People complaining about how big this house is really need to stop and think. It’s important to show varying ranges of small home living so that people who might not otherwise consider it can see how customizable it can be. 200 sq ft isn’t for everyone and that’s okay. Everyone can get off their high horses and realize that this is is about finding abundance in less space and materials, not squeezing yourself into the smallest place possible.

@wilmaknickersfit

5 жыл бұрын

By UK standards this is not a small house. I live in a two bedroom bungalow and this property is much bigger. This would probably be described as spacious. The problem I have with this video is that the couple talk about the house as if it is small, when in fact there's PLENTY of space for two people. It is only small in relation to the properties around it. At least they appreciate how lucky they are to own a lovely house in an expensive because of the generosity of her parents. The cynic in me wonders if they were able to get planning permission because they only have two neighbours and one is her parents.

@terrybaby6146

5 жыл бұрын

BuddyBontheNet It’s all relative, surely. Different locations created different expectations in its inhabitants.

@wilmaknickersfit

5 жыл бұрын

@@terrybaby6146 Yes, it is all relative. But Bryce is showing us this property and I personally don't think it is a good fit for his channel. Surely even in Vancouver there are smaller houses that are not considered as unusual?

@wilmaknickersfit

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheTinKunt As I said before my comment is about my personal opinion on this video as a good fit for Bryce's channel. It was also a reply to the OP who is telling off people who complain about the house being big. This is not small home living for two people. Bryce has spent several years showing us tiny homes from different countries including some in Japan, so we've seen how people make good use of their space. He asked last week if his subscribers liked seeing these larger properties. I like looking at how people organise their homes and this home is lovely. But it is not small let alone tiny.

@i.a.m.g.1862

5 жыл бұрын

Maddi Martinez I agree that it isn't about getting things as tiny as possible, but to many the house that is shown seems like a normal house. His channel is open to the whole world meaning that people from other places where this would be considered a normal size home, might point that out. Thus to them showing a home this size seems like showing a normal appartment instead of a real treasure tiny home (like many of his videos are, love his videos myself) Personally I agree with people that say that this house is not really tiny. To me this is the size of a small apartment/house. The rooms seem rather spacious and it seems like they have plenty of room left. Due to this last bit I find it less interesting myself. Though I do still love seeung all the new and innovating ways that are available to live more tiny.

Bryce, I really appreciate that you have branched out to include housing opportunities beyond the tiny house on wheels. So many people who live in cities, where the opportunity to park a tiny home frankly just doesn't exist, are desperately interested in exploring alternative housing solutions. The need for affordable, ecologically efficient housing is so great and you are doing a yeomans job of carrying the torch for this movement. Thank you for all you do!

@ivenstorm

5 жыл бұрын

The problem I've found, on the other side of Canada(Newfoundland), usually isn't the housing itself, its the land. I can build a home for a decent price of about 80 grand. But the land is so expensive that it doesn't make it worth it. I looked into land for myself, and for a small 1500 sq foot plot of land its 130 grand and it only gets worse as you move further in the city, where some plots can be as high as 400 grand.

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I'm so glad that you're enjoying our videos and we will certainly do our best to continue showcasing all kinds of downsized abodes. :)

@3izzy0

5 жыл бұрын

@@livingbig I would definitely welcome other small alternatives that are outside the strictly "tiny home" category. I have enjoyed all your videos but options are needed!

@DavGreg

5 жыл бұрын

I myself am looking at building small- not necessarily tiny - not that far from Vancouver in Point Roberts. Smaller cottage style homes are a great option for affordability and urban infill. There are undoubtedly a large number of people who want 400-800 sq feet in a detached home and there are few available.

@teresapadrick7

5 жыл бұрын

bjt1956: You state beautifully my thoughts and feelings; I look forward to seeing more of these clever solutions! (I think I may like this charming home more than the owners😊)

Always wanted to see a tiny home not on wheels and not built with shipping containers ... this is nice ❤ lots of love from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

We have lots of small homes on this channel which aren't on wheels. :)

@mercynamikoye9084

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah here in Africa homes on wheels are just not even there. So this is quite good and converting a shipping container is almost the same as the size of a house like this so you'd rather just build.

