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It took Precious Price eight months and $35,000 to convert a 12-by-24-food shed into a tiny home in her backyard in Atlanta. Try hitting Ctrl + F to look for the terms "accessory dwelling unit" or "guest house" in your zoning code. Plumbing and electricity aren't a givenShed options typically aren't equipped with essential utilities like plumbing and electrical systems. If you want a floor with that Costco shed, you're already up to $6,000, even with the sale. And the interior build-out adds up with insulation, drywall, plumbing, electrical wiring, and furnishings.
Persons: Precious Price, Jeffrey Beard, I've Organizations: Costco, CNBC Locations: Atlanta
In 2020, I built a tiny home in the backyard of my 1,400-square-foot house in Atlanta, Georgia for about $35,000. A lot of the time, I forget I'm living in a shed. Tiny homes are just beginning to gain traction in the U.S., but the process isn't as straightforward as it should be. Do a quick Google search with your city's name and the terms "zoning map" or "zoning office." Zoom In Icon Arrows pointing outwards Precious used a lofted shed from Liberty Storage Solutions as the base of her tiny home.
How I built my luxury tiny homeBefore getting started, I had to submit building, electrical and plumbing permits to the city planning office. Jeffrey Beard for CNBC Make ItThe bathroom features a shelf for extra storage and a glass shower door, which makes the room feel bigger. Jeffrey Beard for CNBC Make ItThe eight separate windows, wall mirrors and glass shower door all make the space feel bigger. Jeffrey Beard for CNBC Make ItThe "tiny house" lifestyleI've had to downsize my wardrobe and shoe collection. Jeffrey Beard for CNBC Make It
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