$315,000 for that "starter home" in Louisianna seems ridiculous. If it was in Los Angeles or NYC, I might understand that price, but I thought Louisianna was a relatively low-cost area for housing.
@@itsnotthesamething depends on area and if your in a flooding same deal up in shreveport. Little house in a meh neighborhood that will flood about 100-150k
That was the first thing that came to my mind when watching this. Pie shaped is not so bad because it widens out. A skinny house between two bigger buildings would be just fine, but what if it's not between buildings? It better be made of brick! But even then, if it's really tall it'd still be a concern. If you're going to do something crazy like that, you should definitely make sure you do it somewhere where natural disasters are almost completely nonexistent. You'd have to live in a valley to eliminate the Tornado risk though.
@@mylouiethe3rd Alternatively City's (being relatively slow to grow in population and high-rises) don't grow where Hurricanes roam...Tityphoons however are relatively similar.
What constitutes a small house depends upon one's point of view..... Average house sizes vary around the world: Australia = 214m2, US = 201m2, Germany = 109m2, Spain = 97m2, UK = 76m2, China = 60m2. So how small is small?
I'll be the first. Could have to reduce considerably for the 3 ft narrowness. I'd think many if not most don't want their home to be the center of pic taking (mockery) & even given the name pie house. It's like having a purple car.
Out of all the homes, the skinny house in Japan looks to be the best looking and most liveable. It makes use of it's space without looking shabby, has room to move about, and looks calming and relaxing inside. And the illusion of space is not half bad. The other homes look either mostly industrial or rundown in some way.
I’m glad you mentioned Boston. There are so many small houses and apartments in this city. Nothing small about the prices! And the Spite House is definitely one of the coolest here. Thanks for the shout out.
The last house was shown on big living in a tiny home by Bryce. Its absolutely gorgeous. The catio, is for of course their furbabies. They have 2 cats. Where they live, animals can prey on the The cats. So unordered to keep them safe from animals and hawks they built that. The litter box is also placed out side, and cam be accessible through the stair case. The opening is also through the staircase to. The guy is a plumber I believe. The inside is absolutely spectacular in style and clever storage.
Well, my approximately 200 year old L&N Railroad bunk house is 17 feet by 45 feet two stories with now enclosed two story porch along one side. So, it is smaller inside than it looks outside as you drive by. Still, with all the interior doors lined up along one side on the first floor, shotgun house style, the rooms are of a decent size. The single bathroom was cut out of the rear room when it was added, making that room smaller. And the stairs to the second floor are exterior to the upstairs porch, which as I said is now enclosed. All the upstairs rooms have separate entrances off the porch, but also doors between the three rooms. Non of the second floor has electrical outlets yet. This old house cost me $23,900 and will need plenty of repair and remodel to bring it up to modern standards, but it will likely be worth more on the modern market than I will have in it when it is done. Worthy investment, I think.
ive been to london once and my god was it crowded. i live in a town 5 hours away from london but it is weird how ridiculous and tall and towering building are. feel claustrophobic writing this.
The Keret House looks like a air duct for a commercial ac unit, and reminds me of the Hole ( Solitary confinement) I was in in Texas. Could live there easily.. And Im Polish too. Was fun to watch. Great video
You’re voice and manner of speech is as enjoyable as the content of the video. This one was lots of fun. Those houses were really quite lovely for their slender size, not claustrophobic at all. Thanks for the lineup and tour.
I’m not big on tiny homes but if I had to choose I think my fav was the last one. We have cats so that would PURRRRRfect for them. I loved the outside area with a tube coming from the house for them to go through.
Yee-haw! I would love to live in the boot house or the hat home. They have one of the best and most spacious accommodations I have seen and they also look really pretty and livable. The boot house and its warmth of color really surprised me. This definitely put a big grin on my face. Great video!
I honestly love all but one of these! As a single person with no kids, but one cat, I love the last one. They're all so beautiful and nicely furnished! I just don't think I could handle the one in Poland. I think it would drive me mad like Jack. Too claustrophobic lol.
I can understand houses being so expensive in Europe where there is limited space. In the USA though, it is robbery what they are charging for houses. Even RV's & Tiny Houses are ridiculously priced....and that is IF you can afford a spot to park them in.