@nyashamahamba-dube1396

5 жыл бұрын

Ndawana one wanguwo pano lol

@ku6479

5 жыл бұрын

Look up "shot gun" style homes, it was very common in the U.S. during the 30's, 40's, and 50's.

@titajuwita9073

4 жыл бұрын

in my country lots of tiny house without wheels so get this channel without wheels inspired me in interior design

This house is under 500 sq ft and still has a lot of head room, a real staircase, great storage space and a balcony!? 😍

@1Esteband

5 жыл бұрын

I have a hard time believing that. It looks more like 800 to 1000.

@bartholomewcubbins9723

5 жыл бұрын

@@1Esteband Her textile studio is in the garage, which wouldn't be included in the 498 sq ft. That probably adds another 200.

@frufru0071

Жыл бұрын

It IS kinda hard to believe that this is only 500 sq. feet, owning a house that’s 4 times that size. However, we raised 2 children and now that they’re adults, we have our grandson’s stuff everywhere. It’s very true that a tidy house is a bigger house, and I’m a wheelchair user, (because of a spinal cord injury), so I love a tidy house. I can’t stand things being left on the floor…so I just run them over. This is a great video, showcasing the alternatives to being a slave to a mortgage in a tiny apartment. Thanks to everyone who shared in making this video.

This looks big compared to the typical "tiny" house (esp since it's not got the long & narrow issue), but it's actually more along what I've been looking for. Small homes with a foundation (like mother-in-law houses) that are efficient, but comfortable. I'd love to see more like these!

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

We feature lots of different homes, they aren't all tiny per-say, often they fall into the small home category. What we are looking for is great design and nice efficient use of space to showcase.

@artemaeus

5 жыл бұрын

@@livingbig I'm glad you did, I really like this house! Def would be down to see more like these : D

@debracarter2982

5 жыл бұрын

@@livingbig Those are the reasons I watch your channel. I'm a sucker for the artistic ones too. I like the variety of sizes you show because everyone absolutely cannot live in a very tiny house, but people many more could and would live in a small home. I'm thinking of the wheelchair bound individuals and ambulatory people who still have severely limited and painful mobility. I'd love it if you'd show people with handicap accessibility issues ( such as those two aforementioned groups) living beautifully comfortably, and affordably . In their cases, I think it should count as tiny living, relative to their life situation.

@jazherahmacmornna8670

4 жыл бұрын

I like all of the ones I’ve seen thus far (about 40 or so), but I truly love this one!

I love smaller houses in general. I hope more places allow for smaller, more affordable houses around this size. Affordable housing leads to happier lives.

@chillhiker4414

5 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more. It's really hard for middle class people to afford nearly anything on the typical market these days, and smaller houses are fantastic!

@sjladuke75

5 жыл бұрын

This is my hope as well. Right now, this is the only impediment to my building a tiny home. I own an 1800 sq ft. home that's such a huge waste of space & money as it's just myself & my dog. I also own a condo which I rent out but no longer want to be a landlord. Here on the east coast, tiny homes aren't acceptable by zoning regulations/requirements despite the needs of residents. Time for some real global changes given our environmental crisis.

@missjojo184

5 жыл бұрын

Also aside from the price, what do you need these massive houses for

@petramaier9153

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Were it not for all the regulations that make this so difficult I would have bought a tiny house a long time ago. The stupidest thing is that it is often illegal because their insulation values are not as good (since a smaller volume means more outward facing walls and thus worse insulation) even though I would still only need a fraction of the energy to heat it. I can buy a big house that needs 5 times the energy without a problem. but I can't get a tiny house.

@drg5352

5 жыл бұрын

The town near me requires a minimum of 2500 sq ft. It's ridiculous. If you want a reasonably sized house, you have to luck out and buy one of the old 1 or 2 bedroom houses built in the 40's and 50's when things were slightly less insane, or build outside of town.

Not at all claustrophobic; plenty of room to live comfortably. Its a lovely home!

