Building a Tiny House in New Zealand. Podcast #23
It's a Drama Podcast · Liz Deacle and Brian Deacle
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Show Notes
What is a tiny house and why would a twenty-six-year-old girl want to invest all of her savings and live in one in New Zealand?
Because she can and they're cool.
That's why.
Could you live in a tiny house?
In this week's podcast, Sonny and I get to chat with Laura.
Laura is a twenty-six-year-old graphic designer from New Zealand who, for the past few years, has been living frugally so that she can save every cent that she makes to invest into building herself a tiny home in the North of New Zealand.
Think of a tiny house as a mini version of what you're living in now.
With a lot less clutter and stuff.
In New Zealand, the average house size is 205m², while in America, the square footage for a typical home is 2400ft² (223m²).
The size of a tiny house?
You can expect anywhere between 100 to 400ft²
(approx 10 - 40m²).