I love it, but I would make one change, I would have the kitchen cabinets go to the ceiling. I’ve had them the way this is designed and they are dust collectors and it’s wasted space. When they are all the way to the ceiling you put stuff at the top that you use once a year like Christmas dishes ect. But I love this house.
@@tanial694I feel the same way about bedroom closets. There’s a shelf above the clothes bar, but all the space to the ceiling is wasted because the 6’ closet door makes it inaccessible. With doors to the ceiling and another shelf, all of that space could be utilized. You could store winter blankets, suitcases, etc.
After having been there and done that, I don't ever want to live in a tiny house again. I don't want a giant house either. All my family needs is a comfortable, normal sized house with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and nice back yard to watch the sunset from.
I must say, this is my kind of tiny home. Everything is beautiful, and the fireplace inside and outside , big hit. All in all, it was the best tiny house I have ever seen.
So adorable. My only criticism is lack of closet/storage space. I live in a cold weather state; i need space for my flannel sheets, comforters, etc. This to me is the perfect rental home, or home for a single person. To live there full time would feel cramped to me.
I just purchased a new modular sectional sofa, and each of the seats has built-in storage. I recommend looking into something like this, or other furniture that does "double-duty"
There is a linen press between the front bedroom and the front bathroom. Every home needs a linen press for the sheets, towels. We don’t have one here and it’s so annoying!
The front door hits the sofa arm, too tight and the little whatever cabinet there is stupid, that doesn't work, no coat closet and not enough space for a proper entry.
@@JSees Probably depends on where you live. Where I am, coat closets and mud rooms are not used. No snow or even really cold weather for the most part. I look at these houses with my personal lifestyle in mind and with the idea of maybe one day having to live alone. So, what would I need. We don't have basements (water table is too high) so all the HV/AC and water heater have to go somewhere. Generally we put hot water heaters in the attic space and use (personal choice) gas heat/air. The condenser sits outside and all we need is return air vents inside. I also don't pay attention to the way the designer furnishes a house. I personally would use a murphy bed setup in the front bedroom and devote the rest of the space to bookshelves. I have lots of books, no TV at all, and spend lots of time on the computer. I would also screen the sun room rather than use glass. Where I live, you would cook to death with glass and bugs are a real problem.
Its Perfect! For a retired couple. Love everything about it. Well done! Designer ... The colors are beautiful in the home and all the trees outside ❤ makes it all look like a Perfect Picture everywhere you look. Its a Paradise Home
Very beautiful and cozy design. Before retiring I consulted with architects and their home designs this looks very thoughtfully designed. I grew up in a post WWII suburban setting in a small 1000 sqft rancher which this reminded me of in some ways. We had a one car garage and full basement. This would be a nice retirement home on a mountain where you could see em coming from a longs ways off.
Just love this plan, very well thought out. Would only change a couple of things to make it more convenient - swap the pantry and master suite positions so you could make it the laundry instead so you can close it off. Also built in shelving either side of the fireplace in the house and on the porch. The idea of changing the master suite to a walk in shower would mean you could make the bathroom slightly smaller and then increase the closet space x
One of the best floor plans I’ve seen. I would only change the dining room table to perhaps a corner bench, table and couple of chairs to open the floor in the LR/DR…maybe! And would love to have sliding glass or wood (over the screened walls) doors/shutters to the screened-in porch to be able to use it year round. And a wrap-around porch from the front porch around to the back door. Still, the floor plan itself is perfect.
Near Perfection with this model. Amazing that they could get so much house into this small sq footage. Other than perhaps a few design choices . . . the only structural change I would make is to connect the 2 porches into one L- shaped porch. I would love to live in a small community of homes of this general style. A perfect 'senior' community.
I would put a wood stove insert in the fireplace and heat the whole place. I love the screened porch, but would definitely go all the way down the whole side of the house. I also would have one bathroom with a walk in shower. And use the other bath space for a large storage/ pantry area.
Love this site. It's a great way to get ideas or narrow down what you are REALLY looking for. We've got land in the Black Hills and IF the wife will ever retire well...