@katherineh.9379

5 жыл бұрын

it's a good space for two people, a little tight for a family in my opinion

@Onlinesully

4 жыл бұрын

Fine job

The interior is good enough. But those plants outside is wow

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

The gardens there are stunning. They have done such a great job with them!

@valiumk.9489

5 жыл бұрын

Oh yes!!

@gabriellefagan1014

4 жыл бұрын

great landscaping 👍👍

@sriharsha9865

3 жыл бұрын

@@livingbig Q que w

@helenlim9242

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. The greens surrounding the home are a lovely sight to behold. 👍👍

The bedroom and that balcony are highlights of the house. I love the “ garden” as well. Excellent design!

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

The garden is spectacular. It was absolutely one of my favourite aspects of this home.

I live in Vancouver and love our unique laneway homes. Unfortunately, you can’t buy laneway homes, just rent. This couple is lucky because of her parents :)

Laneway home's have been around for a while, but they are a new concept for me and it was really fun for me to be able to explore my very first one. I hope you enjoy this video tour! If so, please help out our channel by liking, commenting and sharing this video with your friends. Thanks so much!

LOVE that this channel does ‘small’ houses as well as ‘tiny’ ones, as not everyone wants tiny. Everyone saying ‘it’s bigger than my apartment’ etc. yeah... It’s not supposed to reflect apartments!!... they are a thing all of their own. Smaller homes are meant to reflect traditional homes. Also, the filming style probably makes it look larger than it is.

Dear Bryce, you are such a positive and sweet person. Always asking the right questions, giving insights from the houses and the people that give them life. I love the fact that these people are as special as the houses they have created, offering a different perspective from the crazy modern times we live in. I hope other people follow this philosophy. Greetings and thank you, to you and everyone that created this channel, and the people that opened their homes to us. 🙏Greetings from Greece, many people here have returned to a more humane and alternative life throughout the country during the last 20 years including my self. I wish this life to everyone.

@shendaraalshedir1933

11 ай бұрын

WHAT a wonderful comment!!👍🏻😄🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦

This little house is freaking amazing! I also like the T shirt the guy's wearing. 280k for a dream home in Vancouver next to a park, OMG, you guys had done the impossible.

@mr.potatohead6138

5 жыл бұрын

It is super cool but keep in mind they didn't have to purchase the land, that's where the biggest expense is in Vancouver.

@sobeit712

5 жыл бұрын

@@mr.potatohead6138 You are right, the land alone would have costed more than 280k if they had to buy it.

@XxXStoneFingerXxX

5 жыл бұрын

@@mr.potatohead6138 they "arranged with her parents" which means that they are allowed to visit the grandchildren xD no kidding tho, without parents' property most of those tiny houses wouldn't be feasable

@HandbagDiva

5 жыл бұрын

XxXStoneFingerXxX Well since they don’t own the land they can’t get a mortgage to build the house so the parents had to refinance their home to cover the cost of building. I’m sure they make the payments though. I’d assume there are provisions in a will to cover what happens when both parents are deceased.

The house has aged very well it still looks new and very modern and well maintained.

@misswildlife7905

5 жыл бұрын

They built it..aged well?

@mercynamikoye9084

5 жыл бұрын

@@misswildlife7905 because they have lived lived in it for 7 years. I see ppl who have lived in their new houses for shorter than that and it usually doesn't look this good. I expected them to say they lived in it maybe a year or so.

@misswildlife7905

5 жыл бұрын

@@mercynamikoye9084 Well, it is just the 2 of them and given their lifestyle, I can see why it looks good. They did speak of 'everything in it's place' also. Plus they knew this interview would be coming up. Wouldn't you want your place to look it's best if it was going to be taped and put on YT?

This is probably the first tiny house I could actually see myself living in. (And maybe even convince my husband to live in too) The space is perfect! And it does really help to see a fellow creative have a gorgeous studio space (something I always think about in these videos haha). This house is actually probably a bit bigger than my current apartment anyway.

@edennis8578

4 жыл бұрын

Just keep in mind that when you own a home, any home, you have to pay property tax and homeowners insurance. Those two things alone double the amount of our mortgage payment.

