner for cooking which is under counter, my fridge will be an apt size, the same as I have now in my about 400 sq ft house. My living in a small house has helped me design my own Tiny House. I also like his videos, he wants to share peoples experience, the backstory that I feel others don't have. I love Tiny Houses, I am hoping to find a community or create one for other Tiny House enthusiasts.
Madeline, Did you build your house yet? I would like to join your community and discuss more great options for building affordably. :-)
Mary Anne Brown beautiful it does even feel
Like a tiny house and it’s on wheels!!
....I agree. Just don't make the interior as dark as they did. It made it look smaller. Dark woods with dark paint, curtains...suffocating.
They have them. You just have to search for them.
The husband is such a quiet, reserved guy. He’s not used to this intense attention. He’s a doer and just doesn’t do the engagement with unfamiliar people. He’s and his wife have planned it really well.
Exactly, calm person in an absolutely not negative way!
I'm getting closer and closer to owning one of these. Almost bought one recently but figured building some of it myself would be more fun. This channel alone is probably 95% of my motivation to actually making it happen instead of just dreaming about it.
You'll have an open invitation once it's built.
Who's it going? have you accomplished it?
Bryce's favorite question: how are you finding the compositing toilet 😂😂
It's different. Might be a little daunting for some
I look in the bathroom and there it is!
Human litterbox
I can now write down in advance what questions Bryce is going to ask and what his reaction will be to responses :)
@@kingpokhara Well... the small details make the difference, I think. Tiny houses are very limited in options, but they greatly vary in small details, as do Bryce's questions. In my opinion he does a GREAT job, and his wife, the filmer, too!!!!!
I love that table, turning it into wall art is brilliant.
Multi purpose
Hold on.. 35k?! That's it?! That's actually insane, what a builder. That's freaking impressive.
I find most tiny house builds do not take growing families into consideration. This builder maintained a simple design idea, with long term space management and made a family friendly home. If you're still in contact with them, you should recommend the installation of an air exchanging unit which is helpful in the Carolinas. Moisture and air quality issues appear to be the one thing most tiny home owners overlook. Thanks for the vid!
That's a good point. I think air exchangers are a fantastic idea for tiny homes. Thanks for your comment!
There is one!! If you look at 1:26 you can see the exterior fan, and then at 2:36 the air exchange is on the left wall close to the ceiling. This is handsdown one of my favorite tiny houses I've seen. Huge credit to them for not skipping the small details and doing things the right way.
Keegan Durovich, the unit you see is the mini split, which is for heating and cooling. Air exchange units are similar to vents.They tend to be on opposite ends of the home/ space and alternate between intake and exhaust to improve moisture content/ air quality.
Sorry for my ignorance, and thank you for the explanation!
Quinn Gaston-McDonald - Correct me if I'm wrong, but a tiny house shouldn't really be for a growing family. That would be irresponsible for a nuclear family to move into one of these. Saying a tiny house doesn't accomodate a large family is a total non issue, because that isnt what it's meant for.
No one says "That tennis ball would be better if it was bigger and you could play football with it too".
This is the first time I've seen a tiny house with the bedroom downstairs. Being legally blind and having other medical issues which hinders me climbing stairs or ladders.
@K. P. Legally blind means that the person is almost blind without glasses
I really like the exterior of this one. The combination of the blue siding and the stained wood areas is striking.
Liked the family and that house slipped on like a favorite pair of shoes. Each house is a delight because they thought out what they were and wanted. Thanks for open in your home,people.
Omg I love this! When the lady said...I don’t wanna be 60 yrs old going up & down stairs😂😂 me either lady! I’m with ya on that!!
Right? I've seen other videos where the people say "This is our forever home." And I'm left thinking "Really? You're going to be crouching up in your bedroom in your 70s and 80s?"
so true.. they have think it through to live till old age
When I heard her commenting on that was like, "Finally some one brought it up!"
Mostly you see young people in these videos and they don't seem to worry about getting old and having to climb all the way to their bed.
Wait...60??? That ain’t old. I’m 57 abs run up and down stairs every day; my 79 year old hubby has no problem with stairs at all. Puleeze.
