Our Favorite Tiny House So Far! Smoky Mountain Park Model RV! Important info at the end! 

Wow!! The very last one u could actually afford on disability!!

We built our own home. But we got all our furnisher custom made by the Amish. Every piece is solid wood, no particle board. Its cheaper then you would think. All nicely made.

You guys are great! Thanks for taking me on your tiny house journey. It’s really helping me decide what builders to look at when the time comes. It really helps with us 50 and over crowd cause I certainly don’t get around like a 20 something any more lol 😂. Plus y’all just crack me up!🤣

What a great video. Gorgeous homes. Mine won’t be even near this gorgeous but it will be mine and cozy and paid for. I’m getting so many small detail ideas watching your videos.

About the first model - You're going to need every inch of that loft for storage. From experience, I can say that not having a laundry room/closet, food pantry, or closets for; linens, cloths, coats & boots, and your vacuum cleaner, broom, mop, cleaning supplies, etc., is going to really bother you. There also aren't enough kitchen cabinets. Also, you'll need that breakfast bar for eating, and will have a tiny living room. I guarantee that you'll end up wanting to enclose the porch and make it the living room (make the current living room into a dining room), and probably put on a porch or deck at some point. You'll definitely need a shed right outside, for storage asap, so factor that into your budget. To be honest, you'd be better off buying a manufactured home (used to be called mobiles) for full time living. These are nice for vacation cottages, but not full time living and accommodating visitors/the grandkids. ❤

Beautiful builds. I would eliminate the loft which would give more space for a living area and closet space. I saw a video where the homeowner customized and took out the loft; it was the best tiny home layout I had ever seen. It was so functional and she didn't have to deal with stairs or low height ceilings in a loft, crawling around to change bedding, and they can be impractical for storage because the stairs and ladders in most make it hard to take things up and down.

"Last Train to Clarksville" LOL - I wonder how many people will pick up on that? Love this Park Model! That extra width makes all the difference. Love that front porch

Absolutely beautiful home. Tammy, great job on the camera and descriptions. You two are an amazing team for showing these homes. You really touched the points that mean something. I really appreciated that y'all pointed out the height of the doorways.

Hardy plank siding is what we have on our stick built home. It looks like wood shiplap but it’s made with concrete. It will NOT burn

Great ideas about the rolling stools. The second one has a wide hallway that could be used for a washer dryer. And then the closet would be bigger

Amazing! Pathing the way for future living, smaller footprint on the earth and stepping back in time to my Gran's era (she's 101yrs, born 1922) when eg each child didn't need seperate bedrooms, ensuites, walk in robes (or eg Jack and Jill bathrooms for only 2 to share), oh and don't forget the private balconies Sorry, I went off in a tangent there. I love this tiny home! It's amazing! Kudos to the designer/architect/builder & trades

I’d much rather live in one of these than be stacked in together at apartment building

It’s a cute place but for 80, 000 I could get a double wide with 1200 sq ft

You know it's good quality if the Mennonites made it.

I'm impressed with how spacious this tiny house feels. It has everything you need for comfortable living, including a full kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom.👍

The roof is to low needs to be higher for your husband's sake just saying but it's a beautiful tiny house ♥️🙏

Omg. I love these! Thank you for touring them! I never heard of this company before. Beautiful homes!

Always keep the windows for mold control. Get rid of the loft completely. It's way to short and inconvenient.

Antique hammered copper would look very nice on the bathroom wall of the 1st house. Matching the copper sink, rather than the galvanized. The Smokey Mtn model is definitely my favorite.

I love it! However they missed a lot of opportunities for storage (like the stairsteps) but the worst thing is no pantry space. Otherwise its perfect!

Thankyou both for showing the Tiny Homes! I appreciate how through you 2 are. ❤

There needs a toilet up in that loft area.

Lovely home. I've watched tons of tiny home videos. I have to be able to stand up straight in a loft or just have a bedroom on the first floor.