Kudos to her Mum for her amazing, lush and beautiful landscaping!! It's GORGEOUS! I LOVE THAT HOUSE IS RED!!! This has to be one of, if not my VERY FAVORITE of all the houses you've shown, Bryce. I also loved the South Coast Container House... (largely perhaps because of how they integrated the deck with the over-shooting roof. The roof and the extensive use of windows extend the living space right into the outdoors. So spacious!) But THIS house is the perfect city dwelling. And red is perfect for a Northern city like Vancouver where so much of the year is spent under low cloud cover. G R E Y ! ! ! Beautifully designed!

Laneway Houses are very smart and bravo to this couple and the lovely home they built

This is absolutely stunning - what a beautiful home. Just shows we really don’t need massive homes to live very comfortably. Love the amount of light

I love the clothes she designs especially the kimono 😍 The house is beautiful, too.

@patriciahabermehl476

5 жыл бұрын

@TheBluearmy33 I am living in Germany and the rents are extremely high here as well. Seems like a world-wide problem ☹️

Ahhh Glad you guys got to see a laneway for the first time! Hope you enjoyed Vancouver. It's so great what you guys are doing, helping people realize there's other options, better option s than going house broke for something bigger that is so unnecessary. Great video and damn they have a lovely home! I love all the nerdy nicknacks haha.

This is a beautiful house with really smart use of space. And i love the table,thats a great idea.. Love it! ♥

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

The table is definitely a great design! Glad you enjoyed this tour. :)

Handy to have parents with property. Looks bigger than stated.

@patriciaking7892

5 жыл бұрын

Annette, I know right!

@MrTille

5 жыл бұрын

Éven better to also have property with parents :)

@katherinekan2435

5 жыл бұрын

It's definitely larger than stated. No way with the main living space, her office, his studio, and loft is 495 Sq ft!

@annettefournier9655

5 жыл бұрын

@@katherinekan2435 I don't think they counted her studio because they called it the garage.

@ScottMFR

5 жыл бұрын

That's correct, the balcony and garage are not included in the 500 Sq ft.

It's nice to have a square house. Having an upstairs bedroom with full height is also great. These multigenerational options are my favorites because of the social aspect of the family staying together through the ages. I am sure everyone benefits from this arrangement.

Lovely couple, Beautiful Home and yet another Great video from Living Big in a Tiny House. Thanks for Sharing.

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Voyager! Glad you enjoyed it. :)

I live with my parents in a 30m2 apartment this is luxury, LUXURY

@benguru80

5 жыл бұрын

I'm sure you got good ideas to build one your own.. You know a similar place being solo would be awesome

@marzmontgomery

5 жыл бұрын

I live with my daughter and her fiance in a 1 bedroom. We're prepping to do a tiny house village. With big community bldg with full size kitchen and hot tub. Being a pastry chef. I'm planning to do community meals so if you don't want to cook there will always be a hot meal for less than McDonald's

@bakeraus

5 жыл бұрын

You should check out Never Too Small channel they have a lot of ideas for apartment living.

@Vanessa-ge2dp

5 жыл бұрын

your profile picture is really pretty btw.

@marzmontgomery

5 жыл бұрын

@@Vanessa-ge2dp my daughter is an anime artist 😊 thanks

I think I found one of the best small homes ever!! Just fabulous!! Great couple as well.

Beautiful house, so many clever things, love that it is two levels and the amount of windows just makes it appear so much larger than it's under 500 square feet. I also love how they have decorated it to fit them, amazing for sure. Thanks so much Bryce for sharing this video I truly was enjoying every moment.

What a great home. It's nice to see a place where people have lived there for a while and made it their own. I realize that spartan seems to be "in" but not all of us live with that philosophy. These folks seem very happily moved in and settled. But you can keep the birds! lol

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

They have done a really great job of decorating this home. The birds are super fun to be around. They definitely made me laugh!

