The tiny house movement is fast gaining ground (figuratively speaking, that is) and we can see why. Versatile, sustainable and affordable, they’re an accessible reality for first-time buyers as well as downsizers, and can add to existing homes, too.
Whether used as a garden office, ‘granny’ flat, off-grid holiday spot or as a permanent residence, they’re great to live in – assuming you can fit all your stuff in, that is. With an average tiny home in the UK considered to be no bigger than 400 square feet in size, owners need to make the most of every inch if they want to ensure a functional and comfortable layout.
