How It Works

At Tiny Heirloom, we know that one size doesn’t fit all, nor do four pre-defined tiny home models – your dreams are more unique than that! That’s why we are happy to work with each and every client one-on-one to design the tiny living situation that’s perfectly suited to their needs and desires. We have in-house engineers and designers to make your custom tiny homes vision a reality, and the construction know-how to build anything. Options for tiny homes range from trailer type to architectural style all the way down to countertop material and trim color. Or, customize a corporate build for mobile experiential marketing, shipping container, food cart or mobile office – the options are endless!

Oregon Tiny House: FAQ

• • • What Are Oregon Tiny House Regulations Like? 

    In 2018, Oregon passed sweeping laws statewide known as Oregon Reach, which drastically improved regulations surrounding Tiny Houses and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). Many places in Oregon now allow for ADUs or tiny homes to be placed in the backyard of another property. Specific regulations still vary from county to county, so be sure to check with local building and zoning officials. 

  • Where Can You Put a Tiny House in Oregon? 

  Some of the most popular and tiny-friendly cities in Oregon are Portland, Lakeview, Eugene, and Monroe. There are also more and more tiny house-specific communities popping up around the state, including Tiny Tranquility Tiny House Community on the coast, Mt. Hood Tiny House Village just outside of Portland, and more. For more ideas, read our complete guide to “Where to Put a Tiny House (Legally).” 

  • What Are the Benefits of Living in a Tiny Home in Oregon? 

  Oregon is a wonderful place to join in on the tiny living movement. First, local regulations are more progressive than other parts of the country, making it easier to find a place to park your tiny home. Furthermore, you’ll be welcomed into a thriving culture of alternative and sustainable living (think “keep Portland weird”). Not to mention the endless natural wonders and outdoor activities you can enjoy! Read “10 Lifestyle Benefits of Living in a Tiny House Trailer” for even more reasons to make the move. 

  • How Much Does a Tiny House Cost? 

  Tiny house prices vary depending on their size, the quality of the build and materials, the level of customization, and more. Generally, the cost of a professionally-built tiny home may fall anywhere from $45,000 (for something more basic or pre-built) to $100,000 or more (for something more customized and luxurious). For comparison, the median price of single-family homes and condos in Portland was $478,498 in 2020, and prices continue to surge. For a more accurate cost estimate, read our article “How Much Does a Tiny House Cost?” or reach out to us for a consultation.