My town is the home of the mother campus of the University of Arkansas with 30,000 or so (it rises each year) out of area students, each of whom needs local housing. Very well done! I adore this kind of thing! How lovely it would be to have blocks of small/tiny house “villages” scattered through a town rather than several floor multi-apartment “ghetto blocks” (as my late Mother called them) as is happening in my beautiful home town of Fayetteville, Arkansas. See The Latest: Go Back Home to See Our Latest Tiny Houses More Like This: Tiny Houses | Small Houses | Communities | Tiny House Plans You can also join our Small House Newsletter!Īlso, try our Tiny Houses For Sale Newsletter! Thank you! If you enjoyed this you’ll LOVE our Free Daily Tiny House Newsletter with even more! You can share this using the e-mail and social media re-share buttons below. Our big thanks to Patrick for sharing! 🙏 Sno: Modern Scandinavian Cabin Plans for Sale!.The Atlanta Journal Constitution Article.You can now purchase our 250 square foot floor plan as well as our 492 cottage home plan. The new pocket neighborhood, situated on a half-acre lot a block away from downtown Clarkston, includes eight micro-cottage homes, a common green space for gathering, and climate-conscious development features such as solar panels and edible, regenerative landscaping. While we can’t go live there, MicroLife Institute is selling plans for their homes, and their website has tons of resources for replicating their initiative in other semi-urban settings where there’s a need for housing.ĭ on’t miss other interesting tiny homes like this one – join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter! Eight Tiny Homes in New Atlanta Micro Community When they broke ground in 2019, they already had an interest list of 1,500 people!Įight lucky folks purchased their micro-cottages for between $119,000 and $201,000 - the homes include shared edible and renewable landscaping, and there are solar panels and other “green” initiatives on site. They teamed up with the city of Clarkson, Georgia - a suburb of Atlanta - to create a “micro pocket neighborhood” with eight homes ranging from 250 to 550 square feet. It’s no surprise to anyone that there’s a housing crisis, and a need for more affordable and diverse housing options, but the folks at MicroLife Institute worked hard to do something about it.
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