Love it, now explain what the 2 units in the kitchen are. Bottom one could be a microwave or a second oven (assuming the MW). Have NO clue what the upper unit is - stopped the video to get a better look at it - fancy coffee service center (wishful thinking). You really get a feel for how large some of these spaces are with the final overhead. The 3 or 4 season outdoor space - slide down screens? Another awesome concept - woot!! 🙂
@@almaburns6562 at 5:39 - kind of old school 4 burner gas - knobs are strange (reason for the old school). Thinking the white center 'button' is an analog clock. You get a feeling what that top unit is?
@@scottledbetter5705 I agree that the bottom unit appears to be a microwave. But like you, I am mystified about the top unit. What is the white object that appears to be attached to the ceiling of this unit? Also, isn't this a computer-generated house and not a real one? I thought it was real at first.
@@almaburns6562 The only lights I saw were reflections from the lights on either side of the fireplace (had to rewatch). Yes, these are all computer-generated renderings - love about 98% of them and would be interesting if an architect could convert to blueprints with all the bells and whistles that they require. He never shows any mechanicals that you know have to exist and that's ok, per se. He does wonderful entries and laundries - wonder sometimes about his wall surfaces and if they would be valid or over the top expensive. Be a hoot if it was AI free reeling designs. 🙂
@@scottledbetter5705 Ah yes, relections--so that's the image in the glass. I kept looking at the opposite side of the kitchen to see if there was anything there to be reflected. I didn't consider that it could be an image from another room. A number of comments complained about there being no blueprints available. But I enjoy just looking at the designs. I'll have to search for the entryway and laundry ideas you mentioned. I wasn't sure what you meant by free-reeling A1 designs?
Our two br house is this size. A little cramped with our multitude of hobbies, but it's adequate. Bigger size means higher price tag, higher insurance, higher taxes, and higher energy costs. We're good where we are.
Beautiful and would look perfect in a woods or along side a lake, river, etc. Where do you keep your clothes, etc? Needs additional pantry / storage room. The house can be tiny - but - not too over tight fit tiny. - Like the fireplaces and the sitting room. To each their own.
Needs just a little more storage space. I'd use that front bedroom as an office. Would rather have the screened area on the back, eliminating a third staired entrance. Cute little house though😊
Id add a third bedroom to use as my craft/ writing room with a sink and toilet, on side that wont interfere with plan and porch. Agree with a walk /roll in shower off master br so you could take this home to your last days.
A couple of things, I don’t like how the front door opens literally on top of the sofa. Yes,make the back bedroom bath just a shower and get rid of the raised sinks. Agree with raising the kitchen cabinets and love the ovens. I like the fact that there’s a dual fireplace.
It's lovely, but the most difficult thing is finding land to put it on. And then the expense of moving it, getting water/sewer, electrical, installing a driveway, and laying the foundation. ALL kinds of ancillary costs you can expect to incur.
Gorgeous, sweet house but i don't like a front door straight into the living area. It needs a vestibule of some sort of have the door into the kitchen.
I like this plan a lot. Only I don't like stacked washer/dryers. Not short, but not tall either and would have to use a stool to get at the top unit--and as a senior, not a good idea. Love the front porch and the sun room. Shower only in the back bedroom. This is my idea of a 'tiny home'
Is this little house really available? Can it be built anywhere I would want? Can I specify that it be decorated as shown and will builder arrange for furnishings? Who would handle purchasing procedures or would I buy directly from designer/builder? Love this house and the look!
As much as I love this CGI design (with no house plans available) besides storage, that kitchen would be a nightmare with more than two people and multiple animals
@randallanthony1794 Well, for most people, I would say it is, you get a mortgage and pay it off. If you can't afford that, you made some poor life choices
Only thing I would change is have walk in shower ( and no tub) in one of the bedrooms
Yes the tub would be in the master bath and a huge walk in shower w bench in the guest bath. It's perfect.
@@stacyw.1863 No tub in the master.
Shower only for me.
Love how this is laid out! I think this would be perfect for me when I’m older. It’s a manageable size and all on one level.
I love it, but I would make one change, I would have the kitchen cabinets go to the ceiling. I’ve had them the way this is designed and they are dust collectors and it’s wasted space. When they are all the way to the ceiling you put stuff at the top that you use once a year like Christmas dishes ect. But I love this house.
Yes, cabinets all the way to the ceiling is a better idea, no dust.
