That loft is cramped. Another year she will be too tall for it

I am also appalled by the fact that most toilets are with the kitchen

Exactly! For me, this was the best tiny house I've ver seen! Great project! Congratulations to family!

I second that, it's really more like a traditional contemporary home and they are on such a gorgeous lot!

I totally agree

Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed the tour of this home.

Phil O'Tellic I think they're in Australia.

I truly hope it works out for them - but I somehow doubt it, I mean the kid will grow up she'll need a real room she can stand up in (even more so as her parents considered that important for themselves - but not for the kid!) and a desk to do homework etc...sorry to be the party-pooper here, but I think it's ill advised to move into a tiny house with kids (unless you can really give them a room of their own, even if it's just a truly small one (as long as the bed fits and there's room to do homework and maybe put in a computer (or a TV and gaming console)...seriously, kids need their own space :(

@@dreamingflurry2729 They can add a pop-up roof to her side as well. Then a door as she gets older. Problems solved.

@TheAlexanderUchiha um, at 2 1/2 ?! It'll be a few years before she needs "privacy".

Totally agree..

I'd love it if they eventually decide to sell plans so I could replicate this home for myself.

I have the same feeling about other things. You just wanna meet this guy because i's like finally you've got someone truely understand you.

@Penelope Jones I liked when Bryce called the deeper shower basin a "shub." LOL It would be nice to be able to stretch out in a nice-sized bathtub. I'd never heard that term "shub" before, but I agree with you all about the pop-up roof. Finally! As long as your house is just sitting for a long while, it might as well be able to transform into something better! It's still cozy in the loft.

That's great how you included your daughter 😊💖

Or a pop out wall like in the expensive motorhomes.

I was wondering the samething

They definitely are! It's lovely how much they have considered her needs in the home.

@Phil O'Tellic as the land they are on is so large, being 260 acres etc, I'd imagine they have no problems living there permanently as a second dwelling on the property

@@livingbig Wait, they have a kid? How are they going to deal with the kid needing its own room with a desk etc. (note: Haven't seen more than the first minute...so yeah, I guess I'll just have to watch and see)...I mean I get that one person could live in a tiny-house and two (if none is introverted and needs his or her space - which unfortunately I do, so sharing that space? Impossible, I'd go nuts, bonkers, crazy!) if necessary, but three is stretching it IMHO!) Edit: So the kid has a "room" (as long as she's still young that works, but how about when she's growing up? I mean you can't give her a "stop growth" pill (not to mention that it would be unethical even if you could!))...don't think that'll work well when she's older however :(

04:15 Like have a family that already owns land more beautiful than national parks ! 260 Acres, Yes, that is a nice touch ! :-)

@@dreamingflurry2729 there are grown people living in lofts as tiny. She's young still so they probably got six to eight years at least

It sure is! So great how they have customized the space for her. :)

But for how long - you (and the owners of this home) seem forget that kids grow up and need more room (sticking super-close to their parents is not in the nature of kids and having what basically amounds to a crawl-space isn't what a teenager needs for a room!)...I mean this rooms doesn't look as if there's the space to put say a TV or a computer, not to mention a desk to do homework at!

@@dreamingflurry2729 for the next 4-6 years. Forget? No. But we choose to see the positives instead of focusing on the negatives. Who knows where they will be at that point of their lives? That's their choice for what they will do, not mine and not yours.

"Featuring her on things like washing her hands" @ 12:02 When I saw how she tried to lay down the towel the right way, this was heart-melting and funny at the same time. lol

@@MrCMaccc I'm sure they have a plan. Perhaps another stand up roof.

And the most beautiful surrounding 😃

@@VarunKumar2201 I forgot that part. Yes, an absolutely beautiful surrounding. I would love to wake up to those trees and all that grass

@@californiagirl5702 seriously, its so pretty out there, and such a well thought out tiny home. Best one, and God knows I have seen many videos in this lockdown 😅😅

I love this house most so far too 👍🏻

I agree with you!

wheels on the bus

With those beautiful blue eyes!!

@@jackielae2358 u creep

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My grandchildren love to watch this series.

Agreed!

Ditto!

Me too, BEAUTIFUL 🤩

I watch it everyday too. So Enjoyable. I always want to tell everyone to get a separate dryer. That’s how far I am into it.

Both the the ladies are beautiful...lovely 'ladies'.

MickiClick1 Yes,

Anonski I follow a German KZfaqr, who built one and really filmed the process in detail, including listing all the costs down to the last cent. She ended up spending around 35.000 €. That house needs to withstand winter temperatures though...so proper insulation and a gas furnace had to be put in. It’s a basic built, nothing fancy (and with a lot o work done by her), but you could probably manage to spent less, if you buy second hand appliances for the kitchen and stuff. Or just make do with a small gas cooker at first and upgrade as you go. A built like the one in this video, would be way, way more though...and make sure, you have a plan as to where to put it and what the regulations and stuff are. Because that can be a huge issue, unless you own land.

