frequently asked questions
Absolutely! Many Tiny Houses are purchased by investors seeking passive income opportunities. Not only does owning a Tiny House offer potential earnings, but it also provides significant savings.
A Tiny House offers various income-generating opportunities, including renting to friends or family, providing temporary accommodation through platforms like Airbnb, setting up a yoga or work studio, establishing an office or retail space for markets and events, offering relief housing, creating a study room for a high schooler, or providing quarters for a nanny.
Yes, you can legally own a Tiny Home in Victoria. In fact, the Victorian Building Authority has made it easier to build and own a tiny home in residential and rural areas.
Our team is across all the regulations for owning a tiny home in Victoria. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Delivery timelines can be as short as 90 days. It will depend upon the selected model, accessories and customisation.
Our prices vary from $45,000 to $100,000, determined by factors like size, model, appliances, and accessories. Our Tiny Houses feature a built-in flexibility, allowing for customised internal fit-outs tailored to your needs, aesthetic preferences, and site requirements. Contact our team to get a free quote.
Tiny Homes are small, standalone homes ideal for temporary living or additional income. Granny flats are secondary homes on the same property, often used for guests or family members. Caravans are mobile homes designed for temporary accommodation or travel.
No. Our Tiny House are registered to be towed on the road and you do not need any other permit from State Regulatory.
You also don’t need any escort vehicles to move your Tiny House around Australia.
