This English-Style Tiny House was Built from Scratch for Around $8,000
Michael Hemsworth — March 12, 2020 — Art & Design
This English-style tiny house is a charming home located in Bristol, England that was created by the owner for an impossibly low cost that allows him to live in a debt-free manner.
The home was built by 20-year-old Tom Lear who started building the dwelling when he was just 17 on his grandparent's property using as much reclaimed materials as possible. The home was built by Lear from scratch and ended up costing him just £6,000 (around $8,000) thanks to his carpentry background that allowed him to do a lot of the work himself.
The English-style tiny house is well-appointed with everything required for comfortable daily living including a cozy seating area with a TV and fireplace, a kitchenette, bathroom with shower, sleeping loft and more.
Image Credit: Living Big In A Tiny House
The home was built by 20-year-old Tom Lear who started building the dwelling when he was just 17 on his grandparent's property using as much reclaimed materials as possible. The home was built by Lear from scratch and ended up costing him just £6,000 (around $8,000) thanks to his carpentry background that allowed him to do a lot of the work himself.
The English-style tiny house is well-appointed with everything required for comfortable daily living including a cozy seating area with a TV and fireplace, a kitchenette, bathroom with shower, sleeping loft and more.
Image Credit: Living Big In A Tiny House
Trend Themes
1. Diy-tiny Homes - The trend of building and owning tiny homes using affordable DIY techniques are becoming popular among eco-conscious homeowners and millennials looking for affordable housing options.
2. Reclaimed Materials - The trend of using reclaimed materials in the construction of tiny homes and other buildings is growing as consumers prioritize sustainability and eco-friendliness in their purchasing decisions.
3. Debt-free Living - The trend of debt-free living is becoming popular among millennials and younger generations, and the low-cost DIY tiny home movement aligns well with this lifestyle choice.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - The construction industry can capitalize on the trend of low-cost DIY tiny homes by offering eco-friendly building materials, tools and resources for homeowners to build their own homes.
2. Real Estate - The real estate industry can tap into the low-cost DIY tiny homes trend by developing and marketing tiny home communities or offering land for sale to homeowners looking to build their own tiny homes.
3. Sustainability - The sustainability industry can leverage the trend of reclaimed materials and eco-friendly tiny homes by offering recycled building materials or promoting eco-friendly building practices.
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