They're all so fabulous and quirky, how can you choose a favourite?? I love the Living Big in a Tiny House channel, they feature phenomenal tiny houses from gorgeously quirky to hyper modern, they've done a tour of the last place featured with the catio ❤️
It’s weird how the large and small houses are pretty but the medium ones are hideous most of the time Edit: omg I got more then one like this is a achievement! Tyyyyyy!!
The pause @ 0:33 made me anxious for the video lol. Love the presentation on this channel 💯❤️ Idk if anyone else caught it, but that boot house had a piece in the shape of Texas on it. That's a cool incorporation.
The price on most of these is location, location, location. If a tiny house was in a different town it would be a fraction of the price of one in Boston or London.
@@nataliehidalgo8933 I suppose but rent alone in my smaller city has at least doubled in the last 2 yrs. A 1 bedroom apartment that used to cost $600-$700/month is now closer to $1000-1500 so really it isn't going to matter where you live eventually. We used to have little to no homeless people here as well and now it's just sad how many there are because no one can afford the prices. I do agree that bigger cities will cost more but smaller cities are on the rise big time
London isn’t the capital of Britain. It’s the capital of England. Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own capital cities. I really liked the Texan cowboy houses. I’d live in them. Very interesting video. Thank you.
@@Godric_71 Those pesky facts are necessary and true. I live in England so it is quite important to know that info. I did not care for the reference of using dollars when referring to a property in London.
I wonder a few things: Are these skiny tiny houses even legal? What is the statutory minimum living space standard and the statutory minimum floor area standard? And how can you live in a wheelchair and with a rollator in these skiny tiny mini houses, ie how is the mandatory accessibility requirement met in these houses?
Those narrow houses in London have an interesting history. They date back to the times when houses needed to have rear access for the bin men and fire department. Their was a limit to the length of the alleyway running behind the houses, so you quite often found them on a long terrace. Some were full width, while others has the rooms from an adjoining house extended over the gap above first floor level. In streets where the ground floors were shops, they also provided access via the alleyway for deliveries and for people living above the shops, often by a narrow stone staircase incorporated in the shops rear single story storeroom and staff toilet area. Since these narrow staircases had brick walls on either side and were open at the top (all part of fire escape regulations), they could completely fill with snow blowing off the flat roof of the shops rear extension. In later years, the side walls of the extension were raised a few feet above the roof to prevent this from happening.
@@zomburgerchef9587 Their are no access requirements (other than the statutory means of fire escape) for properties sold in the UK. It is down to the purchaser to ensure that the property meets any special needs that they have. It would be ridiculous for every property in the land to require wheel chair access and storage.
I had the idea that when i have enough money ill buy lots of sea containers and build a home from it. Like 2 for a master bedroom, 1 for a guest room, 1 for bathroom, 3 for living room and kitchen, 1 for storage, 1 for cleaning clothes and 1 as office Edit: maybe 2 or 4 extra for a neat design
For environmentally friendly I'd rather have a Geodesic Dome Home. My favorite is the Double Mulberry since it would give the SO and I each an office and rooms when we have kids. And, since you have to build it, we could add stuff for the cats without causing too much mess. This particular model also contains a library, perfect for studies and homework! By the way, I highly doubt most, if any, of these places are ADA compliant. And no, I do not call that little strip of pavement in Boston 'outdoor space'. I can't live in a house that has no real outdoor space and is bunched up to the neighbors like that.
@@kathiemott3988 monolithic dome houses are better than geo where they won't leak when built correctly. Geodesics will leak at some point no matter how great it was sealed at first.
@@OneOut1 @Michael Edmunds thanks those seem like valid reasons but the video made the sidewalk out to be the deciding factor and with the information given I don't see why
@@OneOut1 Wondering if you and I have the same software glitch. I keep seeing an extra letter (that I don't type) show up between two of my words. Like in your comment, I see "alongvlot". Does that happen to you frequently? Mine started in roughly mid-January 2022. For me, I forget if it's always a "c" or once in a whole a "v" as well.
