How big is the Great Canadian Tiny House?

The Great Canadian Tiny House is 354 square feet with an additional 42 square feet of storage loft space, totaling approximately 396 square feet.

Who built the Great Canadian Tiny House?

The Great Canadian Tiny House was built by John and Val, a couple from British Columbia, Canada, who transitioned to tiny house living as empty nesters.

Where is the Great Canadian Tiny House located?

The Great Canadian Tiny House is located in the province of British Columbia, Canada.

Was the Great Canadian Tiny House featured in any publications?

Yes, the Great Canadian Tiny House was first published in Tiny House Magazine Issue 61.

What is the loft space like in the Great Canadian Tiny House?

The loft space in the Great Canadian Tiny House is 42 square feet and does not have enough headroom to stand up in, making it suitable primarily for storage or small children.

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Welcome to Great Canadian Tiny House. This house is 354 square feet with 42 square feet of storage loft space.

There’s no standing up in the loft space but I’m pretty sure I know a few grandbabies that will fit in there pretty nicely.

For those who might be interested, we are not quite yet retirees, but we are empty nesters.

We have four grown children with their own families who are scattered throughout the beautiful province of British Columbia.

After 30 some years of parenting, homeschooling, working, coaching, and volunteering, we find ourselves at an entirely new place in our lives and we are pretty much loving it.

Our goal is to convince our kids to have as many grandchildren as possible so they can come and camp out at Grandpa and Dubby’s tiny home.

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