@@Maria_O made me laugh out loud, I know & said so in another comment above. I am younger than that & could Not see myself crouching down & likely knocking my head a lot lol, no way!!!
I love how planned out this house is for their future. It's not a transition home, or a "until the kids grow up" home, but a forever home. So inspiring.
I'll never get tired of watching these videos. It makes me so happy and peaceful everytime, especially your enthusiasm when discovering a new house ! We can tell you're doing your best to make everyone comfortable, I really love the kindness and respect 👏
Bryce my wife and i loved your videos! Unlike others who are either too sloppy(shaky cameras) or too talkative, your videos were perfect and detailed! Please make more of such videos of tiny homes, especially those with downstairs bedrooms. Thanks Bryce!
yes, please, Bryce... more with downstairs bedrooms! :)
I love how you can sometimes think you've seen it all regarding tiny houses and still there's always new ideas and designs floating around :)
Appreciated this lady's willingness to commit long-term to their tiny home. 🏡
(When I am sixty, I'd also prefer to live a life free of ladders and stairs. 💡)
The fact that the beautiful table was not fully attached to the wall
in order that it could also be used outdoors was impressive.
Very well done.
I’m 60. I love stairs, ladders, hills, etc. We’re not dead! I could live for 40 more years like, my great Aunt Verna. She had a 2nd floor apartment and lived to be 101.
I totally agree.
Goodness, I am just so obsessed with these tiny homes. This one is beautiful, and that master is magnificent.
This Host has always been so great at his job! I really appreciate his energy and attention to detail. Total natural :)
This is the only couple who are damn serious about tiny home... They have planned for 60 years... Fantastic
Mary S He meant that they have planned for how they would live in it even when they are 60 yrs old. The woman said that at one point.
Sorry, I tried to go back to delete my comment because I posted it then didn't want to be misconstrued as rude, that wasn't my intention at all. But then I got a call and couldn't find the article again to delete the post! So again, I apologize.
I wish you would, and for that matter all tiny house channels on UA-cam would, include these questions on every episode:
1. Most City, Town and Home Owner Association (HOA aka the Nazis) won't let you park or live in a tiny house. How did you ended up here on this piece of land?
2. If you rent this land, how's it going so far with the renter especially if they also live on this land.
3. If you're not 100 percent off grid, tell us about your electricity, water, sewer and wifi setup.
I would add, how far are them from urban facilities (schools, stores, Banks, etc) and how do they make a living.
what is that about oregon making water collection illegal? that seems shocking and astounding and vile!
These are SUCH important questions I’d really like for him to address. I wish I could like this 100 times so he pays attention to it
I wouldn't ask about the landlord and Rental situation because if it is problematic their answer could make it worse. You have to be careful not to offend by being too intrusive.
yeah, I really don't know how and where to start in my country
I love, _love_, LOVE this tiny house! It's just about perfect, from the inside out - almost exactly what I was looking for, as I have two boys who'd need their own spaces, plus a master bedroom. Love the exterior, the colour and the wood; love the interior layout, and the beautiful woods and artistry used. The tiniest of changes I would make would be a different door, a change of interior wall surface, and lighter coloured ceiling in the bedroom. But those are simply a matter of taste, and not a mark against the quality or design of this build - otherwise it's perfect! And so impressed that you were able to keep the budget so reasonable, even keeping in mind that doesn't include most of the labour!!!
Thanks for sharing another tiny gem with us, Bryce! And thank you to Andrew and Rachel for inviting us into your home :)
The host is wonderful 🙌🏽 no awkward silences. So easy to listen to. No cringes! 😆
One of the most heart-warming shows on youtube.. it's amazing to see so many projects, so many people that although struggling financially they still manage to put out such work of art using their skills and learn by doing. I got to say, even if they could afford a bigger house, the ones like this one, are unique and a life-time achievement. Best of luck!!
Andrew is a true craftsman.. What a lovely home.
Anyone wanting to build a tiny home needs to watch these videos and take the best ideas from each and your house would be so amazing!
This is difinately a house that could actually work for my family!🤔🖒👍
For sure. It's a great design, especially for a trailer that's only 24ft. To have 3 functional bedrooms is quite an achievement!
