Tiny houses

What is a Stationary Tiny House? 
A tiny stationary house is largely what the name suggests: a very small (some would even argue quaint) house that doesn’t have a very large floor space overall. Often, tiny houses are set on just a single level of floor space, although you can occasionally get small houses with two floors.

Tiny houses are much the same as traditional houses in all the ways that matter – but things are just condensed into a smaller size property. In line with this, tiny houses might be right for you if you have been looking for a new house design but don’t want to go building an entire multi-room property.
The Benefits of Tiny Living 
There are countless excellent benefits of tiny living, and keeping these in mind is integral to ensuring you’ve chosen the right style of property for your garden. Of course, a permanent stationary tiny house will still need planning permission, but once you’ve got this, it offers countless benefits for your quality of life.

#1 Expands Your Home 

One of tiny houses’ great features is that they significantly expand your home’s floor space. Indeed, though a tiny house is – by its nature – small, this can offer a huge amount more space on top of your home’s current footage for storage. You could even use a tiny house as an additional bedroom if you so wanted!

#2 Looks Stunning 

There’s no doubt that well-made tiny houses, like our Contemporary Garden Room Nairobi, can add a stunning aesthetic and appeal to your property’s garden! Indeed, tiny homes are so much more than an extra room; they make a brilliant feature piece for any garden, no matter how you plan on using them! Why not give the different styles a look to see which could work for your own garden?

#3 Adds Value

Did you know that investing in a tiny, stationary home or bedroom for your garden will add value to your property? This simple change can be incredibly appealing when it comes to selling your home down the line.
Find Your Ideal Tiny Living House Today
With land prices at an all time high at the minute, looking for ways to keep the costs down is integral – and tiny living might just be the answer. Indeed, living in a small house is much cheaper from a day to day perspective and requires far less land – making it much easier to pull off, accordingly.

If you’d like to find out more about tiny houses and the benefits of small living, please don’t hesitate to contact our friendly experts here at Siphouse to find out more. We’d be thrilled to help you find the perfect stational living house for your garden!