Explore the Tiny Home architectural home plan for this two-story modern but cozy Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU). Each home plan is packaged into three different pricing packages to fit your construction needs.
This is a Tiny Home, perfect for the empty-nester, starter home, or an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU).
Overview Sheet w/ Perspectives, Specifications and Notes
General Notes and Details
Foundation Plan (basement as application)
First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan (as applicable)
Framing Plans for 1st, 2nd Floor and Roof
Roof Plan
Elevations (4)
Sections (4-8)
All about the Aspen Tiny Home Plan: This modest home sits on a foundation of 24’ x 24’ – or a typical size of a two-car garage. So convert your garage, build on an unfinished slab, or start fresh for this efficient tiny home. Let’s take a tour…
The first floor has a welcoming front porch sitting low to the ground with no railings but plantings instead for curb appeal and privacy. The first floor features a small closet and staircase off the entry with a Living Room and Kitchen with a peninsula as an open concept. Seating for dining is located at the peninsula and there is a built-in table under the TV for a custom, flexible space. The kitchen features full-size appliances and is laid out for function and flow. Off the kitchen is a small office/bedroom with a built-in cabinet and shelf should you decide to have a twin bed in that space. There is a half-bath with the utility sink acting as the sink and a stackable laundry in the room.
The second floor has a more oversized bedroom and a smaller bedroom, both with egress windows and closets. The upstairs bathroom has a tub/shower and a single vanity. It is expertly laid out for an efficient use of space with plenty of light.
The structure can be added to your home or breezeway easily and flipped to work with the gable (or triangle) end you need. As shown here, the back door could walk out to a future screen porch or simply walk down to grade. Designed to stand alone or be added to a structure, this house has a cottage vibe with a modern twist.
Behind the Name: The Aspen tree is popularly associated with the wind, protection, purification, and transformation. Tthe leaves shake when there is only a little wind, creating the healing sound and power of water. The tree is used in Native American rituals and ceremonies to cleanse the body, mind, and spirit of negative energy or illness. This house is intended to link one house to another or to simply heal the owner by being able to afford such a beautiful, simple home and enjoy life.
DISCLAIMER: Structural and Civil Engineering will need to be done by the Builder. Code: All drawings are in compliance with NH Building Code IBC 2015. Your builder will need to verify your local building code.
This home can easily be expanded by adding a full second or even third floor for additional vertical living. The width can also easily extend as far as you would like. Since the roofline is so simple, we can create the footprint that you require and re-roof the house very simply. This house was designed to have a truss roof system, but if you want a little attic, you can also have it stick framed.