Absolutely love & enjoy watching your videos. Out of all the Tiny house videos I see, I look forward to watching yours the most. Thank you for sharing all you do. Cheerz :)
P.S. Just subscribed when I realised I wasn't already
Hi Bryce, do you think its possibly longer and he accidentally, mistakenly said, 24 foot? I love his layout ! Yes great use of space. Thanks for your vlogs !
Yea, this is one of my favorite tiny houses and great for a family. If I were ever to make a tiny house, I always wanted my bedroom to be downstairs as well. Nice to see someone make such a great practical living space for those of us that can't stand the idea of climbing upstairs into a suffocating loft.
Grace, no mistake it is a 24' x 8' trailer.
Bryce I believe you could make anybody feel comfortable. You’re so genuine and easy to speak to. Love your shows ❤️
The dude was a little hard to understand, but he knows how to make tiny homes. Damn...
Sounds just like Donald Sutherland.
I am so used to extreme accents so I can understand it pretty easily, but if you need to it seems like the auto-generated captioning is fairly accurate for him
No everyone is comfortable speaking on camera I think...Awesome job though
David Vershay he just sounded nervous
David Vershay my uncle talks like that and his a computer engineer. Smart slow talk.
OK, this one is really amazing. A lot of them are really neat and have cool features and everything, but this one is really something that would absolutely work well for me.
I was thinking of a 20ft trailer, with or without gooseneck; but seeing how much nicer it can be on a 24ft trailer... I'm now considering switching over and having a downstairs bedroom too. Amazing job by these folks, I thank them for the inspiration and wish them the best.
And thanks Bryce for putting them in the spotlight and bringing their awesome design to my attention.
Beautiful, love the blue and wood combined. I could see me in this home, the downstairs bedroom is terrific plan!
Bryce is my fav tiny home host! He always finds the best homes to feature and is such an enthusiastic, supportive interviewer. I LOVE this home and the lovely home this creative couple built! I'm encouraged that so many young folks are making such practical choices and living debt-free:)
Very nice. He's an amazing carpenter!
I love this guy! He's so calm and humble
Wow! Really multiple purpose and practical house. Loved it. This is what I love about these tiny houses, that you have only what you want and design and arrange accordingly... Cool. :)
Very true! And you're totally right. Designing in a small space means you have to really prioritize what's important and design for that. I love seeing how so many different designs all happen within the similar, limited dimensions.
This is the first one I've seen with washer/dryer, full stove, downstairs bedroom and extra bedrooms. Really awesome. I wish they talked about where the water came from, how they heat it, and electric source. I'd love to know how much land they are on, are they going to plant a garden? Looks pretty shady. I wonder what elevation or if they get snow in the winter? One end had a part that bulged out, I'm not sure what was in there. This carpenter is so cool, he's like "I'm a carpenter, this is what I do, I don't get what the big deal is, anyone can do this". No, I can't not by myself anyway.
Okay, this couple deserves a Tiny House Award - for real! This tiny house doesn't compromise your way of living; which I can't say for a lot of these type homes. They're frugal with a functional home! Love it!
What a treat! Absolutely love their tiny home, and the table/art idea is genius. I want a carbon copy of this one👍🏼
$35,000 and free for life. Incredible. I love the ground floor bedroom and that artwork that transforms into a table. This is one of the better tiny homes I've seen
Love this floor plan.
I love ALL your videos Bryce! You always manage - somehow - to find the neatest people who have excelled and found themselves in their own tiny spaces. Kudos Bryce! Take care my friend.
I am always looking forward to your videos Bryce, and I want to live in a tiny house just still need to convince my boyfriend to do the same, I don't wanna die paying a house. Here in Cali is about $500,000 for a "normal" house. I rather pay $30,000 and have my house for ever :)
Thanks Tania! I'm sure you can find some videos of homes on our channel that might twist his arm. :) California is an expensive state for sure. Living in tiny homes there will become easier too, as many cities in California are legalising tiny house living, including Los Angeles!
Would you consider including in each of your upcoming videos, how they found land to live on? You do make the best videos out there, thank you so much!!