Ok I love this layout I’m not a fan of the log cabin look I like more modern decor myself

Helpful walk-through! Keep in mind, the foundation and plumbing are 2 of the most expensive parts of a home, so that last $24K "shed" will need not just cabinets and fixtures, but actual plumbing to run the water into and out of all those appliances, toilets, sinks, shower, washer, & dishwasher. Still a fair price!

WOW! This is absolutely perfect! Love the layout ... Tiny house with everything I need :)

I like that you showed the different color cabinet options at the end. The park model size is the smallest I could go to and that would be just having one person living there. I'd want the floor plans that had more storage. These are very limited on storage or built-ins, which is probably why their prices are cheaper.

They are reasonable there. Good quality too

This is what I would like! This is a beautiful cabin, but I would like a bigger kitchen and gas stove only. I live near Aspen, Colorado. I am only 40 minutes away . I live in Glenwood Springs, Colorado.

He needs to wear a mic on his collar, difficult to hear him clearly... Darealdeal

Your kidding only 500$ for the log sideing upgrade that's amazing also thanks so much for showing the cabinet options. I hope soon you'll have enough subscribers to get paid you deserve it you do such a good job.

Just my opinion, but I think that you'll be a lot happier in a park model that one of those smaller tiny houses that you've looked at and have been talking about. You may already be aware of this, but many jurisdictions will not permit any type or size house on wheels or a trailer frame unless in an official RV/mobile home/ manufactured home/tiny house community. So if you're thinking about buying your own land, I'd look into that first, to see if a park model is permitted. With your own land, modular might be a better choice, as they are regulated like regular stick-built houses and can go most anywhere a regular house can go. Of course, you usually need permits, utility/sewer/septic hookups etc. for modular. Anyway, you're doing the right thing by taking your time and investigating everything before buying either land or a house. If you do go with a park model, be aware that not all of the aforementioned communities accept them due to their size. Looking forward to following you on your home-seeking adventures!

I live in Clarksville and want to buy just a few acres and put a small home on the land. I didn't know some place so close to Clarksville built these small homes!!! Thank you for the info!!

The second house is fantastic,lots more room, but I like the first one better.📒👍♥️♥️

Oh that sink! $80,000 is not bad for that! All that gorgeous wood!

The final one you showed that was just a box could easily and inexpensively fitted out to be a phenomenal home by using cabinets from Ikea or better yet, from Habitat ReStore items. You might not have to include plumbing for a toilet if you chose an incinerating one or composting toilet. There is also a cassette toilet that might be a preference. Depending on where you were parked with this model, it could have an outdoor shower that the water was filtered rainwater and the water used could be recaptured and used to water a beautiful garden to make the outdoor shower more private and enchanting. To think of it, to maximize space in that interior, where that huge bank of windows are, make that smaller for more wall space and put in a door to an enclosed outside area where you could create an outdoor bathroom area instead of just the outdoor shower, since all you would need for a couple of the toilet options would be an outdoor plug. Doing that would make it so the interior could be treated like a studio apartment. It would make a great AirBnb or ADU, or even as you said guest space or art/music studio. The best part is getting a blank slate for such an awesome price. Using reclaimed, repurposed, second-hand or better yet FREE found items, I think it would be easy to complete this space for $10,000 or less. That would be an incredible price for a place to call your very own home.

Love the SMOKEY MOUNTAIN one!! Gorgeous

Thank you so much for this video! I'm looking for an affordable tiny or Park model home. My problem is where to park it. Please do a video with some information about affordable places to park. Thanks again!!

Recreational Resort Cottage in Texas has a lot better Cabins in this design. This is nothing but a shed with appliances in it.

I absolutely love this tiny home too, but I would like more kitchen counter space. I love the rustic cabin look.. Lots of windows and natural light. All the gabled roof lines are gorgeous and help with head room!

