Couple has a 204 Sq-Foot House

Enterprising couple builds 204 sq. ft. tiny home

http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/bulletin/enterprising-couple-builds-204-sq-ft-tiny-home/20274?tag=nl.e660&s_cid=e660&ttag=e660

Here is a video tour of their house:



From the article:

She is an architectural designer and he a custom builder; together, they put the house together themselves over three months, and ultimately brought down their monthly $1,500 mortgage payments to around $350 per month, which covers the land rental, electricity, and water.

It also has an incinerating toilet. I have always read that Millenials would do life differently from their Boomer parents. Many of them are doing things like eschewing car ownership and opting for very small living quarters. Corporate America has not yet figured out a way to market to this generation.

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:Enterprising couple builds 204 sq. ft. tiny home

http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/bulletin/enterprising-couple-builds-204-sq-ft-tiny-home/20274?tag=nl.e660&s_cid=e660&ttag=e660

Here is a video tour of their house:



From the article:

She is an architectural designer and he a custom builder; together, they put the house together themselves over three months, and ultimately brought down their monthly $1,500 mortgage payments to around $350 per month, which covers the land rental, electricity, and water.

It also has an incinerating toilet. I have always read that Millenials would do life differently from their Boomer parents. Many of them are doing things like eschewing car ownership and opting for very small living quarters. Corporate America has not yet figured out a way to market to this generation.

More power to them. But I think about 800 sq feet is as small of a space that I would want to live in with another person.

Mine is 380 sqft but I really don't need all this living space...I could downsize easily.....I lived in a motorhome a couple years and this place is huge compared to that....