Tiny Home Barndominium Tour - 1000 sqft 

It's not 1000sq ft, they've got to be including the porch to get that number. Interior dimensions on the drawing are about 32x24, so 768sq ft.

@@OvertravelX I have a plan that has the front load washer and dryer in the kitchen Island. Not only do you have a large workspace but I can watch tv at the same time.

My first house was 900 Sq feet had 2 nice size bedrooms, gally kitchen dining room living room with lots of storage with a great attic. I wish that I didn't have to sell it!! I miss it so much!!

@@OvertravelX Makes sense cause that looks MUCH smaller than 1000 sq ft.

Too bad just like a casket, this garbage is also overpriced, and what you don't see is the poor build quality - paper thin walls and cheap windows that do nothing to help cool / heat the home or keep sound out.

EXACTLY what I would do! I have to have the availability of space for my garden canning.

@@mad0uche how do you know whether it’s over priced or not. Or what the walls are made of. Since you’re having it built I imagine you can choose the type of materials you can get.

@@mikeboothe What the fuck? It's America, you are not using quality materials to make what essentially is a trailer - in a neighborhood where the median house hold income is $28,487. How do I know this, how do I know that, I have access to the internet - it's GILMER texas my dude.

@@mad0uche I imagine that business doesn’t deal in just your town. I don’t know how much they are but you just comment on the shit you feel they’re worth. I asked how do you know they’re made of shit. If you say that you’ve been in one then that’s different. If not then you’re blowing out of your arse. 28000 is not far from what people make here in Ky., but you still have to pay at least 10000.00 for a trailer here.

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I haven't seen one under 6 figures 😮

@@savage_the_wild Overpriced as usual. And I was wanting a two bedroom. Blows that idea.

@sharontheredbaron21 yeah I was really disappointed to see those quotes.

How much does something like this little white barn house cost?

They should take a lesson from home plans from the 50's and 60's when 1000 sq. ft. was a typical home, and they knew how to do it. Keep it simple and square. All I can figure is that they're counting the porch and carport in that 1000 sq. ft (as many of these places do) 'cause you can easily have 2 bedrooms in a true 1000 square footer with it being a lot more spacious than the house in the vid.

Agreed. It's not too much to ask, and I would imagine that most people want to know. Interesting that they did not comment on your comment 😕

@@anothergoogleuser They dont have to be exact... a range would do. Sometimes they quote cost per square foot... for example $50-75 per square foot... $75 x 1000 = $75,000 depending on options.

@@dodgermartin4895 Thank you. I am interested in this concept and looking for more ideas. Any other channels you would recommend to get ideas from?

@@anothergoogleuser I'm like you, I'm new to this. I'm in phase one looking at all the numerous options.

$75k if you did everything yourself with slab on grade - $100k if you sub out labor for certain trades. Add full basement $125-135k. Assuming you already have the land and there is no septic/well cost. These will sell for at least $230k I would suspect.

Seems to be a missed use of space above the bed room

Only thing I'd change is the kitchen area door to the bathroom - I'd make it a closet for Vacuum, brooms,etc. OR a pantry

How bout a front load washer dryer in the kitchen island?

We have our washer and dryer (medium to small stackable) in our master bath. I have to say I love them in there! Our dryer is “non venting”, so you don’t have fluff etc floating around, and they’re back in a niche, so they’re out of the way. About three years ago, I quit using my dryer, and now hang all our clothes outside, which I love! I hang it all at once, dry it all at once, and then put it all away at once! Perfect!!

Very healthy transition.

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I'm actually wondering if everywhere allows metal housing even?

Or better yet! A wood burning Rumford Fireplace. Look it up. I build them and have a 36” Rumford at my house. Heat monster that pushes you away

Yes

Ok

Or havent you heard, the government is set to outlaw wood and gas powered stoves?

Make sure to do that in your home then.

Yeah! It is perfect for 55 old people.

Tiny home is technically 399sqf and under

@@davids5006 CNBC states that tiny homes are those under 600 square feet, while Quicken Loans defines a tiny home as one that is 500 square feet or less. Most would consider a house up to 600 square feet a tiny home. Tiny homes can be built on permanent foundations or trailers so that they may be moved from one location to another. RubyHome

I would rather the pantry the way it is instead of those little narrow slide out pantries. You don't need to double vanity in the bathroom in house like this. Front porch could use being a little bit deeper than 6 ft though yes i would also tie in the carport to the house so that you don't have to get out in the rain if it's raining from your car.

I just retire and want more information I have the property

@@words.Of.Truth. The suggestion was to increase storage by adding that slide-out, not replacing the existing pantry. There is plenty of room to move the fridge to the right where the garbage can is. I actually have a narrow side cabinet built in that place and it has my mops, broom, and a stick vacuum housed in it. Another shallow cabinet at the top has all of my dusters, swiffer wet pads, extra light bulbs, etc housed. Its doors open on the side, not facing the kitchen island. It was one of the best decisions we made when remodeling our kitchen

Love that it's accesible and ADA-compliant!

