Tiny Homes for Sale in BC
A Collection of 7 Builders Selling Tiny Homes in the Province
If you’re searching around for tiny homes for sale in BC, you’ll find no shortage of skilled builders creating high-quality, four-season homes suited for full-time living, backyard suites or recreational use.
Across the province, companies offer everything from budget-friendly bunkies to luxury park models, with options for CSA-certified, RV-ready or fully manufactured tiny homes. Many builders emphasize craftsmanship, sustainability and customizable layouts, giving buyers the freedom to design a home that reflects their lifestyle.
Below, we take a look at some of British Columbia’s top tiny home builders, their most popular models and what you can expect in terms of pricing, size and features.
Rover Tiny Homes
Based in Chilliwack, Rover Tiny Homes is a family-owned builder offering four-season tiny houses, portable cottages and RV-style units across BC. With more than 25 years of construction experience, the company builds locally with certified trades and offers homes meeting A277, Z241-PM, Z240-RV and Z240-MH standards.
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Their mountain- and island-themed models – including the Woodside, Silvertip, Hemlock, Cypress, Apex, Elk Horn and RV units like the Cortes, Pender, Denman and Hornby – are designed for durability, mobility and year-round comfort.
Rover also provides backyard-ready garden suites. The Mighty Fraser starts at $74,900 for about 228 square feet and includes 10-foot ceilings, electric heat, a 30-gallon hot water tank and compact kitchen. The Harrison, from $92,900, expands to roughly 276 square feet with a separate bedroom. The Clearwater, beginning at $119,900, offers around 360 square feet with a full bedroom, galley kitchen and larger bathroom inspired by boutique hotel layouts.
All three use cost-efficient, durable materials such as vinyl board-and-batten siding, birch plywood interiors and 40-year roofing.
Vancouver Island Tiny Homes
Based in Bowser, Vancouver Island Tiny Homes is led by a European master carpenter with decades of experience. The company focuses on craftsmanship, Canadian-made materials and licensed local trades, with each home built on a Transport Canada-certified trailer and backed by a one-year structural warranty.
Their models range from compact loft units to family-friendly layouts. The Magdalena is a 21-foot, 230-square-foot loft model built with 2×4 framing, tongue-and-groove pine interiors and durable vinyl plank flooring. The Gypsies, a 26-foot, 260-square-foot two-bedroom design, adds extra storage through a signature staircase system. The Islander offers 344 square feet with a ground-floor primary bedroom, bright loft, full shower/tub bathroom and optional washer-dryer plumbing.
For buyers wanting something tailored, the Canadiana is fully customizable and constructed entirely with Canadian materials. Across all models, the company emphasizes quality wood finishes, durable builds and one-of-a-kind character.
Sunshine Tiny Homes
Sunshine Tiny Homes, based in British Columbia, builds personalized tiny houses that balance craftsmanship, sustainability and comfort. Led by founder Pam, the company focuses on designing homes that reflect each client’s lifestyle, health needs and aesthetic preferences. All models are CSA Standard Listed, built to either CSA Z240-RV for mobile units or Z240-MH for manufactured homes suitable as full-time residences.
Their lineup includes several thoughtfully designed models. The Coastal Escape starts at $149,000, offering 267 square feet in a 24-foot layout for one to two people. The Simply Heaven Flex, beginning at $180,000, expands to 430 square feet and sleeps three to five, with options for RV or manufactured classifications. The Sunny Bunkie provides 100 square feet of permit-free extra space from $35,000 while The Solaris delivers 480 square feet as a permanent home starting at $264,000.
Each build features mobility-friendly layouts, main-floor sleeping, quality cabinetry, full bathrooms, washer-dryer hookups and HRV systems, with customization available across all models.
Canadian Tiny Homes
Based in the West Kootenays, Canadian Tiny Homes builds CSA-certified manufactured tiny homes designed for full-time living. With over 40 years of combined experience, their award-winning designers and builders focus on craftsmanship and client collaboration from concept to completion.
Models such as the Willow, Sitka, Redwood, Atlas, Kokanee, Silverton and Monarch are fully customizable, with each home handcrafted and tailored to the owner’s lifestyle.
Clients participate in the full design process, supported by 3D renderings and detailed planning. Builds take about four months and can be configured for on-grid or off-grid use with financing and delivery available across North America.
Hummingbird Micro Homes
Hummingbird Micro Homes, based in Terrace, designs sustainable, pre-built and customizable tiny homes with a focus on efficient layouts and high-quality craftsmanship. Their lineup includes move-in-ready models such as the Pursuit, Meadow, Valhalla and Skadi, generally ranging from about 200 to 350 square feet, with custom builds available for buyers who need a specific footprint.
Pricing varies by model and features, but their homes typically fall within the mid- to upper-five-figure range, depending on size and specifications.
Select models such as The Islander (approximately 180-220 square feet) highlight the company’s detailed construction standards, including spray-foam insulation, LP Smartboard siding, vinyl plank flooring, LED lighting, washer-dryer hookups and fully equipped kitchens with modern appliances. More compact units like the Mini-Me offer smaller, budget-friendly options for flexible use as offices, bunkies or accessory units.
Mint Tiny House Company
Based in Delta, Mint Tiny House Company is one of North America’s largest builders of Tiny House RVs and park models, offering sustainable, customizable homes since 2014. Their designs emphasize style, durability and low-maintenance living, with models ranging from compact 236 square foot units to spacious 528 square foot park models.
Pricing generally starts around $105,000 and extends to the mid-$200,000s depending on size and features.
Mint’s catalog includes RV-certified builds like the STR 26 (236 square feet, from $105,400) and STR 30 (250 square feet, from $121,400), as well as larger park model options such as the Ruby and Oasis (386 square feet, from $149,000). Their Canada Goose and Modular series offer 392 to 528 square foot layouts with main-floor bedrooms, multiple lofts and sleeping capacity for up to six, with models like the Blakely, Orca, Hartley and Tofino priced between $198,750 and $219,000.
Nelson Tiny Houses
Nelson Tiny Houses is a small, family-run builder in southern BC known for creating highly customized, handcrafted tiny homes. Producing only four to five houses per year, the company works closely with each client to design a one-of-a-kind home built by a team of fine woodworkers, metalworkers and artisans.
All homes are CSA compliant and include a 5-year structural warranty. Buyers can choose from two feature models, the gable-roof Acorn House and the single-pitch V House, or design a fully personalized build.
Pricing depends on length and trailer style: 22–26 foot homes typically range from $85,000 to $115,000, 28–32 feet from $105,000 to $145,000, 34–38 feet from $140,000 to $170,000, and 40–46 feet from $160,000 to $185,000. Each home comes fully equipped, with appliances included or optionally sourced by the client.
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