This house is awesome and I'm so happy for this couple but the fact that they had to build on someone else's $2 million dollar land is an incredible indictment against the failure of our economic system

Incredibly eye-opening house, including the materials used and the spacious layout…it just looks huge without being huge. Thanks to the young couple who own this home for sharing it with KZread viewers. It’s fantastic! Thank you. 🙏🏼

Bryce we really like the way this couple design this house. I really like the way that you can actually stand up in the bedroom and can get around both sides of the bed without crawling over each other. Well done 2 thumbs👍👍 up for this couple

@Peta-Hazel-thornhill-Bim

4 жыл бұрын

40 years ago I built a small 2-bedroom house for my young son and myself in a island nation in a development area the lot was about 4k square feet and was the smallest house there because everyone had built to the maximum allowed by planning rules where small is generally frown upon by all and everyone thought I was crazy because it was small but I was looking to keep living to within my single parent means of the day fast forward to today I still want to go down smaller to studio Apartment for just me in my senior years having had a crippling CVA and ended up with very limited mobility and other health challenges so smaller makes even more sense with reduced income and forced early retirement. I can now use the extra space on the same lot to add on to existing small house the studio apartment that I need to use. I never planned this health outcome but my early decision to go small pays big dividends in hindsight what a winning idea for me in my senior years

46 square meters will be considered as medium house here in the outskirts of cities of Indonesia.. The typical sizes here are 30 to 36 square meters, which are government programme known as "program perumahan rakyat (people houses programme)" to help the "low income" people like me to own a house with affordable installments. But i like the vibe of this house.. definitely gonna copy some set up.. Good job Bryce..

@KatBurnsKASHKA

5 жыл бұрын

46m is a decent size house, yep! the people houses programme sounds really cool.

@pennedarts

5 жыл бұрын

This one is really a lot bigger than square footage suggests. Smart layout planning and the balcony is a cherry on top!

Wow, I have family near there and knew values were sky high but that's more than even I thought. Amazed to realize we have 8 acres with 3 bed home for about 1/20th the cost of their lot. I am so thankful.

WOWSA. How incredibly rare to have such a gorgeously designed home, in an equally gorgeous location, surrounded by gorgeous gardens (bless you Mum!), with the blessing of family next door, and that fits its inhabitants' needs so perfectly! These folks are ridiculously blessed!! GOOD FOR THEM!

Just watched this tonight with my mom an my birds. My lovebird Linus, she got excited every time she saw the conures or anything with a bird on it. Definitely will be rewatching with her again. 😃

@tiamayo8292

4 жыл бұрын

Candy m 🥰 awww, so cool!

Now we are talking - I am looking forward to see more of this kind of houses; variations (balcony, omg) are wanted - more of these please!

Such a tastefully designed home.. I love it

I love Scott's concept which is correct that everything has its respective space..putting it away and not creating clutter..😉👍

Cosy looking home.inside out.loved the park overlook and the fact that her parents are close by.

This is such a beautiful balcony to have in tiny house! In most tiny homes, you have to sacrifice either some space or the other- be it bathroom, your bedroom or kitchen. This house has perfect utilisation of the area. Kudos to whoever designed this beautiful home. I don't see any compromise in any space. They've got a separate workspace, it is not a part of the lounge area. They have all devices in kitchen. Theirs is a life of luxury. Even their bedroom didn't feel small at all!

You come across the coolest people Bryce...I envy you

Both the house and couple have character :)

Your 🏡 is warm and LOVED and BEAUTIFUL. I love you clothes designs. Great 👍

I love how they both give each other a chance to talk

Tiny on the outside, big on the inside. I love it. This is the best so far.

I love his shirt ( birds and cactuses ) 😍

Love your house! And thank you for rescuing your birds . 🦜 👏🏻♥️

I am from India.. I am addicted to your channel and the positivity you spread through them... This house was so beautiful.. Full of warmth..

The first shot of the house reminds me of a train Depot! I shared with my daughter and her husband, who are considering down sizing! Thanks Bryce!

This is one of my favourite tiny houses so far. The owners seem so kind. I absolutely love the design, the birds and the fact that they were adopted, that makes the house 10x better.

