In Florida, the regulations for building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) can vary by county and city, as local governments often have specific zoning laws and building codes in place. ADUs are generally permitted in residential zones, but the specific rules regarding their construction will depend on your local zoning laws. Some areas allow ADUs by right, while others may require a special permit or variance.
Because our Tiny Homes are expertly built on-site, we offer endless customization options to personalize our base models or create a completely custom-built home from the ground up—tailored just for you!
From floor plans, room sizes, kitchen fixtures, and cosmetic changes, we can help you create the exact space you’ve always imagined.
Some of the key elements that you can customize include:
You can customize everything on this list and so much more for your new Tiny Home.
Have any questions about customizations? Inquire today and speak with an expert to get all of your questions answered.
Artisan Tiny Homes come fully finished with a full kitchen, bathroom, living space, and bedrooms if you are wanting bedrooms in your unit.
Some of the more specific features include:
And there are dozens of upgrades available.
There are many financing options available for Tiny Homes, and our ADU lending partner specialists can help you find the best loans for your desired terms and current qualifications.
The most common type of financing for a Tiny Home project right now is either a cash-out refinance or a Home Equity Line Of Credit (HELOC), but several other options are available, including renovation and personal loans.
Feel free to reach out to us today to learn more about financing and get connected with our financing team!
Yes, we offer shell or unfinished versions of our Tiny Homes.
With our shell model Tiny Homes, we still handle the whole process for you and finish everything except for the interior of the Tiny Home.
For the interior of a shell model Tiny Home, we would complete rough plumbing, rough electrical, and framing, leaving the rest for you to complete on your own or using your subcontractors.
The cost of a shell model Tiny Home is approximately 60% of the cost of one of our finished units!
On average, our Tiny Home projects take about 6-12 months to complete. This timeline can vary depending on factors such as location within Florida, specific design, local permitting timelines, and the complexity of your build.
Yes, Florida has regulations for Tiny Homes, which can vary by municipality. Generally, there are restrictions on the size and placement of Tiny Homes to ensure they don’t dominate the property and maintain a balance with the primary dwelling. Other restrictions, such as maximum square footage and height limits, may also apply. It’s essential to consult the specific zoning codes for your area within Florida to get the most accurate and up-to-date information on Tiny Home regulations.
At Artisan Tiny Homes, we specialize in making your project easy, affordable, and stress-free by handling everything for you. From designing your perfect ADU to working with your city or county to get it permitted, and building your Tiny Home, we give you a move-in ready space without you having to lift a finger. Our all-in-one system and decades of combined experience set us apart in the Florida area.
Yes, in many circumstances homeowners use their Tiny Homes as rental properties to generate additional income. However, it’s important to check local regulations regarding short-term and long-term rentals in your specific area within Florida, as these will vary by municipality.
Artisan Tiny Homes proudly serves the West Central Florida area including the Greater Tampa Bay encompassing the counties of Hillsborough, Pinellas , Manatee, Sarasota, Pasco and Polk. If you’re unsure whether we serve your specific location, please contact us, and we’ll be happy to assist you.
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