Contemporary Small House Plans Sheena

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Contemporary small house plans with the construction process

  • complete set of tiny house plans + CAD set
  • construction progress + comments
  • complete material list + tool list
  • eBook How to build a tiny house included
  • DIY Furniture plans included
  • DIY building cost $28,500

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Tiny house on piers Sheena

Sheena is one of our elevated tiny house plans. It is a 354 sq. ft. (32,8m2) / 23′-9″ x 1′ (6,8 x 4,9 m) 1 bedroom tiny house on concrete footings, with glassed front facade, flat roof and 71 sg. ft. (6,6 m2) front porch.

What will you get

Contemporary small house plans
how-to-build-modern-tiny-one-storey-house

Timber construction step by step guide

Complete set of contemporary small house plans (pdf): layouts, details, sections, elevations, material variants, windows, doors

drawings

Complete material list + tool list

Complete set of material list + tool list. A very detailed description of everything you need to build your contemporary small house.

tool-list

 

Elevated tiny house plans

Elevated tiny house plans are popular among our tiny house designs, and Sheena is definitely one of them. This beautiful house on piers is basically a one-room timber structure with its long front façade made entirely of glass. It consists of full-height glass doors opening to the roofed and fenced front porch. So the main room is full of light and has amazing views. In warm weather, you can basically open the entire wall, and the room and front porch will merge into one big pleasant space. Whether you will read a book, catch up on some work, have a cup of tea, or a romantic dinner, everything will be enjoyed here. The house’s back wall is used for a bathroom, kitchenette with small cabinets, and a little storage room, so that you do not miss anything you need and can enjoy even longer stays here, making this tiny house on piers ideal getaway spot.

Construction PDF plans

Sheena, named after famous Pin-up girl Sheena Easton, is a simple timber frame structure elevated on concrete pillar foundations and concrete footings. Little steps lead to the main entrance on the side, which will bring you directly to the center of the tiny house. All amenities are alongside the back wall, leaving very generous space to the rest of the room. You can put a bed in there and still have many places to enjoy your everyday activities or hang out with friends or family. We recommend using a minimalistic style of furniture, something like a Japanese style tea room so that space is not overwhelmed and you can properly enjoy your moment of relaxation. If Sheena is not exactly what you have been dreaming of, we have many more types of elevated tiny house plans or houses with porch or loft, so have a look. All of our contemporary small house plans are easy to build and come with detailed instructions and dimensions.

Dimensions

Built-Up Area

353 sq. ft. / 32,8 m²

Total Floor Area

299 sq. ft. / 27,8 m²

1st. floor

283 sg. ft. (26,25 m2)

Porch

71 sq. ft. (6,6 m2)

L X W

23'-9" x 16' (6,8 m x 4,9 m)

DIY Building cost

$28,500

Format

electronic, printed+electronic

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Michael
4 years 5 months ago

Are there any photos of customer builds for this one?

Support
4 years 5 months ago

Our Lisa design is similar and already built.

Guest
Monica
5 years 10 months ago

Can we see a video of this Tiny house on youtube? That would be Great!

Support
5 years 10 months ago

This house is from me 10,000 km away 🙂 I need some soulmate in Canada.

Guest
Jim
6 years 4 days ago

Joshua, would I be able to print larger version of the plans or line drawings that could be altered if needed for permitting?

Support
5 years 10 months ago

Jim, absolutely :-). We have all plans in the electronic format so we can adjust them almost immediately.

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Danny
6 years 2 months ago

Very new to tiny homes great idea and this one is just GORGEOUS but if I were to get solar panels on it how much electricity would it eat with everything being electric?

Support
6 years 2 months ago

Thank you Danny! I’m not an expert on solar panels, so I can not help you..Try to ask the solar panel manufacturer directly 🙂
Joshua

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Enas
6 years 3 months ago

Is it possible to customize the overall dimensions to say 14 x 25?

Support
6 years 3 months ago

Yes, please contact me via joshua.woodsman@gmail.com for further info.

Guest
Michael
6 years 7 months ago

Did you take inspiration from Ralph Erskine on this one?

Support
6 years 7 months ago

Hello,
I do not know this architect, but I like to look at him, thank you for the tip

Guest
Michael
8 years 18 days ago

What do you think the estimated cost to build Sheena?

Support
8 years 18 days ago

Hello Michael,
estimated cost is around 28K USD. You will find this information in the “dimensions” section.
Thank you for your interest!

Joshua

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Toni Banks
8 years 2 months ago

Which of the tiny house plans, especially out of Sheena, Alexis and Bessie, could be made mobile the easiest?

Support
8 years 2 months ago

All are to big on the road..

Guest
Karen
8 years 2 months ago

Hi Joshua, I live in Australia and would need the plans in metric. Also, what is the roof and wall cladding of the Sheena made of?
Can we use a different stump system?

Support
8 years 2 months ago

Hello,
I provide plans in metric too. Wall cladding is average board decking and the roof is made of asphalt sheets. Of course, you can use many types of foundation- I describe all the options in my new book “How to build a tiny house”.

Joshua

Guest
Jennifer Florio
8 years 3 months ago

I love this!! My hubby and I are going to start this project beginning 2017!

Support
9 years 6 months ago

Hi Jarnine,
thank you for your message. I’ll let you know by email.
Joshua

Guest
Jarnine Calleja
9 years 6 months ago

Hi there
I have been made project manager of some students (with minor disabilities) to build a(1) tiny pallet house (hopefully for the homeless). The only materials we have so far are the normal pallets. We may be able to get some almond pallets which are around 7′ (I think) tall; which means we can save on the outside timbers and maybe some of the framing timbers. I know you are trying to run a business but is it possible to get to use the Cheryle plan for free, for this venture. If anything comes of this and we can progress to a steady contribution of timber/s I will be happy to buy it from you and send regular photos and updates for your website thanking you for aiding the more less fortunate than yourself.