What a heavenly unique home and surrounding space. Cute creative people...was it just me or was the women blushing intensely and giggling when talking to Bryce?

beautiful people, beautiful home, amazing use of space.

Beautiful laneway home with beautiful couple and clever table design

@aldofhister6859

5 жыл бұрын

Men. ! Society has you kids nowadays so f***** up to think these tiny little f****** rooms and homes are livable.

@lulutubes12

5 жыл бұрын

@@aldofhister6859 Thank you for sharing your opinion about tiny homes and smaller dwellings. Many people are happy living this way. What works for others might not work for you and that's okay. There's room for all styles of living at the table.

@aldofhister6859

5 жыл бұрын

@@lulutubes12 no. -not true! my old saying stands.

@Dd-dv9rb

5 жыл бұрын

@@aldofhister6859 we are happy to live in a tiny house

@aldofhister6859

5 жыл бұрын

@@Dd-dv9rb no you're not. !it's because you're young and you're single and have no kids

Great design! One of the few tiny houses that truly has an upstairs that doesn't feel like a compromise but truly a livable place for years.

When my Son & l walk through the old neighbourhood he lives in, we are CONSTANTLY discussing what we would do with the little back laneway buildings we walk past! There are soooo many that would make adorable tiny homes, guest suites, or little art studios. Unfortunately in Ottawa the powers that be have long rigid sticks up their butts, so these ideas may never happen! Good for BC, ALWAYS much more progressive than Ottawa, or Ontario in general. My goodness it's a big space to enter! It's so well laid out. How adorable the way the birds sit on their shoulder as they move around, lol! Birds are so social when you let them be, like here in their sweet little nest!🦜 I see l would be able to fit my rocord collection in here too!👍🏻 As an artist l would LOVE that designated studio space. Love the big full staircase and open bright bedroom that is a good size!! And that balcony is to die for!!! Those little birds are just the cutest, they must make life very entertaining! I have been in my small 1-bedroom apt for 9 yrs. 7yrs in this place doesn't seem long enough -- l could spend eternity here!!👍🏻😄❤️🦜❤️🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦

Yay!!! Coffee is on brew, tiny house time. Cheers Bryce!

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Andy!!! :)

Take a shot every time Bryce says “can you tell me about....”.

@sa115music

4 жыл бұрын

take a shot every time the woman says “mmMMmm...”

I love those trees and plants surrounding the house. Adds a cozy feeling

Thank you Bryce...yet another great video. This is a really special place. The garden is gorgeous... All my best to you and your sweetie! Thank you.

Such a brilliant solution and what a lovely home it is, close to relatives but still more than enough privacy. I really like the concept. One of the older suburbs in my city (Pretoria, South Africa) has done something similar with dividing and using the backyards opening onto lanes, but not many cities have that opportunity

OMG... their kitchen is PERFECT.

Definitely one of my absolute favorites ! And I totally love this couple and their creativity !

I love their sense of style. Very cool small home.

The way it is designed and its location with greenery around. It doesn't look small at all. Better than flats.

Thank you bryce for taking us to another exciting adventure.All of your videos are wonderful and cudnt miss any of it.

ohhh MY guuudnesss !! That HOUSE !! that house is just Spectacular !!! I love it love it so dreamy cozy great space ,privacy and you don't feel closed off from anything or lack of space so to speak. I would love to have a home like that. That Price is not a bad thing either for Vancouver and the Equity will deffinitely pay off in the long run. Great job Bryce ! and kudos to the home owners blessings to them always.

The interior is clever, squeezing so much into so little, but I love the exterior! Not everyone would have the guts to do that raspberry red colour, it is so cool. And that balcony is so so cute and private.

I guess a "lane" is a fancy term for an alley in the US? :) I kinda wished we had seen more of these companies/building plans at the Small Home Expo! I just lived in one in the San Francisco area and loved it. Lots of privacy being behind a house and not on the road, and it's rare to get nice new construction for a good price.

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I think the term lane and alley are interchangeable.

@jackknapierr

5 жыл бұрын

This is in Canada. We call alleys, alleys in the US.