Probably since this was ADA which means wide doors. (as soon as he said that I was looking - and yep, walker by the washer and dryer) Pocket doors have to be fairly narrow to fit in the framing. To put that in perspective its wide enough for a wheelchair. That trumps all other considerations. And trust me as someone who built a home for a relative who ended up in a wheelchair... if you THINK its possible then DO it. She has to transition from a wheelchair to a walker to move into the bedroom, I had to put ADA bars the whole length from the door of the bath through the room, and can't leave the house in her chair. Fortunately she can still use a walker for short distances - but she can only shop places with power baskets. But I suspect the house (which I had stick built) was still cheaper than this Barndo. (lower fit and finish, this isn't a dig at the builder)

They give you pocket doors as an option when you meet with them and they are actually cheaper 🎉

Great ideas and same thoughts!! 👍

I agree! Especially since there was a walker in the closet.

I love heating run thru. Ceilings and walls. I had in the floor and I didn't like it...hate vents on the floor too. When I bought a new furnace I had it ran ceiling and walls. Way warmer and didn't have to work furniture around vents. After having experienced this change..that's what I look for!

​@@soal3415 was going to say, too, I hate floor vents for the same reason!

The average home in America in the 1950s was 983 square feet. The problem is that we try to compare and compete with each other and as our peers home increase in size so does the need for others who feel they should have large homes as well.

People are so spoiled thinking they have to have a large home now a days and they call a 1,000 sq. ft. small or a cottage. My sister and her husband live alone but they have to live in a 6000 sq, ft home they have to heat and cool. It's a status symbol thing I think . " Oh Look How Big My House Is Compared To Yours "

Yep! My sister raised 5 kids in a 1200 sq. ft. house- and it wasn't cramped. I've lived half my life in 1000 sq. ft. (and the rest of it in smaller quarters!). People have too much crap. While I couldn't see living in a real 'tiny home" (under 500 sq. ft.), 1000 isn't a tiny home; it's just a home. Lower taxes, utilities, purchase price, etc. which is why I've lived good without working hard. And what kills me, is people buy a "tiny home" to save money, but then they go and finish it/furnish it with the latest fashionable luxury materials. Better just to buy a small normal house or used mobile home, and live modestly. They'd be surprised how far very little money goes in such a scenario.

@@bobbylibertini I agree with you completely !!!!

My house is about 1100. It was built in 1905. It’s been renovated, but it is plenty of house for my needs.

Yeah, I'd really like to know HOW MUCH did it cost... that's like the most important piece of information.

99% of these tiny home builders don’t give prices! Not even on the websites! It’s like a secret you’ve gotta give your name address phone # and a note from your mom to get pricing

Usually they are trying to charge more over time. Start decent then crank the rates up. If they know you know someone paid less your gonna ask for less.

It's a tour not a listing. You're not at work and nobody asked you.

At least a range in $/sq ft. At the end of the day you can hire a contractor to put up the shell and then sub out the interior work and cut out the high dollar middleman. Brando’s were intended to be cheaper and suddenly they cost the same as a conventional home.....which is rediculous.

Yes! Personally I groan every time I hear the words "granite countertops". Who really needs them?

Ditto :-)

But how is the disabled person going to clean or access the loft to prepare it for guests, Littles or others?

I agree!

Yes. I wouldn’t want to live in it because there are too many things that won’t work long term for me but it would be a nice place for a couple to stay. Not so much if you have children though.

Check out our website 1845barndominiums.com, we have a customer request form, and will be happy to give you some pricing info.

I can’t stand the “check out our” juts tell us about how much it cost per sqft…

just say how much???????

Yes its beautiful but I don't understand the marketing concept of keeping the price a secret. I even went on their website as instructed and still no price. Ya lost me

​@click411 but then they can't harvest your info to harass you with sales material.

Imma say 300k. All these were supposed to be cheap but never are anymore

@@NavUpNorth sounds correct. Seems cheaper to build a regular house.

@ Nav, Y’all If you buy the land I’ll build you this house for $200k how does that sound?

@@getintothewildwithjeffruma8777 $200/sqft sounds incredibly expensive 😂

@@mr.l3785 It is expensive but it’s a lot less then 300K 😂🤣😂

Remember...it's a "barndominium", not a "house"...so I'd imagine the house-like features are missing- but they have plenty of fashionable latest-thing eye-candy so no one will ask the questions which you asked, because they'll be in love with the looks and fashion of it. But after living in it, they'll wish they had gone for the insulation and central A/C instead of the stainless appliances and and decorator fixtures. No one knows how to be poor anymore.

I would rather the laundry room in the bathroom than in the closet

​@@words.Of.Truth.you can adjust that

Check out our website 1845barndominiums.com, we have a customer request form, and will be happy to give you some pricing info.

@@1845Barndo boooo

@@bromspad2387 even when you go the site there's no price lol. It's probably because they're way overpriced. Why else would anyone leave out a price?

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price on this please

Check out our website 1845barndominiums.com, we have a customer request form, and will be happy to give you some pricing info.

@@1845Barndo I understand you want people to go to your website, but offering up a generalized cost would make me go L👀K further into this,... But BC you won't, ... neither will I.

Just be up front with the cost of this one. I think it would help lots of us

Can you please tell us how m7ch this cute house is ?

Yes Cathy, I agree. It seems like they would just give finished price as is. Makes me think they’re fishing for leads. Or just break it down cost wise with a disclaimer about price changes etc.

I’m sure it’s not cheap or affordable. That’s why they want list details.

If it's over 125k it's way too much!

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