A small house in Little Rock, Arkansas, with light blue siding and white trim, a red front door, and the number 5100 above the entrance. The house has a pitched roof and a small porch with a green potted plant.
A compact, bright kitchen with white cabinetry and a small island on wheels under a loft bed accessed by a wooden ladder. A cozy dark sofa with colorful cushions sits in the foreground, creating an inviting space that feels right at home in Little Rock, Arkansas.

600 Square Feet of Small House Living in Arkansas

Lindsey, her husband, and their Labrador retriever reside in a charming 600-square-foot Tumbleweed Whidbey built back in 2011. Situated in the historic Hillcrest neighborhood of Little Rock Arkansas, their home stands out as the smallest in the area, yet its design seamlessly blends with the neighboring houses.

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Thoughtful Design and Salvaged Materials

Lindsey’s small home is a testament to creativity and sustainability. The front door, a vintage piece from the 1900s with original glass, and the reclaimed wood gifted by her stepfather add unique character. The foyer’s wallpapered ceiling and reclaimed board wall set a welcoming tone.

Multi-functional Spaces

The sunroom doubles as a laundry room with a stacked washer and dryer, offering a bright, sunny spot to watch the bustling neighborhood. In the living area, a rustic fireplace and television create a cozy atmosphere. Custom cabinetry and smaller appliances in the kitchen maximize space efficiently.

Clever Storage Solutions

Innovative storage solutions abound, from the bench seat in the dining room with built-in storage to the salvaged slate countertops. The master bedroom accommodates a queen-sized bed and nightstands, with a customized closet providing ample storage.

Loft Living

A library ladder leads to a versatile loft space, perfect for studying or blogging, with a short queen-sized bed and a skylight for natural light. The loft and the downstairs bedroom ensure this tiny house meets the International Building Code requirements.

Embracing Sustainable Living

Lindsey’s Whidbey is more than just a tiny house; it’s a thoughtfully designed, cozy oasis that proves bigger isn’t always better. Her home stands as a beautiful example of sustainable living and smart design.

Floor plan for the Whidbey model by Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, featuring 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, kitchen, great room on the first floor, and a large loft area on the second floor. Ideal for those seeking a cozy and efficient tiny house experience.

Photos by At Home Arkansas