Saw a video several years ago of a couple buying a small house in CA near Silicon Valley. Was a million dollars! Crazy. A friend told me last week a 1 bedroom apartment in LA runs $2,000 a month. Insanity. That would be enough of a reason for me to leave the state.
Agreed. I’m young and I am planning on building my own tiny house for that reason. There is no way in hell anyone could convince me to spend an ungodly amount of money on a permanent dwelling
Trying to convince my husband too.
this is the best tiny house I've seen so far and finally I see a real oven and a fully size fridge/freezer. They used all the space very well and the design is really nice. The fact you can tow it and then travel anywhere you want is great. OR you keep it where it is but if you can and want and can afford it buy or rent a nice piece of land where you can have your own veggie/herbs/flowers garden and small orchard. You save in food and cook from scratch.
I think it is MUCH better to build an inexpensive small house instead of renting and paying someone else's mortgage. Don't be afraid to NOT conform to social stigmas. That is exactly what all of the most successful people have done... they didn't go with the flow.
Well said Robert. You're totally right on this one. Many of these homes are built for a similar amount of money as people spend in a couple of years in rent, so it makes a lot of financial sense.
It's a beautiful set up. The wood & the blue outside are so complimentary to each other & to the gorgeous aesthetic of the whole house. I love how the 8-year-old boy has his own cosy loft! All he needs now is a dog!👍🏻 🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
i love those plant hangers
It's one of the finest tiny houses in the world!)) And the very good traditional family. My honor, ladies and gentlemans!
This is one of the nicest and smartest homes I've seen on youtube. And I appreciate the thinking and ideas they put into this house. So beautiful and I love that table!! Well done Bryce!
What a lovely humble guy the builder is........ aweeee 😃
Gosh. That place is great. I really liked the look of those internal walls and what looked like metallic edging on the joins. And that dining table was beautiful.
Yes, feels very Japanese and looks like thin plywood on aluminum edge connectors. He's an artist and maybe isn't aware he is.
I am absolutely in LOVE with the design of this house. It mimics Japanese style homes and the color combos inside are perfect together. The tan with the green and black is my favorite.
Excellent design with the master bedroom on the ground floor. The exposed wood and clean lines of the interior reminds me of the Japanese aesthetic as it relates to interior design - very well done to say the least.
Bryce, again, GREAT job with the interview.
A very beautiful home the builder has a wonderful talent. His table on the wall
Design was so unique. This home was
Large and comfortable.This family will
have a good useful life in his home.
he's so..awkward, it's cute
The dude is a genius... they tend to be awkward.... they spend more time learning and figuring out problems rather than people.
I wasn't questioning why he's awkward, I was saying his awkwardness is cute
Oh, fair enough. I can't knock you for being into super smart people ;)
The designer makes me feel comfortable :) He reminds me soooo much of the builders & engineers I know!!
Robyn Lysha yeah you can tell he's not big on talking at least not on camera
Brilliant use of space! (as a woman in her mid-sixties, I can attest that putting the master downstairs was a fabulous idea)
The beautiful table works well on so many levels .... being long & narrow, it draws the eye up, adding to a feeling of spaciousness - well done!
Great design
Happy to see a tiny house with the bedroom actually downstairs. Like, really, a great big space to be honest! I really love this!
i love this design..I'm building a 24 foot w/bedroom downstairs..and couldn't 'see' it until now...now; i'm more excited to have it finished
B Swangin Webster Not trying to be nosy but I'm curious. How are things working out for you with your house??
Yea, same question as Stephon.
Running through designs in my head, I usually have the bedroom downstairs. 2 lofts would be nice. One for storage and the other I'd make an office.
Bryce, you're a pro at these interviews. You won them over and disarmed their initial reservations. Good on you!
I love the use of materials and color in the home. Definitely one of my favorite homes so far on this channel. Great job Bryce!
I loved this home and the couple that built it. He is so capable. I hope they love living there.
Hi Bryce! Love the video! I have been dreaming about building and living in our very own tiny house, but now that my husband and I have kids, I didn't think that was possible. Videos like these give me hope. Please post more videos with family based tiny houses!:) I am still trying to convince the hubby it is do able, and this will help lol ❤
This is the smartest floor plan for long term tiny home living, she is very smart!