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The skinny homes not sandwiched between other buildings look like a strong gust of wind would knock them over. Then all the ones that go up to make the necessary space is way to many stairs for my liking. Not mention the ridiculous prices. The $113,000 home isn’t too bad.
for 300,000$ you can do a lot better and i do not see that a starter home price such a shame, it only costing me about 50,000$ to build a 800 square foot log cabin with a loft ' just seems a bit steep of a price but anyway congrats on 10 million man!! :D
There's a "Spite" house in St. Paul, Minnesota. The address is 1250 3rd Street East at the corner of 3rd Street East & Gotzian Street. The lot is triangle shaped due to Gotzian Street running at an angle. The owner wanted to build a bigger house but the city of St. Paul said it had have a sidewalk on Gotzian Street. The owner built it in a "Pie/Wedge" smaller version of what was had been planned originally...w/ no sidewalk. Google Earth/Street View....1250 3rd St. E. St. Paul Minnesota. See for yourself.
5:41 My only complaint with that house would be the giant window right in front of the stairs. I don't understand the appeal of windows. I don't want people to be able to look in on me when I'm in my own home.
I wish some of the more affordable houses had 2 bedrooms. It seems as if most of the people living in the smaller homes don’t have children. I would love to do this but would have to have 2 bedrooms so my son isn’t sleeping in the same room as us until he is 18! Lol
Cute house, but, the opening picture of this video is quite deceptive. I thought the whole house was just three feet wide. Yet, it expands at one side to accommodate larger things. I was like - """ There's no way someone could live in a 3 ft wide house ! """ Then, I saw how it expands. 😉
Ive passed by la casa estrecha! Im always visiting san juan, its a really nice place to go to, but ive never seen the house on the inside so its nice to see it for once
Actually I used to live in a apartment with 1 and a half bathrooms, but we didn't call it a half bathroom obviously. We nick named the bathroom the "closet bathroom" becuse it was relatively small, there was room to move a small bit, but that's it. I dont know why I felt the need to comment this, but still! Also love your videos!
Wow! Btw, I live in Louisiana and I'm just shocked that a house like these are in my hometown!😎😏😆 Yay! We're in a video on TH-cam!! You know? Bey, if this happened to you wouldn't you be happy that your hometown is in a video??? Js😎
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Pie house Illinois was built in my town Deerfield Illinois. People were So curious when it was built .Because everyone else was building McMansions at the time. Perfect for the little slice of life in Deerfield! 🏡🥇🥂
I mean, every single one of these houses are bigger than a standard apartment room which many people and even families already manage to live in, anyways.
I don't feel so bad now after getting divorced and having to sell my 2000 Sq Ft house and move back in my 1200 Sq Ft townhome that was my rental. Still have 0.3-acre lot and I dropped $1500 a month off of my monthly bills.
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$315,000 for that "starter home" in Louisianna seems ridiculous. If it was in Los Angeles or NYC, I might understand that price, but I thought Louisianna was a relatively low-cost area for housing.
You wont even get a closet for $315K in NYC.
And only one bedroom??
That can’t be the norm in Louisiana.
I think that would depend on where in Louisiana you buy the house. New Orleans is probably much more expensive than Breaux Bridge.
@@itsnotthesamething depends on area and if your in a flooding same deal up in shreveport. Little house in a meh neighborhood that will flood about 100-150k
I love the last one, kitties got their own custom "room" too! Sweet!
You can buy outdoor cat pens from Chewy. They feature attachable tunnels and stuff, kind of like those rodent cages with the colorful tubing.
@@marjoriejohnston4905 I'm looking for a house for my dog and cat thanks for the information bro, Have a good day
That was the best ! Loved it
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How well would these tiny eco-friendly homes hold up during a hurricane/tornado/earthquake though? That's the question I don't see being asked.
That was the first thing that came to my mind when watching this. Pie shaped is not so bad because it widens out. A skinny house between two bigger buildings would be just fine, but what if it's not between buildings? It better be made of brick! But even then, if it's really tall it'd still be a concern. If you're going to do something crazy like that, you should definitely make sure you do it somewhere where natural disasters are almost completely nonexistent. You'd have to live in a valley to eliminate the Tornado risk though.
If all houses rip apart in tornadoes anyways building back less feels appropriate, even if tiny house moving might be slightly better again.
Yep, was thinking about that too. I wonder how some of these would hold up in a hurricane or tornado. Probably just fall on its side. 😄
Hmm tornadoes and hurricanes don’t seem to happen in cities. For some reason.
@@mylouiethe3rd Alternatively City's (being relatively slow to grow in population and high-rises) don't grow where Hurricanes roam...Tityphoons however are relatively similar.
What constitutes a small house depends upon one's point of view.....