Beautiful,so much room, relaxing feeling,very nice any way you go. You could put several beds up stairway I love the cabin look and the metal roof. Love it.👍👍👍♥️♥️😀

Love the homes you're showing! I can't seem to find a link or website on Google?? I live close by, and would like to visit in person. Thank you

I live in Alabama too! I’ve followed this company for a while it’s great to see it on video! Thank you so much! I have almost an acre of land and this is exactly what I want! ❤ yes rolling stool awesome idea!

Wow, these are awesome!! I would probably opt for the 40 foot one for additional storage. Maybe it would allow for a dresser in the downstairs bedroom or a hanging closet area. Just a thought!

I’m not a big fan of knotty pine. Personally I would paint it white or very pale cream with soft muted green highlights around the trim. I do like the layout though.

I don’t care for this one. Especially that closet. I would need a dishwasher and room for a king bed. I don’t like the shotgun straight to the bathroom.

Very interesting! Thanks for the tour! Don't like the one with the tiny stairs!! Yikes!

This is well thought out and I agree for the price it a good deal.

Thanks for showing this! I'd use a vented combo W/D so I can put a 1 foot wide clothes hanging rod above it for coats and jackets, with a couple of 1 ft wide shelves for linen & towel storage next to it. I'd also hinge the tread of the bottom 2 or 3 stair steps for additional storage (boots, shoes or pantry) inside there.

Keep the windows and put the tv on the wall to tne right, would leave more room for more furniture.

I live in Georgia and the town I live in doesn’t allow tiny homes or single wides. It sucks because I’m divorced and have grown kids, I want to downsize but can’t 😡

If you had a washer, dryer unit- combo, you could put a bar above it for clothes.

These are gorgeous! Just found you. Definitely would want an Amish built home.

You two are so adorable together! ❤😉

The house looks nice. Although I could not hear you I found the listing information for the company.

I nearly bought one like this...there is no room for any storage and a small bedroom....the only thing nice is that porch I own a Amish custom made tiny house fully loaded u puts this to shame in many ways. Get rid of that loft ...a waste of space

That home is ideal! It has nearly everything ive been looking for and im 5'3" so it's perfect. I'd get rid of the bar but I'd keep the windows you think you'd get rid of for daylight. I too have a large tv but I'd mount it to the side. I do love the stairs for the same reason. I wonder if they could be storage steps? That's a big loft. 10x14, did you say? What is the height? Im guesding maybe 4'8" by looking at how low his head is. I'd like to start with my bed upstairs until i can no longer do steps easily. I'd use the mainfloor bedroom for a guest/storage. Do they have their own community to live? Why prefer a metal roof? Isn’t it loud in rain? Where could i put it? I presume you guys have a spot. Does skirting come with? The porch does too right? I love screened in porch. What's the water set up? Electric is 30amp/120V? Water heater? Amish do have an excellent reputation on their carpentry plus i like they can do the job in their community using their own tools, etc and not having to go elsewhere for work. You guys did a great job!

Will they work with you if you need a much smaller house? There's so much about this that I love, especially how low the ceilings are @ I'm 5'1. I live alone with 2 pit bulls inside and one outside, but I really don't need all that room...

You have given me a great tour of tiny home living! Love the homey conversation and suggestions for modifying or working in dressers or furnishing. Love all the wood. Very comfortable for two people. I’m guessing you have to buy a lot to put your tiny home on or find a lot to lease. So add that to the price. Nicely done folks! Glad I found you.

Very nice. Yum. Thanks for sharing. Many blessings

I don't like the mini split right over the headboard of the bed. I agree with the wife about the window, so get rid of that, and put a small mini split there. I live in garden apartments where the AC units are mounted in holes in the walls below windows. One in the bedroom, and one at the opposite end of the apartment in the living room. I can't stand the on in the bedroom running at night so I let the one in the living room suffice.

I'd just leave the loft out entirely. I have no desire to crawl around or walk hunched over in my own home, lol. I'd love the higher ceilings and feeling of more space.

