How to Choose the Right Tiny Home Length
Twenty feet or thirty-four? How length affects towing, parking, layout and price, and how to pick the right size for the way you live.
Length is the first decision most buyers make, and it shapes everything after it. A few feet change what you can tow, where you can park and how the home is laid out.
Under 24 feet: the easy movers
Homes in the 20–24 foot range, like the Juniper and Alder, tow behind a full-size pickup and fit most RV sites and backyards. They suit one or two people, guest suites and studios.
24 to 28 feet: room for a second space
This range adds a second loft or a gooseneck bedroom. It’s where most full-time couples and small families land, because each person gets space of their own.
Over 30 feet: single-level and park models
Past 30 feet you can fit a main-floor bedroom with no loft at all. Twelve-foot-wide park models like the Solace feel like a cottage, but they are moved by professional transport and need a site that can take them.
A simple test
Write down where the home will sit for its first two years and how often you plan to move it. If the answer is “rarely,” size for comfort. If it’s “often,” size for the road.