Average house sizes vary around the world: Australia = 214m2, US = 201m2, Germany = 109m2, Spain = 97m2, UK = 76m2, China = 60m2.
So how small is small?
Yeehaw.lol.Olz come to Fl , ill take a gator or a palm tree lol..actually, a palm tree "fort house " my teens would love!
The last one is so cool- I'd be afraid to MOVE! ..one fender bender could take out your home!
Wow China 🇨🇳 has the least. But still big!?
A Garden Shed 😅
$295K for the pie house is a freaking bargain. Here in Sydney, Australia that size house would easily be a million dollars or more in 2022.
Probably more tbh
It's in Chicago. That's why.
It would in Oregon too.
I'll be the first. Could have to reduce considerably for the 3 ft narrowness. I'd think many if not most don't want their home to be the center of pic taking (mockery) & even given the name pie house. It's like having a purple car.
Out of all the homes, the skinny house in Japan looks to be the best looking and most liveable. It makes use of it's space without looking shabby, has room to move about, and looks calming and relaxing inside. And the illusion of space is not half bad. The other homes look either mostly industrial or rundown in some way.
I’m glad you mentioned Boston. There are so many small houses and apartments in this city. Nothing small about the prices! And the Spite House is definitely one of the coolest here. Thanks for the shout out.
The last house was shown on big living in a tiny home by Bryce. Its absolutely gorgeous. The catio, is for of course their furbabies. They have 2 cats. Where they live, animals can prey on the The cats. So unordered to keep them safe from animals and hawks they built that. The litter box is also placed out side, and cam be accessible through the stair case. The opening is also through the staircase to. The guy is a plumber I believe. The inside is absolutely spectacular in style and clever storage.
You seem to be fixated on the cats.
And the guy seemed miserable living there too lol.
Yes i also watched that
"unordered" huh...
It's the cats that kill all the wildlife. In Australia people are encouraged not to let their cats roam outside
I am claustrophobic. I could never live in a skinny house. They are cool to look at though.
Well, my approximately 200 year old L&N Railroad bunk house is 17 feet by 45 feet two stories with now enclosed two story porch along one side. So, it is smaller inside than it looks outside as you drive by. Still, with all the interior doors lined up along one side on the first floor, shotgun house style, the rooms are of a decent size. The single bathroom was cut out of the rear room when it was added, making that room smaller. And the stairs to the second floor are exterior to the upstairs porch, which as I said is now enclosed. All the upstairs rooms have separate entrances off the porch, but also doors between the three rooms. Non of the second floor has electrical outlets yet. This old house cost me $23,900 and will need plenty of repair and remodel to bring it up to modern standards, but it will likely be worth more on the modern market than I will have in it when it is done. Worthy investment, I think.
ive been to london once and my god was it crowded. i live in a town 5 hours away from london but it is weird how ridiculous and tall and towering building are. feel claustrophobic writing this.
The Keret House looks like a air duct for a commercial ac unit, and reminds me of the Hole ( Solitary confinement) I was in in Texas. Could live there easily.. And Im Polish too. Was fun to watch. Great video
The way he pronounced his name made me visibly cringe
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Omg that too! I said a laundry chute.
i just love the sophisticated yet simple humor delivered with a no rush type narration, just perfect to enjoy while sipping on a glass of wine!! 👌
I drive past the the "Spite House" in Seattle many times a year. I believe the second tale is closer to the original story of what happened.
You’re voice and manner of speech is as enjoyable as the content of the video. This one was lots of fun. Those houses were really quite lovely for their slender size, not claustrophobic at all. Thanks for the lineup and tour.
The Cowboy Boot house is awesome and makes dude a good chunk of change too. Was fun to watch. Great video
Thanks!
I’m not big on tiny homes but if I had to choose I think my fav was the last one. We have cats so that would PURRRRRfect for them. I loved the outside area with a tube coming from the house for them to go through.
Yee-haw! I would love to live in the boot house or the hat home. They have one of the best and most spacious accommodations I have seen and they also look really pretty and livable. The boot house and its warmth of color really surprised me. This definitely put a big grin on my face. Great video!
Also, the house would always be a good conversation piece lol.
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Like the fairy tale, the old woman in the shoe. She had so many kids she didn't know what to do, except drink heavily?
@@magicdary5089 I know.
I would like the pie House
My favorite was the one with four bedrooms in it. I would love to have the floor plans for that one.
