Home Depot is selling a ‘handy’ tiny home for just $4,000 and they professionally install it for you

TINY home enthusiasts can now purchase a luxury shed from Home Depot to convert into a tiny living space.

The Handy Home Tribeca from Home Depot is a modern-style wood shed and is priced at just $4,028.

The shed measures eight feet wide by 12 feet deep and comes installed on-site.

Plus, it also measures nine feet to nine inches high with six-foot-high side walls.

Shoppers can expect to see black shingles, wood siding, and pre-hung, double doors.

The Home Depot website says the doors are mounted on full-length galvanized steel hinges to prevent sagging and reduce load stress.

Other features include wood floor decking, factory-primed siding, and an over-door transom window.

However, customers will need to purchase paint and should check with their local city as they may need a building permit. 

To grab the tiny home, head to The Home Depot and order online.

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Home Depot is also selling a Best Barns Hampton shed that folks are turning into a tiny home.

For just $12,823, the Hampton has the proper materials, like nails, hardware, glue, and detailed step-by-step instructions.

While it comes with wood floors, some assembly and additional purchases may be required.

For example, customers will need to buy paint and shingles.

The Hampton will be delivered to your door, but check with your local building, zoning, or neighborhood association to grab all applicable permits.

The popular hardware store is also selling a 140-square-foot tiny home called the Sedona for $4,839.

It’s a steel-frame building kit that can be turned into a tiny home, guest house, or standalone office/storage space.

Plus, it comes pre-assembled with steel panels that are said to offer an easy installation process.

TINY LIVING

Once your tiny home is purchased and put together, owners can choose from tons of villages for more affordable living.

For example, the Circle Pond community is located in South Hillsborough County, Florida, and sits on almost five acres.

Each lot space surrounds the Circle Pond and starts at just $500 per month.

This includes water, sewer, garbage, lawn care, and electricity.

Just note that your tiny home must be certified safe and utilize an instant hot water system, per the Circle Pond Community website.

While the village is focused on providing long-term, permanent tiny home living, residents can choose from monthly or yearly rental options as well.

The U.S. Sun reveals the top four tiny home-friendly cities to avoid a big price tag.

Home Depot isn't the only store selling tiny homes, Lowe’s is selling a $1,850 ‘best seller.’