Great build. Love the pop-up roof idea. One question: No heat?

The master loft, the shub, and the kitchen

I'm just really happy to found your channel !! Thank you for this amazing and inspiring videos !! After watching this videos i'm understating how little need for happiness !! Thank you!

one of the nicest and kidfriendly tiny houses Ive seen on your channel. I really love the extra head height that roof lift gives to the upstairs bedroom really clever. The price point is excellent too when you consider what they got for it.

In Australia this is true because the laws make it hard to park a tiny house unless there's an established home somewhere else on the land. Basically, the people whose parents have land are the best off in terms of doing this. In NZ there seem to be looser rules and people can do more unusual things.

Agreed!

@@totoromyneighbour1524 why is it necessary to have another (permanent) house on the land? I am very curious...

@@jenniealexxa actually this is true in many states in America as well. If you look up the laws you will see that many places have a minimum house size, these tiny houses would be illegal because they are "too small" so there needs to be another larger house on the property that meets the minimum house size requirement, 1000 sq ft in some areas

How come they own a private land that wide in Australia?

Bryce, what camera & lens do you use when shooting inside these tiny homes? In a previous time of my life I worked as a photographer and am curious to your setup. The cinematography work is always excellent and small spaces could be a challenge to do well.

Yes, I wondered about the time when she has to stoop to be in her room!

with a rooftop deck that connects them!

I thought the same thing

@@upasanasarma111 The house has plenty of room to grow! ^_^

Thank you for watching!! :)

Mine too☺️

Bryce, you are delightful and engaging host! Thank you for introducing us to a wide variety of Tiny Homes.

Thanks so much Ann! That’s exactly what we hope for these videos!!

Glad you’ve found a new favorite!

And such a lovely family as well.

But they didn't think the thing that every kid does... Growing, getting taller, they need more space

Thank you! Definitely tiny house goals in this episode! Thanks for watching.

All the best for your build!

I need one now

Good luck! And best build for you!

Yeah. Very clever how it’s done. The flashing system is very good.

me too - I had thought of a rectangular frame that you would just extend up once you settled. So not a wedge but even more head space. The wedge is also a great idea. Doesn't seem that complicated as he said...

Living Big In A Tiny House I have seen this used by prefab home builders like Blu Homes in the US, but never in a Tiny Home. The result is quite impressive.

Please tell me how it came out....😀😀

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the tour. Thanks for watching!

I'm a bit tipsy

Right? All of us regular people need to come together and buy land.

@@lizafrolkis8185 If only it were that simple. What about people who aren't off the grid. Who's going to pay for the wells, power and water? Who's going to pull the permits? What if your dog rolls in the neighbor's poo compost? And all the bureaucratic crap when it comes to land use...I would have had a field full of tiny houses years ago if it weren't for our local council telling us what we can and can't do with our property. Like we can only split it once, it has to go to your children, and you have to carve out at least ten acres for them. And it takes a rezoning mess to achieve that. Keep hoping the youngsters will change things for everyone.

Saves money

Yes, tiny housers can exist because other segments of the community have a surplus.

Thanks Jeff!

Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed the tour and the home. All the best with the addition to your tiny home!

Eventually they're going to want that extra space and since it's an after the move adaptation , they should have just built the extra parts and done it at the same time they did their own.

1_Dirty_Rotten_Imbecile 69 ... I agree ♥️

Or New Zealand... I might see myself going there permanently after a few years

@@robertthaiya906 exactly...

@Ronda Meier I was just thinking the same thing except I said New Zealand lol. This couple built a beautiful home and I love the fact they have a staircase on both sides of the home; first time I've ever seen a tiny home with that feature in it.

why?

I don't think you need to go out of your home country to be able to live small. I mean AUS and NZ is beautiful but your country is too. I wish you appreciate your country more.

Me too.. I believe they have the best design yet✔️

Julie Underwood lovely! Isn’t it?!

True but I don’t think they will be moving it much, nor is it recommended. There can be a lot of cracks and damages done to the home.

@@johnnyapplesmith Life is very short, all are very worthwhile experience. Let's make it when possible

Glad you like it!

It sure does!

We sure will definitely looking forward to seeing how all the off the grid stuff is added to the house. And thanks for the compliment on the music! 🎶

Super welcome on the compliment! I mean it! Y'all are doing a superb job! - @@livingbig

Thank you so much!