I honestly love all but one of these! As a single person with no kids, but one cat, I love the last one. They're all so beautiful and nicely furnished! I just don't think I could handle the one in Poland. I think it would drive me mad like Jack. Too claustrophobic lol.
I can understand houses being so expensive in Europe where there is limited space. In the USA though, it is robbery what they are charging for houses. Even RV's & Tiny Houses are ridiculously priced....and that is IF you can afford a spot to park them in.
I could never live this minimalistic but I very much appreciate the creativity
They're all so fabulous and quirky, how can you choose a favourite?? I love the Living Big in a Tiny House channel, they feature phenomenal tiny houses from gorgeously quirky to hyper modern, they've done a tour of the last place featured with the catio ❤️
Houses are so stupidly over priced that I can sell a shoe box as a home for 100K dollars...LOL
It’s weird how the large and small houses are pretty but the medium ones are hideous most of the time
Edit: omg I got more then one like this is a achievement! Tyyyyyy!!
The pause @ 0:33 made me anxious for the video lol. Love the presentation on this channel 💯❤️
Idk if anyone else caught it, but that boot house had a piece in the shape of Texas on it. That's a cool incorporation.
I was looking for this comment!! (About Texas!)
That Japanese house looked pretty nice, I kinda wanna live there.
Hahaha, the overgrown storage unit isn't such a bad idea! Lol
I would like to live in any one of those houses, but I'd paint them to make them so vibrant you'd need sunglasses to look in it.
Well, I've learned that I can't even afford a tiny house. Doesn't give me much hope for the future either lol
The price on most of these is location, location, location. If a tiny house was in a different town it would be a fraction of the price of one in Boston or London.
@@nataliehidalgo8933 I suppose but rent alone in my smaller city has at least doubled in the last 2 yrs. A 1 bedroom apartment that used to cost $600-$700/month is now closer to $1000-1500 so really it isn't going to matter where you live eventually. We used to have little to no homeless people here as well and now it's just sad how many there are because no one can afford the prices. I do agree that bigger cities will cost more but smaller cities are on the rise big time
I feel you. Whatever happened to the American dream? My wisest highschool teachers in the 90s were asking the same question.
@@PHJoy exactly and it just seems to be getting worse. I live in Canada myself but it isn't much different. Prices just continue to soar unfortunately
Same
I’m from Texas and still live here and the cowboy boot and hat homes do not surprise me at at all. That would be cute rental property for BnB.
How angry do you gotta be to build a whole house out of spite? 🤣
VERY angry. That is the answer.
@@okaeT 😂that is exactly what I thought!!! what kinda sexist judge is that?? 😂
10:34 Talk about "there once was a lady who lived in a shoe" 😁 Im sorry, I just couldnt help myself LOL.
YeeHall! I liked the boot and hat the best. However, the last one (the trailer) is great also.
I absolutely love it. Affordable and shockingly enough, pretty cozy..
London isn’t the capital of Britain. It’s the capital of England. Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own capital cities.
I really liked the Texan cowboy houses. I’d live in them. Very interesting video. Thank you.
Hey!!! There's no room for those pesky facts here. Go on. GIT. 😎🏍💨👍
@@Godric_71 Those pesky facts are necessary and true. I live in England so it is quite important to know that info. I did not care for the reference of using dollars when referring to a property in London.
It was a joke. Republicans hate facts.
I love that these SMALL designs are very LARGE ideas.
I wonder a few things: Are these skiny tiny houses even legal? What is the statutory minimum living space standard and the statutory minimum floor area standard? And how can you live in a wheelchair and with a rollator in these skiny tiny mini houses, ie how is the mandatory accessibility requirement met in these houses?
I think a house only has to be handicap accessible if it's listed as such
Those narrow houses in London have an interesting history.
They date back to the times when houses needed to have rear access for the bin men and fire department. Their was a limit to the length of the alleyway running behind the houses, so you quite often found them on a long terrace.
Some were full width, while others has the rooms from an adjoining house extended over the gap above first floor level.
In streets where the ground floors were shops, they also provided access via the alleyway for deliveries and for people living above the shops, often by a narrow stone staircase incorporated in the shops rear single story storeroom and staff toilet area. Since these narrow staircases had brick walls on either side and were open at the top (all part of fire escape regulations), they could completely fill with snow blowing off the flat roof of the shops rear extension. In later years, the side walls of the extension were raised a few feet above the roof to prevent this from happening.
