HOME Depot has a tiny home available with multiple perks that arrives in as early as three weeks.
For many, tiny homes can be a cost-effective option in this economy.
Not only is the overall value cheaper, but so are utility costs thanks to the smaller space.
And those who don’t want to stress over building a tiny home might be a fan of an affordable option at Home Depot.
The home improvement retailer is selling a backyard wood shed made by Handy Home Products for just $4,299.
It comes with 64-inch double doors, wood floor system, side walls, and a keyed locking handle.
In addition, it is delivered for free and is “professionally delivered & installed.”
The arrival time takes between three and six weeks after ordering, according to Home Depot.
After the shed is set up, it measures 10 x 16 feet.
If interested, Home Depot customers can also apply for financing.
Those who select a six-month option, are estimated to pay $717 per month.
MORE HOME DEPOT OPTIONS
Meanwhile, there are other options that tiny home seekers might want to take a look at Home Depot.
Another budgeting option sells for $7,599.
The 9-foot-by-9-foot cedar wood tiny home has double doors and two aluminum windows.
It can be transformed into an outdoor dining area, storage shed, or even a backyard retreat.
Another at Home Depot is a 240-square-foot option that sells for more than $18,500.
The space shows that it can hold a double bed with a sitting room area featuring an L-shaped couch and a coffee table.
There is also room for a toilet with a sink and shower unit as well as an add-on porch area for additional seating.
Those who want some extra space might want to check out a part pre-assembled tiny home kit for $44,000 with a steel frame.
It has two bathrooms, a roof deck, and even comes part-preassembled.
“This model is designed to be constructed on a concrete slab with no deck option, the deck and flooring system is an upgrade option,” the description of the product reads.
The total space is 540 square feet.
And also check out a tiny home that has a garage and two floors for only $52,300.
It does need to be assembled, however.
When it comes to individuals, Ryan West has built an $8,000 tiny home with some materials that cost as little as $15 apiece.
And a TikToker named Raychel (@notluxe) has lived on a converted ambulance with her husband for the past two and a half years.
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