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If you're looking for a tiny, one or two-bedroom house plan, you might find exactly what you're looking for in our collection of 600 sq. ft. home designs below. Note how some designs feature two bedrooms and two baths for maximum convenience. Also note how most tiny floor plans present open layouts and outdoor living space, both of which can help a smaller house feel larger than it actually is. Some tiny designs add an extra dose of luxury and airiness by featuring a vaulted ceiling.
One thing each design below shares is super-cute curb appeal and affordability. Tiny homes tend to be cheaper and easier to build and maintain than larger designs. If you'd like to get a better idea of what a 600 sq. ft. tiny house plan would cost to build in your area, click the Get Cost to Build Report button on the product detail page. We offer Cost to Build Reports for all of our home designs.
So, what are the perks of tiny living? In addition to affordability, how about the fact that a tiny home will likely be easier to build in popular communities where land is scarce (a tiny home's footprint is generally, well, tiny, which allows for it to be built on most narrow and/or shallow lots. Be sure to discuss your house plan with your home builder to make sure the design you've chosen will work for your specific lot). Moreover, who wouldn't want to spend a little less on monthly mortgage payments, and a little more on travelling, dining out, and living life to its fullest? If you've never lived in a tiny home before, we recommend touring an existing home to make sure the space feels right to you.