@@zomburgerchef9587 Their are no access requirements (other than the statutory means of fire escape) for properties sold in the UK. It is down to the purchaser to ensure that the property meets any special needs that they have.
It would be ridiculous for every property in the land to require wheel chair access and storage.
I had the idea that when i have enough money ill buy lots of sea containers and build a home from it.
Like 2 for a master bedroom, 1 for a guest room, 1 for bathroom, 3 for living room and kitchen, 1 for storage, 1 for cleaning clothes and 1 as office
Edit: maybe 2 or 4 extra for a neat design
For environmentally friendly I'd rather have a Geodesic Dome Home. My favorite is the Double Mulberry since it would give the SO and I each an office and rooms when we have kids. And, since you have to build it, we could add stuff for the cats without causing too much mess. This particular model also contains a library, perfect for studies and homework! By the way, I highly doubt most, if any, of these places are ADA compliant. And no, I do not call that little strip of pavement in Boston 'outdoor space'. I can't live in a house that has no real outdoor space and is bunched up to the neighbors like that.
Geodesic Dome houses are also tornado proof. You will only need to repaint it.
@@kathiemott3988 monolithic dome houses are better than geo where they won't leak when built correctly.
Geodesics will leak at some point no matter how great it was sealed at first.
@@psyolytesaille where can I get information about the Mono. Homes ? Thank you ...
I actually considered building an earth sheltered home once.
@@HotRod12667 what changed your mind?
I would live in one of those not gonna lie :D
Why would a house needing to be a certain distance from the sidewalk lead to a pie shaped house?
Because it's surrounded by obstacles, so they have to squeeze it into a narrow area.
Pie shaped lot. House was expanded to maximum alongvlot borders.
@@OneOut1 @Michael Edmunds thanks those seem like valid reasons but the video made the sidewalk out to be the deciding factor and with the information given I don't see why
@@OneOut1 Wondering if you and I have the same software glitch. I keep seeing an extra letter (that I don't type) show up between two of my words. Like in your comment, I see "alongvlot". Does that happen to you frequently? Mine started in roughly mid-January 2022.
For me, I forget if it's always a "c" or once in a whole a "v" as well.
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The content is straight to the point and the thumbnails are NOT clickbait!
And the jokes, puns and references are something else!
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My god, no wonder there are so many homeless families.
Sorry, give me the country with woods and a creek and room for a nice home and space to run. Good narration. Thanks!
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At 10 minutes the house made like a boot reminds me of the book “the old woman that lived in a shoe” haha 😂
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The yellow Puerto rican house gives me anxiety aha not being able to lay down sideways in my house would cause me some serious claustrophobia.
It’s not the size that shocks me it’s the prices that people pay for these houses
Yeah, at first I was thinking, "These would be a good bargain option." But then he showed the prices. Seems kinda pointless.
OMG I want that last house! It's so cute and I always thought 'Tiny Homes' as they are called, would be so much fun to live in!
Weird
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I drive by the boot and hat a lot. It’s great to finally see the inside!
I have nothing to say about these houses, except be amazed. 🤩
The skinny homes not sandwiched between other buildings look like a strong gust of wind would knock them over.
Then all the ones that go up to make the necessary space is way to many stairs for my liking. Not mention the ridiculous prices. The $113,000 home isn’t too bad.
These all are super neat. I'd be happy in one. 😊
for 300,000$ you can do a lot better and i do not see that a starter home price such a shame, it only costing me about 50,000$ to build a 800 square foot log cabin with a loft
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just seems a bit steep of a price but anyway congrats on 10 million man!! :D
It amazing how some places all homes look alike and some all different in every way!
Godzilla had a stroke reading this and died
@@Sanktier grammar it wors than cat grammar
There's a "Spite" house in St. Paul, Minnesota. The address is 1250 3rd Street East at the corner of 3rd Street East & Gotzian Street. The lot is triangle shaped due to Gotzian Street running at an angle. The owner wanted to build a bigger house but the city of St. Paul said it had have a sidewalk on Gotzian Street. The owner built it in a "Pie/Wedge" smaller version of what was had been planned originally...w/ no sidewalk. Google Earth/Street View....1250 3rd St. E. St. Paul Minnesota. See for yourself.
awesome recommendation Sean, thanks!