1st home I couldn’t live in. Need bigger shower as I have to use a stool when bathing. And I mostly wear dresses so that closet wouldn’t work for me. 2nd home same problems. And no where for a TV, and steps too high.

Thank you for sharing this review with us. As I have knee issues myself, I appreciate the practicality test of the loft etc. very much.

That building would have been perfect if it was 2 ft taller

I like the $23,000 artist home. It can easily converted into. One bedroom one bath, small kitchen and living room. The plumbing in the bathroom can be industrial exposed. I love it! ❤❤❤

I would buy the second and third place to combine them. Add in plumbing for a bathroom and reconfigure the home. Wonderful showing. Future thinking going on here. Thanks.

I would not want any appliances. Don't like microwave, dishwasher, hate electric stove. Would want only windows that open up and down.

If you have mobility problems that loft would finish you off! I retired in great health and boom, unexpected health problems. Retired to a 1 Story Coastal Cottage and thank God it did. This is a stunning tiny house BUT NOT FOR SENIORS.

I never liked windows in roof peaks. That only looks right for a church.

Love the screened in pouch, many nice evenings watching thr sun goes down.👍👍👍♥️

im sure u could have stairs changed n do the drawer steps for storage like some have had ... just do curtain for the washer dryer room get rid of door if they r built roof could be raidmsed for more standin room.upstaors just need to be delivered on back roads wo overhead bridges of roads or add up after delivered or just build onsite lol

Beautiful. I am only 5ft. Perfect for me.

They make great homes. Good prices and quality. Downside is they ask to much for down-payment. 25% to buy a home. Mobile homes are only 5% to 10% down. So,if you have to finance is to much down. If you have the cash then is a good deal. Thanks for the video.😊

Loft stools are a great idea.

Beautiful Cabin,but i seen a pice & thats to,to much!👍🤩

New subscriber here,the last home is a really really a good deal now a days..i remember my doublewide i bougth back in the 90s including all brand new appliances curtains etc i only paid $70K, brandnew was built fr Colorado and delivered here in Arizona with ny acre ground

I’m texting you before I see the entire house. We have dogs and the new regulation for a full screen porch with dogs jumping up on that screen. It would last very long. Could there be an option second question, sir. The corral fencing look going up the stairs it’s very undesirable for me. Would that be an option? Thank you.❤

Can always put a shelf or little cabinet on the wall instead of nightstand

In that 2nd cabin, I'd move the whole kitchen down and make it L-shaped in the corner near the hallway door, get rid of the stove altogether (I don't cook much, I can do just fine with a toaster oven or portable burner), free up about 4-6 feet of the room nearest the door, and use it for a living room with a nice little couch, bookshelf, etc. I will never understand why people take up SO MUCH space in a tiny home with a huge kitchen. Maybe some people envision spending most of their retirement cooking, but I plan to spend mine relaxing!

That Art Room would be nice as a garage

The home is beautiful, I really don't like the loft but it would make great storage. Or maybe a guest room and some storage...

That second place would benefit from a really nice island table combo instead of that table.

First of all I love your video and how personable and thorough you are (not to mention charming and informative!) - I believe you are from Alabama?? (I apologize if I am incorrect). Are you planning on moving a tiny home to Alabama if you purchase this? I ask as I wonder what the laws there are there for tiny homes. - I bring this up as I see this particular unit is from a Tennessee based company. I have seen on RU-vid some nightmarish scenarios in Tennessee where folks bought a pre-built Amish tiny home. They had purchased and owned land in a county and the land was "unrestricted' property with a lot of acreage. It was NOT land in a development with any HOA's or anything like that. Per the county's stand regarding a tiny home cabin on their land, the local county stated it's "your land, you do what you want with it, and put on your land what you want". The local county and town had not issue with it. Everything was a 'go' regarding your home on your property, so these folks bought a pre-built cabin from a Tennessee company (not this company to my knowledge but it was 'Amish built'), only to have the STATE government of Tennessee step-in and overrule the local jurisdictions on this. Thus the State of TN rendered their premade tiny home as 'illegal'. - it became a nightmare scenario for them. These folks bought a lot of acreage in a very rural eastern Tennessee area by the mountains, bought their small pre-built turn-key Amish cabin and had it delivered, and then had the shock with the STATE stepped-in and declaring it 'illegal' and advised them they could stick-build anything they wanted there, but anything PRE-built was a no-no. -- What is going on with this and why would a state have such a ruling?... particularly against a Tennessee-based prebuilt tiny home company??? This scenario scares me!

would they ship to Texas ?