Sounds like what's going on here in Masterton NZ, high rentals cost, housing crises, little options for folk, can't wait to build my tiny! buy a block and create a village:P
Would love to see an update now that they’ve been in it for a while. This is one of my favorites that I’ve seen. I’ve never been super fond of a loft. And it’s such beautiful craftsmanship.
This home looks just like how I would want my home to look outside
It is lovely. I too would want my bedroom downstairs. I'm no builder but would love plans for this home
I'm an empty nester so have no need to consider spaces for anyone but myself and my cat. My office could be upstairs and my grandchildren could hang out in the loft
Thanks for sharing your tiny home with us. Simply lovely
Hey LaVonne! Thanks for watching, and glad you liked this design. I think placing the bedroom downstairs is a really practical idea, and you're right that it opens up the loft areas for other uses.
Beautiful home with my favorite bright colors. Awesome and down to earth couple with a handsome son. The stairs with no rails is scary. I hope whoever goes upstairs for the night take their drinks and stay up. For real.
Great house. One minor detail - do any Americans actually hang their washing in the fresh air to dry? Has this actually occurred to them? They all seem to waste power drying clothes in a dryer!! Nice video - good on them. What a great achievement.
FlowerGrower Smith People used to hang their wash out years ago, but it fell out of favor. I remember as a small child in the 1970's my mother hanging wet wash out on a line. She stopped doing it because she said it was too much work. Also, many newer neighborhoods and subdivisions have rules against people hanging their wash out to dry-it is not allowed. I can tell you why-it is thought to make the neighborhood look bad.
FlowerGrower Smith
People do, but what about when it rains for two weeks continuously? I saw one where instead of a dryer there was an interior hanging area plus dehumidifier, and thought that was pretty smart. Tiny houses do sometimes have humidity problems, so the dehumidifier served two functions.
FlowerGrower Smith that washer dryer combo is ventless. The dryer spins to dry the clothes. Also the Smokey mountains is a moist rainforest like weather in the spring/summer which makes it difficult to completely dry clothes outside. When and IF it is nice out with low humidity I do hang my clothes to dry.
Many washer/dryers also have heater and tumble dry function with external venting. I have one.
Mary Anne Brown : I hang my laundry and I get complaints and threats of fines from my village in suburban Chicago. Ironically, I live in a "Historic district," and the history is the 1880's-1890's. Guess how people dried laundry back then?
However, I would like a washer/dryer combination like this couple has because we wash clothes also during the winter.
So great for me to see this. I'm older and I want a bedroom downstairs and voila, it's there! It looked so inviting and yes, I love their home. I love so many tiny homes that I see on UA-cam. The questions Bryce asks are so great. I think this is another home I'd love as well. So many of them have differences here and there and I'm compiling notes on everything I see and what I would want in my tiny home. Seems that all I need to do is put it on land. A big smile here and Thank you, once again, the owners and Bryce. Hugs to you all, good job! Loving it Anna Banana
I'm all for cleaning a house in such a short time!👏
I really like this couple. Very down to earth. The husband is really well spoken, but low-key, which is nice.
I love the way you present each home beautifully and energetically ... I much appreciate you sharing innovative ideas... Love from Pakistan Bryce
This is the best floor plan I’ve seen of any tiny house. Wow.
I llke it BUT I would get a real couch. I don't think it's comfortable and since there is a guest loft, there is no need for a pullout couch.
Agreed, they could get actually get a much more comfortable couch that's also a pullout... but they'd sacrifice the underneath storage space.
lemurian chick Eh, you'd be surprised. Can't tell unless u sit.
lemurian chick depends on how many are staying..if a couple and even 1 child stayed..it makes sense.
Can't sacrifice storage in a tiny
I notice that in a lot of tiny houses, I suppose if you pull it out like the bed and throw a few cushions on it you could chill on it better in the evenings
This tiny house has the best craftsmanship of any I’ve ever seen. I watch these videos all the time, seriously this house is amazingly well finished.
In most of these tiny houses they have composting toilets which eliminated need for sewer but I'm curious as to what the set up is for getting fresh water and getting rid of the grey water. Can you go into that detail when you review the tiny houses?
