6 Tiny Houses For Sale In Texas That Are Under $100,000 Right Now
Shopping for your new home can be stressful, especially when you start looking at the prices of houses. Fortunately, there are tiny homes in the market that make the process of finding your new space so much easier, especially in Texas. We've made a list of some of the most affordable tiny houses in Texas that are a major steal right now.
Extra Large 459sf Tiny Home
Price: $95,000
Neighborhood: Colleyville, TX
Description: This mobile, not-so-tiny-home has loads of high-end appliances and finishes. It's 459 sq. ft. with two bedrooms, one bathroom, and two lofts.
Perfect Tiny House
Price: $39,500
Neighborhood: Longview, TX
Description: This adorable tiny home looks just like something you may have grown up in, at a much lower price. It's 109 sq. ft. with one bedroom, one bathroom, and one loft, perfect for someone who's looking to live solo or with one other person.
2017 Cypress Tiny Home
Price: $73,000
Neighborhood: Willis, TX
Description: If you're looking to buy a place that's fully furnished, then this is the home for you. There are two queen beds and it's relatively new, so you'll get the home in excellent condition.
Find Your Place In The Sun
Price: $65,895
Neighborhood: Mansfield, TX
Description: Living in Texas means getting lots of sun, no matter where you live. This tiny home is ideal for those looking for a comfy and cozy space and it comes with one bedroom, one bath and plenty of storage space.
2017 Platinum Tiny Cottage
Price: $59,900
Neighborhood: Wylie, TX
Description: This spacious, 399 sq. ft. tiny home comes with one bedroom, one bathroom, and 12 ft. ceilings. There's also a full kitchen with all the necessary appliances to cook your heart out with.
2020 Tiny Home
Price: $89,500
Neighborhood: Fort Worth, TX
Description: This home is brand new and gorgeous on both the inside and outside. It's 180 sq. ft. with one bedroom and one bathroom. Plus, it's in an awesome location!

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