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AL
2014
4 Seasons
Food & Home
Buying & Selling
Tiny House, Big Living
: Buyers learn what it really means to downsize when they take the plunge into the tiny house real estate market.
1. Empty Nester's Eco Tiny
An empty nester with wanderlust builds an eco-friendly tiny house.
2. Floating Tiny House
A Jersey Shore converts an old houseboat into the floating home of their dreams.
3. Pushing the Tiny House Limits
A surfing couple builds an elaborate tiny house in picturesque Oceanside, California.
4. Tiny Skoolie for a Family of Five
A young couple makes a home for their three children in a tiny school bus.
5. Nautical Tiny House
A young couple finds inspiration from the ocean while building an off-grid tiny ...
6. Tiny Fisherman's House
A fishing guide builds the ultimate fisherman's tiny house with help from his family.
7. Tiny Alaskan Yurt
An Alaska couple battles the harsh winter elements while building a personalized...
8. Nomad's Tiny Home Base
A world traveler finds a home base in a tiny house community in Lakeside, AZ.
9. Sam's Tiny Adventure House
A contractor and his two daughters build a tiny adventure house complete with it...
10. Craftsman's Mini Mansion
A young craftsman builds his tiny dream mansion in Portland, Oregon.
11. Big Family's Tiny Lake Retreat
A growing family builds a tiny retreat for their lakeside property in Georgia.
12. Tiny Teardrop Swoop House
A nomad hires builders to design and construct a customized swooped teardrop tin...
13. Traveling Performers' Tiny Gypsy Truck
Traveling performers repurpose a flatbed truck and transform it into a mobile ti...
14. Sally's Tiny Haiku House
A tiny home buyer downsizes from a 450-square-foot yurt to a 300-square-foot tin...
Tiny House, Big Living
Genres
Food & Home, Buying & Selling, Building & Renovation
Episodes
4 Seasons (56 Episodes )
Release Year
2014
About This Series
Couples learn what it really means to downsize when they take the plunge into the tiny house real estate market. At an average size of only 180 square feet, clients meet with their builders or decide to build these tiny homes all by themselves.
