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The Indefinite Article.

Tuesday, June 13, 2006

Tiny Houses...The Next Big Thing


OK
so my parents sold their beautiful little house in Romeoville. That's step one to moving back to the U.S.. Step two is selling their beautiful house in Mexico (starting bid at 60,000.00 USD). Step two is just a technicality though. My little familia is hoping that they'll move here sooner rather than later. In any case, step three is moving here to Houston means jumping head first into the housing market again. The last time my parents were here, they talked about the differences between purchasing an older house, versus buying a newly built one. This would decide where in the Houston area they would live. My father was more inclined to looking into a newly built house. It seems that in Katy, they are pretty reasonably priced and he wouldn't have the worries of an antiquated electrical system or something similar. So, I started thinking about what options there are in building affordable housing.

This is what I found. Tumbleweed Tiny Houses.

Conceivably, I think Killy and I could build a small house in our back yard. It seems that this house, built complete with a mini toilet and loft bed, can be built and delivered into our back yard for the great price of 47K.
woo hoo
Now wouldn't this solve the Office Space problem...

Plus, it would be a great place for guests!

posted by CarolinaDivina at 9:52 AM

2 Comments:

  • If i remember correctly, there is a line in the deed restrictions that prohibits the erection of servant quarters. i wonder if this sort of structure would qualify.

    i think i'd rather enclose part of the garage and get a bigger shed out back.

    By Blogger Killy, at 1:49 PM  

  • the deed restrictions only talk about where on the land servants quarters can be built - otherwise - it's permissible

    By Blogger CarolinaDivina, at 3:28 PM  

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