My wife and I live in a custom built home in north central Washington state. We’re looking for a 2 bedroom 2 bath home that we can put on our land outside of Missoula, MT to live in after my wife retires. Our current house is a 2 story, but we’re looking for a single story home for retirement. I really like the layout of this park model but it’s a bit too small for our needs.

Awesome....l'm loving the tour and have been looking at tiny home models for 55+.

Great, informative video. (That price on that last one, the Artist's Cottage, is fantastic!) Thanks for the tour!

I saw no pantry even in the larger home. Need all lower drawers in kitchen. Not everyone can get down on their knees or want to stick their heads into lower cabs to retrieve items. The northern states need MUCH MORE insulation. The stair risers are too high, and all steps should be top hinged for storage. There should be a humidity sensored ceiling fan above the w/dryer. Same with the bathroom fan which should automatically turn on with the light switch. There needs to be headroom above the beds in the loft. The built-in table should be left out, so that people can have their own table to push against the wall when not needed. But can be pulled out to the center of the room for company. I love the exposed pine. Pulling it clear to OR, however, would be cost prohibitive. So sorry❣️

If you don’t have an end table can you fit a king or California king ( longer but less wide than a regular king? Was thinking you could put in a small overhead side wall shelf instead of an end table.

Have you EVER found a handicap adapted unit? I'd avoid Hardie Board like the plague! My 2022 built home has Hardie Board siding on the garage exterior. I've had to replace an entire wall at $100 USD per board foot; my garage Hardie Board (only) was $54,000! Plus labor and delivery! Never again with Hardie Board! Alabama produces millions of bricks per day. Much cheaper! I will also never live with an HOA. Twenty-two years of active duty Military housing had less rules! I'm holding my cash until the economy crashes and I will dump HOA Hell and find a hungry builder!

I am 5'10" & would not want to not be able to stand up in the bedroom.

Build out an IKEA kitchen, also make an outside shower/bath house and put your solar batteries set up in that.

I would put storage in the hallway, then a freestanding table in the kitchen.

Hi, I used to be an ITH incredible tiny homes fan because of their quality and size and low prices. They have increased their prices 3-4 times their original prices. I think I'm sold on these models. 😊

Wow! I had no idea they could be so beautiful and so cost-effective! Since becoming a widow a year ago and now I'm 71 years old, I need to figure out how to live on the small savings I have. This might be my answer! I wonder if I bought property in West Virginia if they would bring the tiny house there. You did a beautiful job of showing every detail! I just wish there was room for a pantry in the kitchen. And a broom closet! ❤

How about no porch, French doors where the snack bar is and less dormers. Dormers only with the loft bedroom and no Appliances. Price pleas. No heating or cooling

Like First cabin, like the loft height. Not a fan of 2nd, to small, not a true loft but storage. Agree about stairs. Third one great he/ she shred.

We just stumbled across y’all’s channel this morning. Just want to thank y’all so so much for all the information. Our dream is to retire in rural Tennessee somewhere. We are in our mid to late 50s so hopefully within the next 5 years. We are currently looking for property close to Pigeon Forge, Dandridge, or Sevierville area. We have viewed these tiny cabins before but y’all really gave so much more information and great walk through. Again, thank you for sharing your information with all of us. God Bless.

Put yourself.... Got yourself... You make all verbs reflexive 😂😂😂 You must be from the south! Very good! Luv it.