White board-and-batten, a black-rail porch, a hitch marked 169 on the Springville lot. It’s called The Wheeler — a 2026 Clayton park model, stock TH26125, VIN 432169, on the lot at Garland RV of Tennessee.
Grey lap siding, a yellow board-and-batten entry, a black glass door on a dual-axle trailer. It’s called the Genesis 16 — Dragon Tiny Homes, Status Available as of September 1, 2026.
Whirlwind Grey rainscreen, a white door and trim, sitting on an asphalt lot in Delta, British Columbia. It’s called Jason — Mint Tiny Homes’ modular ADU, SKU 2408038, not a tiny house on wheels. Available Now in Delta BC as of September 1, 2026.
Wood siding, floor-to-ceiling glass, a glass-rail deck in birch at Devon, Alberta. It’s called Halcyon 01 — Fritz Tiny Homes’ original and first model, 28 feet long, designed for one or two, with deliveries to the US and beyond.
Cedar and metal, a covered porch, a mountain graphic on the side — 17 feet on a bumper-pull trailer in Hampstead, New Hampshire. It’s called The Traveler: about 120 square feet with a 3-foot porch and a 14-foot home envelope, built for one or two.
Charcoal vertical siding, a coral-red glass door, dual-axle trailer on gravel in Dripping Springs, Texas. It’s called The Nomad — Nomad Handcrafted Tiny Homes’ open living THOW (or skid), with a functional kitchen, full bath, and one sleeping loft.
NEVER TOO SMALL walks Casa VA, a 1930s flat in Madrid’s Chamberí designed by architect Iñigo Palazón of DIIR. The listing title and the article print 47sqm / 506sqft — not a tape-measure.
Park Model Paradise is a 55+ HOA senior adult community on the north side of Indian Lake, Ohio, across from Turkeyfoot — State Route 235 and Township Road 293. The homepage, as of August 27, 2026, prints approximately 715 homes planned. The official fact sheet on the same site prints approximately 650 lots planned.
Escalante Village is Durango’s Riverfront Tiny Home Community along the Animas River — 24 tiny home spaces, a 15-minute bike ride to downtown Durango, and the first tiny home community in Durango. The homepage asks, “Are You Ready to Live in 400 ft² at 6,512 ft?”