They also seemed to have their gas tank for the oven (and I assume the hot water as well) in the garden instead of in the tiny house. I think this is quite smart if your winters dont get too cold and if you do not plan to move your house too much.
Additionally, I would be interested to know more about how they planned insulation and heating.
Your home is so beautifully minimal, warm, artistic, heck it's a work of art, and zen. It shows a well examined life, you know what you want, and more importantly, you know what you need., and you've projected into the future in practical ways. A true unique dream home. Thank you, wishing you all continued love and good fortune and to all who read these words too, lori (Gaaaaa I love the aesthetics of this house!)
Love this channel :-)
Thanks!
Love the downstairs bedroom which gives more privacy for Mom and Dad. Great design. Love the table/wall hanging. So beautiful!
This guy looks like my grade 10 computer technology teacher lol
Honestly, I'm happy for every single person, couple, family or friends who are making the steps to Own a grid free home. It's amazing the creativity, effort, and outcome of these people. 🏡💞💪👏👏👏👏👏
All that motivates all of them to have tiny home are the same conscious of taking life from awareness perspective, ownership of own life! Brilliant we are going in the right direction!!!
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Cheers Peter!
The giant table art is masterpiece because it means living space is not divided up for living and dining. One big space for all. I like the really big built in sofa too.
where are these tiny houses located? I mean, do they have an address? How do people get their mail? How about house taxes? do they pay that? They never cover any of that.
It seems as though alot of these people featured have family or friends with land, that they park on. The rest look for land they can rent🤷🏾♀️
Maybe because it is none of our business, and nothing a smart person would post for the entire world. Many have to live "stealth," and all it takes its one nosey neighbor to get the bureaucrats to pay a visit. They can share a mailbox with the landlord or rent a PO or UPS box. House taxes? What house? It's technically an RV if you leave the wheels on. Until local councils recognize the tiny house as a legitimate, livable Residential structure with a Certificate of Occupancy (in the US), people will have to fly under the radar. That's why most of these people do NOT get specific about exactly where they live.
@@lucygray6162 did not ask for an address... what state is this in.... it is an interesting adventure. Can not believe the cost. I paid less for my on land home than what some of these tiny houses cost. They all seem so happy and I love how they use the space as usable space
@@lucygray6162 did not ask for an address... what state is this in.... it is an interesting adventure. Can not believe the cost. I paid less for my on land home than what some of these tiny houses cost. They all seem so happy and I love how they use the space as usable space
Wow, hard to believe that was 7 years ago! Just when I thought I viewed all of your videos Bryce 😮! I’m ecstatic to find a bunch of these hidden gems! Cheers Mate 🥂🥰🥰🥰
Damn! Just 4 minutes late! :( Still cant make the first comment! :( At least I'm second one! :( Love from Bangladesh.
Al Mahdi I think the trick is to comment first and watch later ... ?
Ah! I'll definitely do that next time! :D Thanks a lot dear! :D
Hey Al! So close! 2nd comment is still a great achievement! Thanks for watching mate. :)
Al Mahdi I am Bangladeshi too. ☺
Love this channel. 💜
What a lovely couple, he is so humble it is gratifying to see. Thanks Bryce
What a lovely couple who have created a beautiful home.
The accomplished a regular first floor bedroom, everyone should copy that. That big sofa bed, art-long table and big shower with Rain shower head, little porch, just fantastic.
Gorgeous. Fabulous color scheme. As I approach retirement age, I APPRECIATE the main level bedroom. Stunning.
I love this couple a lot. They're such lovely people.
I watch a lot of tiny house videos, and this is the first tiny house I've seen that I actually think my husband, daughter, and I could live in. I want one!
Thank you Bryce for another wonderful episode. Your kindness, enthusiasm and genuine curiosity bring out the best in your interviewees and in the houses you feature.
Been scrolling alot of tiny homes. Never came across such brilliant, simple, spacious and comfortable design. ♥ Magnificent work..
Amazing...good bless them...the houseless problem and how hard we are struggling to work and get our family's needs met is a struggle for us all. This is a great solution
God bless these families and hope more and more families get inspired by your channel and could go debt free.
I've watched hundreds of tiny house project on youtube, and this one is one of my top five favorites!!