15 Tiny Homes With Large Price Tags

If you’re looking to buy a tiny home, you’re probably doing so to downsize pretty much all aspects of your life: shed material possessions, reduce your carbon footprint and generally live a more Spartan lifestyle.

And one of the most appealing things about the tiny house movement is that these smaller homes come with a much smaller price tag… except when they don’t.

In fact, some tiny homes — despite being the size of an open floorplan kitchen— demand more than you’d expect.

We searched high and wide for tiny homes that are exceptionally expensive considering their square footage.

This place looks like something two lost kids would find in a fairytale. A colorful kitchen and an overall vintage feel of this home in Topanga, Calif., are some of this house’s main selling points.

And at 700 square feet, it’s one of the larger tiny homes on this list, but you’re certainly paying for it: the home is listed at $785,000. That’s a whopping $1,121 per square foot.

Well, maybe. The listing does come with this caveat:  “Broker/Agent has not verified and does not guarantee the accuracy of the square footage or lot size — buyer to verify.”

Want to live steps away from the beach? Then consider this little house in Rye, New Hampshire. But be sure to bring your wallet.

At only 600 square feet, the one-bedroom, two-bathroom little cottage is asking a rather large $525,000 — that’s $875 for every square foot.

This looks like a property flip — the listing says the home was “entirely rebuilt” back in 2016, and went on the market not much later. It originally sold for $350,000.