@@tanial694I feel the same way about bedroom closets. There’s a shelf above the clothes bar, but all the space to the ceiling is wasted because the 6’ closet door makes it inaccessible. With doors to the ceiling and another shelf, all of that space could be utilized. You could store winter blankets, suitcases, etc.
Back in the day... this was called a house...is now called a cottage...
I think is the opposite now
After having been there and done that, I don't ever want to live in a tiny house again. I don't want a giant house either. All my family needs is a comfortable, normal sized house with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and nice back yard to watch the sunset from.
What was wrong with tiny house?
Just had too much stuff in it?
I don't think tiny houses are for families
Moderation in all things equals less stress 😊
900 sq. ft is not a tiny house.
@@DarenHoekstra Exactly! This is NOT a tiny house! Nor is it targeted for families---it's the perfect one-person house, maybe even for two.
I must say, this is my kind of tiny home. Everything is beautiful, and the fireplace inside and outside , big hit. All in all, it was the best tiny house I have ever seen.
Perfect! I agree with all of the positive comments. I couldn't ask for anything more---except maybe 10 cords of wood!!!😊 Thank you!!
Thank you!! 😊
10 cords every winter, maybe.
So adorable. My only criticism is lack of closet/storage space. I live in a cold weather state; i need space for my flannel sheets, comforters, etc. This to me is the perfect rental home, or home for a single person. To live there full time would feel cramped to me.
I just purchased a new modular sectional sofa, and each of the seats has built-in storage. I recommend looking into something like this, or other furniture that does "double-duty"
Use the pantry as storage for household items. There appears to be enough shelving in the kitchen to use as a pantry for dry and canned goods.
There is a linen press between the front bedroom and the front bathroom. Every home needs a linen press for the sheets, towels. We don’t have one here and it’s so annoying!
Wow. I love this house design. Usually I want to change something but I can’t find a single thing I want to change on this one. It’s beautiful.
I’m in love with this house as a retired person! Great job!👍❤️
Thank you!! 😊
I LIKE this one, but price to build?
This is beautiful. I could live in this easily. It’s a wow!
This plan is amazing. I would go with just a shower in the master. That's the only change I would make to this one. It's beautiful.
I’m in love with this house!Its like the perfect size for myself and if I have my kids over or any other guest. In love!!!
This one really is perfect. It's RARE when I don't want to tweak a plan. I like this one just the way it is.
Thank you so much!!!😄😄
I’d move the swing to screened porch and make sure it was long enough to nap on!
The front door hits the sofa arm, too tight and the little whatever cabinet there is stupid, that doesn't work, no coat closet and not enough space for a proper entry.
@@JSees Probably depends on where you live. Where I am, coat closets and mud rooms are not used. No snow or even really cold weather for the most part. I look at these houses with my personal lifestyle in mind and with the idea of maybe one day having to live alone. So, what would I need. We don't have basements (water table is too high) so all the HV/AC and water heater have to go somewhere. Generally we put hot water heaters in the attic space and use (personal choice) gas heat/air. The condenser sits outside and all we need is return air vents inside. I also don't pay attention to the way the designer furnishes a house. I personally would use a murphy bed setup in the front bedroom and devote the rest of the space to bookshelves. I have lots of books, no TV at all, and spend lots of time on the computer. I would also screen the sun room rather than use glass. Where I live, you would cook to death with glass and bugs are a real problem.
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I❤ this one ! Pretty much perfect ! I could see the DREAM KILLER and Myself ' retiring in this house !
Its Perfect! For a retired couple. Love everything about it.
Well done!
Designer ...
The colors are beautiful in the home and all the trees outside ❤ makes it all look like a Perfect Picture everywhere you look.
Its a Paradise Home
Great for 1 person and a dog ❤❤
Beautiful home! Not too big. Just right.
Very beautiful and cozy design. Before retiring I consulted with architects and their home designs this looks very thoughtfully designed. I grew up in a post WWII suburban setting in a small 1000 sqft rancher which this reminded me of in some ways. We had a one car garage and full basement. This would be a nice retirement home on a mountain where you could see em coming from a longs ways off.
Ah, be still my heart.
I'd 86 the chimney & outdoor fireplace to gain more floorspace in the screened porch. This house is beautifully designed. Well done, architect.
