What is a shed house? Legally, the shed is a small, simple structure typically built in a backyard for storage, recreation, or as a workspace. The International Building Code (IBC) defines a shed as “a building or structure of an accessory character.” For this reason, most areas classify sheds as “accessory structures,” meaning they’re meant for storage, not for living. Thus, to turn a shed into a shed house, you’ll need to reclassify it as an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) or tiny home, which requires meeting specific building codes. For this collection, we focus on unique and affordable plans that can serve as a backyard shed or rustic weekend cabin suited for glamping. Also, always check with local building codes before starting any project.
Unique small house plans
Check out our collection of these very popular and affordable unique small house plans from a group of professional architects and designers – “Pin-Up Houses” from the Czech Republic. They did a remarkable job of designing and then building almost all of their tiny homes. In hard economic times, many of our visitors look for …