@@BeAmazed hey congrats on 10M subs
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5:41 My only complaint with that house would be the giant window right in front of the stairs. I don't understand the appeal of windows. I don't want people to be able to look in on me when I'm in my own home.
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I have been around Keret house. I walked past it before and took a picture. Its pretty cool!
I love the pie house!! And the starter homes
I cant believe they can fit so many things in a house that is only 6 feet wide !!
I like how he goes straight to the point on the shown thumbnail
That Horinouchi Japanese house is sooo pretty 😍💙
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That pie house looks cool
I wish some of the more affordable houses had 2 bedrooms. It seems as if most of the people living in the smaller homes don’t have children. I would love to do this but would have to have 2 bedrooms so my son isn’t sleeping in the same room as us until he is 18! Lol
I only want a house i can call home. A house for me should have room for gym equipment, so i can have my daily workouts i so desperately needs
Glad to see the inventors of the TARDIS have gone into real estate.
Congrats at 10 million subscribers
Seems like there'd be so much negativity attached to the spite house.
If it was what they could afford to build at the time, good for them.
9:51 I think I have heard of this builder, Dan Phillips, before. What a genius!
my dream is to live in a mini house, with cats and a dog, and i won't give up the mini house part lol
So you are negotiable on the cat and dog part
@@austinclayton8456 im just saying, that i might have multiple dogs too 😅
Finally you guys started with the picture so it's just not clickbait
Be amazed your vidios are so interesting to watch and entertaining 😀
Thank you for actually including the videos thumbnail first instead of making somebody watch the entire video just to see it
I will live in any of those, any day.
I love the boot and hat house
keep up the super good content love your vids
295,000 wow you cannot even get a one bedroom condo where I live for that price , Vancouver canada is expensive
Cute house, but, the opening picture of this video is quite deceptive. I thought the whole house was just three feet wide. Yet, it expands at one side to accommodate larger things. I was like - """ There's no way someone could live in a 3 ft wide house ! """ Then, I saw how it expands. 😉
Ive passed by la casa estrecha! Im always visiting san juan, its a really nice place to go to, but ive never seen the house on the inside so its nice to see it for once
That wouldn’t last long in tornado states
Yes indeed, unless you could drive it out yourself in enough time to escape.
@@FurnitureFan yes but good luck with that. Some of those suckers travel at 60 mph
Looks like a good wind will come by and knock it over
“Its not about the outside, its about the inside”-Unkown
Actually I used to live in a apartment with 1 and a half bathrooms, but we didn't call it a half bathroom obviously. We nick named the bathroom the "closet bathroom" becuse it was relatively small, there was room to move a small bit, but that's it. I dont know why I felt the need to comment this, but still! Also love your videos!
I respect everyone who were involved in this Seriously the best piece that i ve ever seen on TH-cam 💌 Hate off to well all 💟 love your videos ❤ .
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Loved them all...but the spite home with the 2 brothers and the last one stood out the most...so # last 👈😊🇯🇲
Wow! Btw, I live in Louisiana and I'm just shocked that a house like these are in my hometown!😎😏😆
Yay! We're in a video on TH-cam!! You know? Bey, if this happened to you wouldn't you be happy that your hometown is in a video??? Js😎
Wow, these homes are awesome !!!
My family’s house has 3 bathrooms and like 4 bed rooms so yeah I’m living the life
It really isn't about size, it's how you use it: right RIGHT! 😂😂😂😂😂 dude you're hilarious, LUV u so much, and i also LOVE 😍😍 THE LOGO OF THE CHANNEL AND IT'S EXPRESSIONS 💓💓💓
This channel has become an important part of my life (FOR REAL), also i loved the siblings house a lot
Pie house Illinois was built in my town Deerfield Illinois. People were So curious when it was built .Because everyone else was building McMansions at the time. Perfect for the little slice of life in Deerfield! 🏡🥇🥂
I mean, every single one of these houses are bigger than a standard apartment room which many people and even families already manage to live in, anyways.
I don't feel so bad now after getting divorced and having to sell my 2000 Sq Ft house and move back in my 1200 Sq Ft townhome that was my rental. Still have 0.3-acre lot and I dropped $1500 a month off of my monthly bills.
Humble brag.
😭That first "pie house" has more bathrooms the my house