Cute as a Button Buttercup Laneway Tiny House

Explore the charming Buttercup Laneway Tiny House in Vancouver, a perfect blend of innovative design and cozy living that showcases the appeal of tiny homes.

By The HyggeHous TeamMarch 7, 20252 min read9 photos
Cute as a Button Buttercup Laneway Tiny House

Introduction to the Buttercup Laneway House

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This craftsman style Buttercup Laneway House In Vancouver, Canada is just one of the beautiful laneway house that you can find in the city. Laneway houses have been built in Vancouver since its laneway tiny housing program began in 2009. The goal of the laneway house program was to increase the variety and supply of affordable housing within the city. The Buttercup tiny house design is being used as a tiny house design vacation rental instead. The Buttercup laneway house was built by Vancouver laneway house specialist Lanefab Design/Build.

Interior Layout and Features

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The tiny cottage's 780 square feet floor plan has two bedrooms, with one on the ground level and one tucked into the roof space, both bedrooms can accommodate a queen-sized bed. There is also a bathroom on each level of the tiny home design, so you have the choice of either living one the main floor or having a private master bedroom upstairs.

Bathroom and Living Space Details

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The downstairs bathroom on this tiny house design has a bathtub while the bathroom upstairs has a shower with a window. There is a small recessed front porch that faces the alley. When you enter the tiny backyard cottage, a short hallway takes you past the bedroom and stairs to the open living room space along the back half of the tiny home design. There is a U-shaped kitchen at one end and a sitting area at the other. The dining room space in the middle of the tiny home design has French doors that open to a paver-stone terrace. The upper stair landing in the tiny home design was designed to be big enough to include a built-in desk, which can double as a small study or home office. The Buttercup tiny house design can be rented through Homeaway. This laneway tiny house design is a great way to get a feel for tiny house living if its something you are considering.

Benefits of Downsizing to a Tiny House

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Downsizing into a unique a tiny house design or tiny cabin designs can be a way to save money on heating, building costs, taxes, maintenance, and repair costs. For many people buying the a tiny house design or tiny cabin, designs mean that they can afford to own their tiny house design outright, and in doing so they can afford to do more of the things they enjoy from pursuing hobbies, traveling, and passions. If living in a tiny house design is something that you think you may be interested in, you will find lots of unique tiny house designs and tiny cabin designs and resources from books, websites, step by step video tutorials and tiny house literature.

Learning Opportunities in Tiny House Construction

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There are also tiny house design workshops offered all over the country where you can learn how to build your tiny home, whether it be a strawbale house, tiny cabin designs, a tiny house on wheels, or log cabins. A tiny house design or tiny cabin designs are simply living in a smaller sized house. Tiny house design living usually means living in a tiny house design that is less than 500 square feet.

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