As long as your tiny house does not exceed 19.8m x 6.7m in size, it is defined as a caravan in UK law. Therefore, tiny houses are classed as legal additional living space. The law is slightly more complicated for farm owners, as any additional farm buildings that sit on land for over 28 days may require planning permission.

While it’s unlikely that you’ll need permission from a local planning officer to keep a tiny house on your own land, there could be complications if the structure inhibits light or blocks neighbours’ views. However, if you’re planning to use the site as additional living space or an office, gym, etc, then planning permission shouldn’t be necessary.

If you’re using your tiny house as a portable holiday home it’s best to check legal requirements with the Local Planning Authority (LPA) in advance. Some sites, especially those of outstanding natural beauty, have special conditions that you might need to comply with. You can, however, take your tiny house to caravan parks for long-term stays, or keep it on farmland, for up to 28 days.

The small size — and relatively low cost — of tiny houses means that they’re not generally considered eligible for a mortgage. However, there are plenty of options to take out a loan to fund your dreams of the perfect, moveable home.

Yes, personal loans are absolutely possible, but you won’t be able to get a mortgage. We’ve made our Tiny Homes as affordable as possible in the hope that it helps buyer’s minimise their lending needs.

Yes! Our houses are fully transportable and come with a trailer which complies with UK road standards – they’re perfectly legal to move around the country. The Tiny Homes themselves are also within DVLA standards.

Of course! With 1000w solar panels, enough to keep a tiny house going comfortably in the UK throughout the year with a battery storage pack.
Also included are 200L of clean water tanks, 100L grey water tank (from the sink & shower water), and a 100L black water tank (from the toilet).
Please note that this is fairly minimal for living completely Off Grid and you may need to explore extra water storage & recycling options).

Yes we ship internationally, please get in touch with your requirements.

All of our Tiny Home dimensions are listed on the individual pages, but if you have custom requirements, please get in touch – we can cater to any size you need!

Our showroom is coming soon so stay tuned!

In general, it takes around 16 weeks to build and ship your home.

When a customer chooses one of our builds, we take 40% of the money to purchase these beginning materials and we book them their build slot. In general, we say it takes 4 week for all the base materials to arrive. That’s the frame, the trailer and beginning materials.

Next, we start the build on the date and ask for the next 40% which will cover the next set of materials from flooring, kitchen/bathroom units etc. From the build date we say approx 4 weeks to completion. However, this is a predicted date and we could possibly be an extra week to 10 days. At the end we take the final 20%.

Absolutely, we’ve designed and built in a way that ensures comfort and warmth for occupants, whilst saving money on bills and being able to take pride in the fact that your living in a sustainable way.
Through the use of high quality PIR insulation panels, provision of solar panels as standard and sustainably sourced materials, our tiny homes use as little as 20-30% of a standard home.

Everyone is different, but with the opportunity to reduce bills and to live a more minimal life, more connected with nature, for many this will bring increased happiness.

This depends on which model you chose, but including contents and solar panels, you’re looking at 3000-5000kg.

Yes we do – if you’re interested please get in touch with either a list of your requirements or drawings if they’re available.

If you or your friends or family have land within the curtilage of their home that you’d like to place you tiny home then you may not need planning.
Other options include making agreements with local farmers who may be able to put homes on their land that are deemed necessary in the operation of the farm.
Of course another option is to buy a piece of land and to gain planning permission for your tiny house.