Perfect layout
Just love this plan, very well thought out. Would only change a couple of things to make it more convenient - swap the pantry and master suite positions so you could make it the laundry instead so you can close it off. Also built in shelving either side of the fireplace in the house and on the porch. The idea of changing the master suite to a walk in shower would mean you could make the bathroom slightly smaller and then increase the closet space x
This house is beautiful! It's like the TARDIS, bigger on the inside than it is on the outside! 💜
One of the best floor plans I’ve seen. I would only change the dining room table to perhaps a corner bench, table and couple of chairs to open the floor in the LR/DR…maybe! And would love to have sliding glass or wood (over the screened walls) doors/shutters to the screened-in porch to be able to use it year round. And a wrap-around porch from the front porch around to the back door.
Still, the floor plan itself is perfect.
Near Perfection with this model. Amazing that they could get so much house into this small sq footage. Other than perhaps a few design choices . . . the only structural change I would make is to connect the 2 porches into one L- shaped porch. I would love to live in a small community of homes of this general style. A perfect 'senior' community.
I thought an L-shape porch (with a connecting door) would also be good, too!
That's what we call a wrap-around porch here in the South! 😅
I like a custom made, a medium size home, not too tiny, not too big. Comfortable & cozy.
Love love love every inch of this adorable cabin..🤎🩶🤎
I would put a wood stove insert in the fireplace and heat the whole place. I love the screened porch, but would definitely go all the way down the whole side of the house. I also would have one bathroom with a walk in shower. And use the other bath space for a large storage/ pantry area.
All it needs is a front entrance with a place for shoes and coats before you come in.
Приятный, комфортный дом для мягкого климата. Великолепная работа!💥
Add a covered porch off back of house with entrance from master. Extend side porch a bit more. Nice small plan
Love the layout and interior design!
Stunning!!! Would not change a thing. I could just bring my suitcase in.❤❤
Beautiful and awesome floor plan when the kids grow up and move out and we need to downsize. Love it!❤
Where are the HVAC and water heater?
Total perfection. I wouldn't change anything.
Love this site. It's a great way to get ideas or narrow down what you are REALLY looking for. We've got land in the Black Hills and IF the wife will ever retire well...
Great floorplan! Thanks for sharing! 💯
I'm loving it, but would have not crowned the kitchen cabinets and taken them up to the ceiling. More storage and cleaner look.
My dream house
Love it, now explain what the 2 units in the kitchen are. Bottom one could be a microwave or a second oven (assuming the MW). Have NO clue what the upper unit is - stopped the video to get a better look at it - fancy coffee service center (wishful thinking). You really get a feel for how large some of these spaces are with the final overhead. The 3 or 4 season outdoor space - slide down screens? Another awesome concept - woot!! 🙂
I was trying to figure out what type of stovetop is this?
@@almaburns6562 at 5:39 - kind of old school 4 burner gas - knobs are strange (reason for the old school). Thinking the white center 'button' is an analog clock. You get a feeling what that top unit is?
@@scottledbetter5705 I agree that the bottom unit appears to be a microwave. But like you, I am mystified about the top unit. What is the white object that appears to be attached to the ceiling of this unit?
Also, isn't this a computer-generated house and not a real one? I thought it was real at first.
@@almaburns6562 The only lights I saw were reflections from the lights on either side of the fireplace (had to rewatch). Yes, these are all computer-generated renderings - love about 98% of them and would be interesting if an architect could convert to blueprints with all the bells and whistles that they require. He never shows any mechanicals that you know have to exist and that's ok, per se. He does wonderful entries and laundries - wonder sometimes about his wall surfaces and if they would be valid or over the top expensive. Be a hoot if it was AI free reeling designs. 🙂
@@scottledbetter5705
Ah yes, relections--so that's the image in the glass. I kept looking at the opposite side of the kitchen to see if there was anything there to be reflected. I didn't consider that it could be an image from another room.
A number of comments complained about there being no blueprints available. But I enjoy just looking at the designs. I'll have to search for the entryway and laundry ideas you mentioned.
I wasn't sure what you meant by free-reeling A1 designs?
Está perfeita para mim, em cada detalhe.❤❤❤❤
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Very beautiful & well decorated. Nothing to change, gorgeous. ❤ love from Malta 🇲🇹
Hello, Malta!! I have family there (somewhere); hope to meet them one day!!😊
Absolutely LOVED this !!!!
