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No Loft, No Stairs: The Senior-Smart Tiny Home Layout You’ve Asked For

Join our newsletter for all things living tiny! https://bit.ly/THT-Newsletter His Tiny Home Community - https://bit.ly/3JHxfrU His Tiny Home Distributor - https://bit.ly/47VBcBr His Tiny Home Builder - https://bit.ly/claytonhomestht His YouTube - ‪@leefogle4383‬ His Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/share/1FgxxJ... Interested In Being Featured On The Channel? : http://bit.ly/Tour-Application VIDEO DESCRIPTION: This tour follows a homeowner who went from a 5,000 sq ft, 5-bedroom house on Lake Murray to a 400 sq ft Clayton Homes Sunset Retreat—and found more comfort, freedom, and peace than ever before. For anyone considering downsizing, tiny home community living, or a single-level accessible layout, this walkthrough offers a clear, lived-in example of how small-space living can truly work. Why He Left the 5,000 sq ft Lifestyle After raising three children and living in a large, high-maintenance home, he realized the space, the upkeep, and the endless possessions no longer supported the life stage he was entering. Later, after hurricane damage in Florida and increasing cost-of-living concerns, he began searching for a smaller, more economical, manageable, and community-focused way to live. A tiny home community became the perfect answer: • lower monthly expenses • predictable living costs • walkable neighborhood • social interaction without overcrowding • no heavy maintenance or yard work • a right-sized home designed for aging in place Main Living Area: • 10-ft ceilings and full transom windows bring in natural light • Open sightlines to trees, sky, and vegetation • Wood accents create a warm, cabin-inspired environment • A compact but functional layout optimized for TV viewing, relaxing, and daily living He furnished the tiny home himself in half a day using Amazon deliveries—showing how easily a small space can be set up without stress or clutter. Kitchen Designed for Real Cooking: • Efficient “cockpit-style” layout—everything within arm’s reach • Microwave, oven, and high-quality appliances • Open shelving to reduce clutter and improve visibility • Ample—but not excessive—storage • High-quality faucet and strong water pressure • A small dishwasher (rarely needed due to hand-washing) A Built-In Workspace Designed for Modern Life: One of the most praised features is the built-in office nook. For viewers who work remotely, manage online communities, or run virtual meetings, this area shows how tiny homes can support a fully digital lifestyle without sacrificing comfort. He uses this space for YouTube, Zoom, and patient support groups—and notes that this built-in design is far superior to working from a sofa or kitchen bar. A Bedroom Built for Aging in Place: • Full-size bed • Built-in nightstands with charging outlets • Extra drawers and storage space • Window seat • No climbing, no lofts, no ladders • A calm, sacred space used only for sleep and quiet reflection This is the kind of layout that consistently performs well with viewers 55+ looking for long-term stability. Cost of Living in a Tiny Home Community: • Home price: $105,000 • Setup/connection: $10,000 • Lot rent: $450–$650/mo (including lawn care, garbage, water) • Electricity: $120–$129/month, even in extreme heat or cold • Fiber internet: ~$70/month • Insurance: $100/month • Property taxes drastically lower than his previous large home Compared to prior taxes of $17,000/year and utilities often between $500–$1,000/month, this tiny home lifestyle provides financial breathing room, predictability, and peace of mind. Why He Chose Community Living: • Water views • Quiet streets • Walkable neighborhood • Social interaction and morning conversations • A balance between privacy and connection A Life of Contentment: Every night, he asks himself two questions: “What do I need that I don’t have?” “What do I want that I don’t have?” This tour is especially helpful for: • People 55+ looking for low-maintenance living • Anyone wanting to reduce monthly expenses • Homeowners wanting to escape rising property taxes • Retirees prioritizing accessibility and single-level layouts • Those tired of clutter or large-home upkeep • People seeking strong social interaction without crowded neighborhoods • Viewers worried about hurricanes, insurance, or unpredictable housing costs • Individuals considering a tiny home as a primary residence, not a novelty If you’re thinking about joining a tiny home community, this walkthrough shows exactly how comfortable, functional, and affordable it can be. Filmed & Edited by:   / sydneyandalbert   TINY HOME TOURS LINKS: Business Enquiries - [email protected] 00:00 Introduction 00:57 Tiny Home Living Room 03:53 Tiny Home Kitchen 04:55 Tiny Home Office Area 05:40 How & Why He Went Tiny 11:04 Tiny Home Downstairs Bedroom 12:48 Tiny Home Bathroom 14:33 Final Thoughts