See How Your Tiny Home Fits the Homesite
Choosing a tiny home is about more than selecting a floor plan. The way your home sits on the homesite affects your parking, porch space, privacy, storage, landscaping, and how you will use the property every day.
Compare Home Styles
See how a longer, narrower home or a shorter, wider home changes your porch space, side yard, and backyard.
Plan the Whole Homesite
Map the home, porches, parking, driveway, sidewalk, shed, and yard together—not just the home itself.
Choose What Fits Your Life
Compare layouts based on what matters most to you, whether that is outdoor living, a garden, pet space, storage, or privacy.
11' × 35' — Give Me That BIG Side Yard
Love the idea of having a little extra breathing room? This layout pairs an 11'2" × 35' tiny home with an 8-foot front porch while preserving approximately 20.8 feet of open side yard.
That generous outdoor space gives you room to make the homesite your own—add a garden, create a cozy firepit area, give your dog space to play, or simply enjoy more grass and Hill Country sunshine. With a carport, connected sidewalk, and storage shed already mapped out, this option delivers a comfortable home without sacrificing the outdoor space you came here to enjoy.
11' x 35' - Meet Me on the Front Porch
If front-porch living is your happy place, this may be the layout for you. The 11'2" × 35' tiny home features a spacious 12-foot-deep front porch—plenty of room for rocking chairs, morning coffee, outdoor dining, and long conversations with friends.
You still keep approximately 20.8 feet of open side yard, giving you a wonderful balance of covered outdoor living and usable yard space. The backyard is smaller, but the payoff is a front porch that truly feels like another room of your home—just with better views and a fresh Hill Country breeze..
15' × 26' — Give Me That BIG Backyard
Dreaming of a backyard with room to enjoy? This layout uses a wider, shorter 15' × 26' tiny home with an 8-foot front porch, creating approximately 18 feet of open space behind the home and 17 feet of clear side yard.
That extra backyard space opens up all kinds of possibilities—a garden, firepit, outdoor dining area, space for your dog, or a quiet place to relax beneath the Hill Country sky. It is a great option for someone who wants a more spacious-feeling home while still leaving plenty of room to enjoy life outdoors.
15' × 26' — Wrap Me in Porch Life
If outdoor living is the dream, this layout brings it to life. The 15' × 26' tiny home is surrounded by an 8-foot front porch, a 10-foot back porch, and a 3-foot side porch that connects them both.
Start your morning with coffee out front, follow the porch around the side, and end the day relaxing out back. With approximately 14 feet of clear side yard and 8 feet remaining behind the back porch, this option turns the outdoors into a natural extension of your home—because sometimes the best room in the house is not inside at all.