I really like this one but I'd change out the light wood walls for log looking wall covering and I'd have a wood front porch.
Our two br house is this size. A little cramped with our multitude of hobbies, but it's adequate.
Bigger size means higher price tag, higher insurance, higher taxes, and higher energy costs. We're good where we are.
Perfection. Entirety. Love it ❤.
Colors are perfect! Love it!!
Beautiful and would look perfect in a woods or along side a lake, river, etc. Where do you keep your clothes, etc? Needs additional pantry / storage room. The house can be tiny - but - not too over tight fit tiny. - Like the fireplaces and the sitting room. To each their own.
The best layout and design I've seen thank you.
These houses are charming but I always wonder where do I put the vacuum cleaner, mop, buckets, & brooms?
This is a perfect design. I wonder how much it would cost completed, including plumbing and electrical. Also including appliances?
Amazing
Sweet really Sweet retiring soon need a price
Love it!!!
Beautiful design!
Needs just a little more storage space. I'd use that front bedroom as an office. Would rather have the screened area on the back, eliminating a third staired entrance. Cute little house though😊
Gorgeous!
Very nice
This would be good for a couple or single person!
Id add a third bedroom to use as my craft/ writing room with a sink and toilet, on side that wont interfere with plan and porch. Agree with a walk /roll in shower off master br so you could take this home to your last days.
Also attach garage to back so you could get in and out car without exposre
A couple of things, I don’t like how the front door opens literally on top of the sofa. Yes,make the back bedroom bath just a shower and get rid of the raised sinks. Agree with raising the kitchen cabinets and love the ovens. I like the fact that there’s a dual fireplace.
Exactly what I need
would like to see the closet in the first bedroom opened up.
What is the square footage?
LOVE your design. o when you say its 23 x 39, that does NOT include the 2 porches, correct??
Casi muero de amor 🤩
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Muito charmosa 😍👋👋👋
Thank you!! 😊
I love it. I want it!
Charming
It's lovely, but the most difficult thing is finding land to put it on. And then the expense of moving it, getting water/sewer, electrical, installing a driveway, and laying the foundation. ALL kinds of ancillary costs you can expect to incur.
Very nice.
How does one go about getting this floor plan? I love this cottage!
The pantry cabinet should go all the way to the ceiling
Absolutely stunning!
Gorgeous, sweet house but i don't like a front door straight into the living area. It needs a vestibule of some sort of have the door into the kitchen.
I like this plan a lot. Only I don't like stacked washer/dryers. Not short, but not tall either and would have to use a stool to get at the top unit--and as a senior, not a good idea. Love the front porch and the sun room. Shower only in the back bedroom. This is my idea of a 'tiny home'
Price?
@@lindamoore7962 don't think it has one, I think it is a concept house
So where do I get plans for this house?
Is this little house really available? Can it be built anywhere I would want? Can I specify that it be decorated as shown and will builder arrange for furnishings? Who would handle purchasing procedures or would I buy directly from designer/builder? Love this house and the look!
Great questions
This one has a bathtub 🙏
How much would that house be built for ❤ what is the price for it to be built
Awesome! How much did it cost to build?
who builds this cottage and what would it cost?
I wish there were blueprints available.
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As much as I love this CGI design (with no house plans available) besides storage, that kitchen would be a nightmare with more than two people and multiple animals
Where do you find the plans andnthe sq ft for this home because im not finding it
The only problem is it probably cost 150,000$
That's cheap
@@wurly164 no it’s not
@randallanthony1794 Well, for most people, I would say it is, you get a mortgage and pay it off. If you can't afford that, you made some poor life choices
@@wurly164 you people thinking can be manipulated so easy
@@randallanthony1794 ok sparky, go live in your cave and grow up.
Yes, I can see why this house would be called "tiny"by my American cousins, but this square footage is the norm for most houses in the UK.
I want this house. What state are you located . I’ve watched several, but want this one ….
Where could one obtain a plan for a builders permit?
where would one find the design for this house?
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WHERE can I find florplans and houseplans ?
I went to all the places mentioned...............nada.
WHERE ???
Where can we find plans for this house?
how do you get the plans
Did they list the price?
Wonder what this cost?😊
Nice house. My only complaint is having to go through the kitchen to get to the master bedroom. That’s kind of weird.
How many ovens does one house need? I counted 3.