a SNEAKY legal TINY HOUSE: The Breezeway
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2020
- We often think about tiny homes and go straight to little homes on trailers, but there are more ways to legally downsize to upsize your lifestyle!
In this episode Dan will tell you all about a concept he developed to wiggle around the red tape of legal tiny living in Ontario, a concept called The Breezeway!
This is a fantastic option for people looking to add an apartment to their home but still maintain their own space.
It's great for people wanting to bring their elderly relatives home to take care of them and keep them safe.
It's AWESOME for investment opportunities and extra monthly income,
and it is one of the EASIEST tiny homes to finance if you own the home it will be attached to!
We'll tell you all about it!
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Sneaky? Maybe. Useful and well presented information on legally implementing a tiny house in Ontario? Definitely. Thanks for another great video Daniel. Peace, Calvin.
Thanks Calvin! Glad to hear you're enjoying watching!
They got me doing land impact studies and environmental studies ...800 minimum ..that's not bad
Loveeee it, hoping to do this in a year or 2 in Erin mills, Mississauga side.. thank you🤞👏👏👏
Good info 👍
My current home has a breezeway. Love 💕 it …
Now I’m getting ready for a much smaller home … on property that my niece and husband own ..
It’s a exciting time and in Nova Scotia nothing is easy …
I’m sure there will be up and downs , so collecting information now .
Mine will not be on wheels , a foundation… slab .
Love the information thank you 🙏🏽
Great concept. Love it.
Thanks Micah!
I have never seen anyone discuss the possibility of building down, as in excavating a basement. The footprint would remain the same. The bonus is room for utilities and water heater, furnace, softener, water filters etc., as well as storage space and a cold storage area for preserves/wine, whatever. Of course there’s the added cost of excavating, but the spoil could be spread around the perimeter of the structure to raise the grade. This would negate the cost of any haulage to remove the spoil.
Hi, Cris T. Usually, people are talking about tiny home to use their money in the best way possible for the most return on their dollar. With the codes in Ontario about what has to happen in the basement in regards to insulation and vapour barrier and even radon mitigation, you are looking at an additional $30,000 or more. I highly recommend just building a larger tiny home and putting the $30,000 into something above grade instead.
But, to each their own. It's not out of the question, for sure. I've discussed it with several clients, but no one has gone forward with anything like this due to the additional costs.
U know they only got to be attached with one 2x4 lmao
O man that is soon cool .
I'm in a trailer against rules lol..got my eviction..nothing's fast enough ...sighs
Considering a tiny home build up in Bracebridge- Huntsville area but know nothing about their zoning laws. Do you have any suggestions how to begin research ?
Would this breezeway idea work if primary home is tiny and is joined with large garage structure with a breezeway ?
Hi, Rob. The breezeway idea works to make something one building if a municipality doesn't allow accessory dwelling units. It could also work to get around minimum house sizes, especially seeing as Bracebridge-Huntsville area has minimum sizing still. However, a garage is not considered when determining house size, so you would still need to have the main dwelling area be larger.
We can certainly look into all of this for you if you buy into our workshops. Send us an email hello@truenorthtinyhomes.ca to get more information.
Kindly tell me the price of a community tiny house in Ontario. Not on lot but a regular house but tiny. Approximately.
We are currently building a 935 SF house (two tiny homes put together) that would be about $350,000.
Can you make a video for ottawa?
We could totally do a video for Ottawa if we had enough paying clients from there. We can also go through the city for you specifically property by property if you wish, by partaking in our legal land workshop. email us for more information.
I’m in the Ottawa Valley area as well. Really interested in the tiny home movement. Sister has an empty rural property about 5 minutes away from Calabogie, Ontario and I desperately need somewhere to live. All the laws and building codes are a bit overwhelming if you’ve never built a home especially accepting that it can change from county to county.
@@maskandvaccinefreeandproud2110 we have a workshop that could help you figure out if your sister's property is good for that. email us for more information: info@truenorthtinyhomes.ca
Can u do this in brampton
We can do this anywhere! If you'd like more info email us some more details about your property to hello@truenorthtinyhomes.ca
I want to own a tiny home. But not a clue how to make it happen!
first, find out where you want to live. If you can get a friend or family member to agree to house you in their backyard, great. If you can purchase land first for yourself, even better. Then email us hello@truenorthtinyhomes.ca!
Do you have anything available currently and with land in Ontario. How much? You can dm me crystalhurb. Thanks
Can you build me a cottage?
Absolutely! This is the fastest way to get a cottage for sure! email us hello@truenorthtinyhomes.ca to start the process!
Sorry, why tiny homes are not allowed? What’s the rational behind it?
terrible blurry video why?
I just rewatched to make sure. I'm still don't know what you're talking about. Perhaps it's the connection on your end? I know you're living pretty remotely there John.