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Amazon Just Dropped a New Tiny Home With Floor-to-ceiling Windows and a Full Kitchen—and It's Under $10K
If you're an avid Travel + Leisure reader, it's probably no surprise that Amazon is full of tiny homes for sale. We can't help but daydream about escaping to one of these cozy houses, and we love to share the best prefab homes that you'll dream about, too. After sorting through hundreds of tiny houses, we think we just found the best one yet—and at under $10K, this home doesn't have to stay a daydream.
This affordable option reeled us in with its modern exterior and customizable layout. However, the more we learned about this home, the more we loved it. We're just about ready to plop this tiny home on scenic properties and hide away for a while. If you're searching for a cozy hideaway, too, keep reading to learn more.
This home is fully customizable, so you can work with the seller to build the escape of your dreams. According to the manufacturer, possible layouts include up to five bedrooms, spacious living spaces, and a full kitchen. That means there's room enough for the whole family, making this the perfect vacation spot for summer getaways.
This home features a sleek, modern exterior, which can be customized with white, black, yellow, or gray siding. It has a gorgeous glass front door, along with floor-to-ceiling windows that let in plenty of light. This is accentuated by the multiple windows throughout the home, which ensure the interior is drenched in sunlight. Keep scrolling for photos of the interior—we just love how sunlight seeps into the spacious kitchen and living space.
This tiny home is made from shipping containers, although with the proper decoration, you'd never guess it. The steel frame ensures a durable, weatherproof exterior. Plus, the home is HVAC-compatible, so you'll be comfortable during the upcoming summer months.
The manufacturer provides six standard potential layouts, although there are plenty more layout possibilities. Prices start at under $10,000. Although T+L has been in contact with the seller regarding their tiny homes, the manufacturer hasn't shared specific pricing information for the various layouts. We encourage you to reach out to the seller directly to discover how this tiny home can best be designed to suit your needs.
Still daydreaming about an off-the-grid lifestyle? Keep scrolling for more of the best tiny homes we spotted at Amazon.
This one-bedroom tiny home is fully customizable, and according to the manufacturer, it can accommodate any of your desired amenities. We love the floor-to-ceiling windows at the front of the house, which allow plenty of sunlight to soak into the interior.
We've seen a lot of tiny homes, but it's rare to find one with a sunroof. You'll feel fully integrated with the natural landscape thanks to this house's large windows and sunroof. The base price includes two bedrooms, although this home can be fully customized to your desired layout.
If your ideal summer includes sitting on a porch soaking in scenic views, you'll love this tiny home. The covered porch is impressively spacious, while customization options offer plenty of space inside, too. Plus, this home includes a 10-year structural warranty, so you'll have peace of mind throughout years of tiny-home living.
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