@comfynomad

5 жыл бұрын

@@jackknapierr I know it's in Canada :) It wasn't clear that it's the same thing as an alley, that's all.

it will be nice when all code standards encourage small footprint housing

The space is unbelievable and amazing and the red umbrella rooftop balcony and garden yard is to die for! That’s a slice of heaven for me!!! If I can ever afford a tiny house I want that home design!

Brilliant use of space, and what a beautiful couple, and an amazing home they have made. Looks so cozy - and a view of a park from the upper level is certainly icing on the cake! Thanks Bryce for finding their home for me to enjoy via KZread! Keep up the great work!

I would love to live in a tiny house one day!

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Then I'm sure you will! Just have to make it happen. :)

I've lived in Vancouver my entire life until recently when I was forced to move to the Gulf Islands in search of more affordable housing. It's virtually impossible for young people to buy homes in Van when even the smallest homes are close to 2 million CAD. So good to see new options arising.... maybe I'll return one day! Great video!

@acriticalvegan6164

5 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean. I moved to Van Island to be able to afford anything.

@sksbc3895

5 жыл бұрын

@@acriticalvegan6164 Sounds like we're living similar lives.... so sad to not be able to live in my own home town all because of foreign interests in our beautiful city :( My son, who's in college is struggling to keep housing while he gets his education. Vancouver is for the rich now sadly.

@acriticalvegan6164

5 жыл бұрын

@@sksbc3895 My old hood after the olympics has gone well over 2 mill. And the foreign investers from china are just parking there money here, in our realestate. If i was going to go to school in van, I would do it in a small RV or converted van, The cops ignore the issue now as long as you dont park in front of rich peoples homes that complain. i boondock all over Van in my truck camper and had no problems. Check out Chromes channel 'Vancity Vanlife'

@sksbc3895

4 жыл бұрын

@@acriticalvegan6164 I agree, people are having to look for alternatives for housing. My son has to live with 3 room mates at the moment just to make ends meet while he goes to school. I hate what's happened to my hometown.

This couple has done an amazing job with the build and design WOW. Thanks Brice

This house looks modest, beautiful, and practical all at once. The decks and landscaping and office are well thought out and attractive. And I really appreciate it being a normal width so you wouldn't feel like you're constantly operating in a tunnel. I'd live there.

The parrots are so adorable!!! Oh and I would like to have such a transformer table!!

Perfect size! Need these legal all over the U.S

Beautiful home and I couldn’t help but notice what great laughs the couple has! So open and happy sounding!

SO, SO beautiful!!!! It is nice that they realize how fortunate they are ❤️🌈

Beautiful Tiny Home I love everything about it...thanks again Bryce and Rasa your channel is the best I get excited when I get notifications telling me I have a video to watch 🙂

Thanks for letting us see inside your tiny home!

😳What makes it unique are those birds on your shoulder how many people can say I make tea with birds on my shoulder that's incredible🤗

I like the fact that this is a "tiny 🏠 house" Plz bring us more. 💙💗💚😍❤🇺🇸💛

This place is so gorgeous & unique!

How beautiful! What a great design!

It totally blends beautifully with the neighborhood. Love the landscaping, mom.

I would LOVE to see these "bigger" tiny houses more

The house is great! I love the full staircase! The parrots are adorable!

The design of this house is beautiful .... I want it!!!

Her designs are so gorgeous! And such a Lovely home, loving how they integrate nature.

A smile when I see a notification of your new video Bryce.. Thank you so much for what you are doing..

An incredibly beautiful home.... thanks for sharing!

This couple are aimply amazing.

I love showcasing smaller space living compared to JUST tiny homes. Great find 👍🏼

I just love them! WONDEFUL couple & a beautiful, lovely house. & yes! Looks a whole lot bigger inside

More videos like this !! Please !!

LOVE the plant life and gardens!

The furniture in this house is among the greatest I've seen.

I'm loving these little secondary units. What a great starter/B&B/rental/retirement house! Much more practical than the height- and width-restricted tiny houses on wheels. I wish we could see a floor plan!