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The starting price covers the standard build for that model with the listed interior features — kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and the inclusions set out on its product page. Optional upgrades and the off-grid package are costed on top.

What it does not cover is site works, footings, delivery, and connection to power, water or sewer. Those vary so much between sites that quoting them blind would be misleading, so they are itemised after a site check.

In most cases yes, and a good number of our owners live in theirs full time. Whether it is legally a permanent dwelling or a caravan parked long-term depends on your council and on how the home is classed, which is the single biggest thing to check before you order.

The practical side is settled: every model is insulated, plumbed and wired for year-round occupation rather than weekends, and specified so that heating one through winter does not cost a fortune.

On land you own or have the owner’s written permission to use, that has legal access for a truck and somewhere to put the footings. Beyond that it is a council question and the answers differ enormously — some treat a tiny home on a chassis as a caravan and barely blink, others want a development application.

We give you the engineering and compliance pack to hand to your planner. We are not planners ourselves, and anyone who tells you approval is guaranteed has not read your local rules.

Less than most people expect. The home itself takes between 24 and 48 square metres, plus the deck, and you need clearance around it for access and services. A standard suburban backyard fits the smaller models comfortably.

The constraint is usually access rather than area — the truck needs to reach the spot, and a 4.8 metre wide home needs a wider path in than a 3.2 metre one.

Most owners use a personal loan, a caravan loan, or equity in an existing property. Because these are built on registrable chassis, they generally do not qualify for a standard residential mortgage — which catches people out if they have assumed otherwise.

We are not credit licensed and will not recommend a lender. What we will do is give you the documentation a lender asks for, and be straight with you about what the home is classed as.

Size, and what that size buys. The Studio Loft is 24 square metres and one bedroom; the Living Loft is 32 and spends the extra almost entirely on the living end; the Lux Cottage is 42 with a second bedroom; the Lux Retreat is 48 with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and the off-grid package as standard.

The build standard, the warranty and the team are identical across all four. Compare them side by side on the models page.