7 Awesome Tiny Houses For Sale In Hawaii You Can Buy Today

Living in Hawaii; soaking up the sun — that’s the dream! Coconuts, sun, and hula girls. Get energized by the islands of Ahola and consider making a holiday, a home!

Now, tiny houses are super trendy, who doesn’t want to live in a cute, little, teeny tiny home. Ideal for couples or solo livers, big houses are out— tiny houses are in.

Cheaper in value than standard homes with much more character. Tiny houses are infamous for turning the most random space in a living space.

From cabins to trailers to converted containers and even family homes, anything can be considered a tiny house if it is, well, tiny!

Read on for 7 awesome tiny houses located in Hawaii!

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Custom Hillside Cottage

$679,000

This remarkable, modern, tiny cottage is a treat for the eyes. Located in Kailua-Kona, this tiny house is hidden away within all the beautiful greenery you come to expect from the tropical Hawaii.

The gorgeous scenes of the native Ohia forest is quite literally at your feet. With a sturdy and controlled gate, this home is perfect for someone seeking a little more privacy.

This hillside cottage is perched along the slops of Hualalai mountain. Onn the larger side of a tiny home, this cottage spans over 648 square feet (60.2 m²) with just the first floor, it is large enough for two people to live comfortably.

The main floor consists of a living room, bath, kitchen and a covered lanai which is perfect for those summer nights.

The downstairs is an extra 336 square feet (31.22 m²) with a sleeping room, extra storage and an additional covered lanai.

Features:

Ohia Lanai posts supporting the whole house
Hardwood floors
Water heater
A monkey pod counter in the bathroom
A double shower head with a walk in feature
Dishwasher
Custom designed lighting with fans spread throughout the house
Wooden surfboard design breakfast bar
Aviator fan in the living room
Full size washer and dryer
Gas oven and stove

Makawao

This compact house is perfect for someone who is on the go!

The house right now is located in Honolulu but due to the moveable nature of this house, the house being able to be attached to a standard RV- no part of Hawaii can be left unseen with this home.

Perfect for travelling either alone or with a loved one, this home has been designed to be on the go!

With a 3 ft (0.91 m) deck at the end entry of the home, it makes Makawao stand out compared to the other competitors with a stronger homely feel — perfect for relaxing outside.

Coming in at about 230 square feet (21.37 m²) including the lofts, two lofts, one for storage and the other sleeping, at both 8’ and 3’ respectability.

A gorgeous cedar interior really gives this house the Boho aesthetic that never really goes out of fashion, perfect for the aspiring influencer.

Features:

Cedar interior walls and ceiling
RV-type toilet
Two-burner electric cook top
Electric heater — wall mount
Thirty Amp main electric service with power cord
Fresh water holder tank (35 gallons (ca. 159 litres))
Track lighting
Brace and wire for fan and light
Fibreglass 32” shower
3.1 cubic foot (0.09 m³) refrigerator with freezer
Dual- glazed white residential windows
Z metal flashing on all windows
Insulation R-11 walls, floors & ceiling

Pu’ukea

This unusual design really brings character to this home, multiply windows really allows the natural light to shine through, especially along the open plan design of this house.

With two large lofts, that could potentially be two sleeping lofts. The open living room also had an extra room that could be used as an office, extra bedroom, storage, or a closet.

This home is also a ‘on the move’ home, with being able to be attached to a standard RV. The Pu’ukea sports a side entry, a unique addition to a trailer home.

A more modern design than the Makawao, with fewer add-ons on the outside. Pu’ukea will be able to withstand more long distance commutes with fewer worries.

This is the perfect first time portable home. Especially for a couple due to the vast amount of storage space. Pu’ukea also has porch lights, how cool is that?

Features:

Plywood flooring throughout the house
High efficiency dual- glazes windows
Durable metal roof
Walls and ceilings — white boarded throughout
Countertops are 6’ with laminated tile
Twenty-four inch stainless steel kitchen sink with faucet
Loft ladder
Water heater (10 gallons (37.85 liters))
Apartment sized refrigerator
Electric heating (wall mounts)
Two-burner electric cook top
Fire extinguisher
Carbon monoxide and smoke detector
Propane hookup outside
32” fiberglass shower
Residential toilet
Exhaust fan for ventilation

Mauna Kea

This retro style house even comes with its own garden! Perfect for an outdoor setting area. Being 28’feet long, this is one of the larger selections of the tiny houses.

Packed jammed full of kitchen cabinetry and counter — the worries about downsizing kitchen appliances are long gone!

Also, the living room is separate, for privacy! Both lofts are similar in size and also the same height, which is a great addition.

The bathroom is a respectable size, I’d argue much bigger than the bathroom in New York you’re paying over $4000 a month for.

Being both charming in design and spacial awareness, this trailer, however, isn’t able to be on the move due to the wider nature of it. The darker oak panels contrast nicely against the white walls, which is ideal for making this home, yours.

Features:

2’ X 6’ tubular steel 3 axles
Batten type insulation with R-11 walls
Multiply adaptable options readily available
Porch lights
Electrical connection cord
Forty-eight” fiberglass shower (with seat)
Two burner electric cook top
Refrigerator and freezer
Water heater (10 gallons (37.85 liters))

Super Tiny Homes, Hawaii

$40,000

This gypsy cavern inspired tiny home is all about being green! Fitted with solar panels, this house is ‘off the grid ready’, equipped with a rainwater catchment and a composting toilet!

This home is perfect for the more eco-friendly individual. This mobile home is ideal for travelling around the absolutely stunning sights of Hawaii.

Coming in at 18 feet (5.49 m) long and 8.5 feet (2.59 m) wide, this house had 140 square feet (13.01 m²) of interior space, this one of the tiniest on the list.

With open double french doors, this really opens up the tight space and allows for more guests in.

Features:

Two burner electric cook top
Refrigerator with s freezer built in
Shower
Stainless steel sink
Reused materials for flooring and furnishing
Metal roof
Solar panels
Propane gas to fuel the stove, refrigerator and other appliances
Composing toilet
Attachable to a standard RV

Container House

$75,000

How awesome is this house? A container that has been re-modified into a home, how hipster is that? Gone are the days of standard home, living in shipping containers is the new niche way of living.

Being 320 square feet (29.73 m²) wide, this funky little home is ideal for a couple, also being mobile this is perfect for the go. Just hook it up to your RV, and you’re good to go!

In this gorgeous modern interior design, the oak design just complements the stainless steel detailing of the kitchen applicants.

A full size queen bed and a full sized fridge freezer, what more can you ask for. The storage is spread out evenly throughout the house, with multiple kitchen cupboards, shelving and under the bed space.

The teal blue theme throughout the house is a perfect match with the darker wooden elements, it really brightens the house up.

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