Sugarloaf Small House Company

Nestled at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain in the Arkansas Ozarks is the Sugarloaf Small House Company. We have taken our thirty years of construction experience, our desire to provide a reasonably priced smaller home, and applied it to building small portables. We can customize to fit your needs. Let us help you enjoy a small home lifestyle, a weekend getaway, studio space, or additional office space. Our current project is the Estha Mae Model. This model, as shown, is priced at $20,000.

The Estha Mae is a 12 foot by 24 foot on 4 foot by 6 foot skids. This unit has a completely finished interior with a full bathroom, kitchen and two sleeping lofts. The Estha Mae model has a 4 foot. covered porch.

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Estha Mae Model interior

kitchen

bathroom

Estha Mae Model back

34 thoughts on “Sugarloaf Small House Company”

  1. THIS is it! This is amazing, simple, modern enough for me, and most importantly reasonably PRICED! You did it! Best find! Thanks so much for sharing guys 😀
    Jeanine

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  2. if you find fault with these designs, why don’t you come up with a safer idea and share with all of us who can’t afford $1000.00 mortgages. this house is priced for the average person. codes seem to benifit electricans who get rich off poor folks with all the “special” add ins that they deem necessary. I’d like to hear your thoughts.

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    • As a laborer for an electrician, I can tell you that my boss does not get rich from code requirements. The added requirements are generally a hassle and do not put much more money in our pockets. Most of the extra cost is in materials that are more expensive. While you may think that the code requires too much, I can tell you that if you built a home using the minimum code requirements, you would not be happy with it.

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  3. Wow, didn’t realize there was a company here in Arkansas that actually did this, this is exactly what I want to put on my 4 lots where there is no restrictions or, but have been told by some that we’re not really Allowed to live in something like this, care to share please, the guys from Graceland, Derksen, Davis all say that.

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  4. I agree with you on that as well Hunter, I can’t afford a mortgage period, but was always hoping that these lil houses would be (cheap enough) to be able to buy one & make it Mine one day.

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  5. The comment bout can you live in it. I chose to live wher I dobecause theydo not have building codes in most county areas. Town yes countys no. Here the official attitude it is your land live as you please. I won’t name the state as many other people in other states do not believe in live and let live. No disrespect to anyone but mybirth state became unlivable due to that attitude. I would encourage everyone to lobby their represenative a all levels to reign in the building departments.

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  6. What does the Floor Plan (to scale) look like from a Downward View?

    What (X’ x X’) area does the ‘Great Room’ cover on unit published here?

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  7. I just bought a small cabin in Heber Springs on 3 1/2 acres and thinking about adding one more. Can you send information on them?

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