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Tiny Homes For Sale in North Carolina

Modern Park Model Tiny Homes For Sale in North Carolina

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Nervous about code enforcement?

We get it. North Carolina requires each habitable room in a tiny home to be at least 70 sq. ft. with a 7-foot ceiling, and zoning rules can differ from county to county. That can make foundation-built tiny homes tricky, but there’s no need to worry. Every Zook Cabins park model is RVIA-certified and built to ANSI A119.5 standards, the same code recognized nationwide for recreational use. In North Carolina, park models are treated as RVs, which often makes them easier to place in RV parks, campgrounds, or on private land where zoning allows.

Explore the Interior of Our Rockwood Park Model Home

Our park model tiny homes come in a variety of designs and layouts to suit your lifestyle. Step inside the Rockwood to see what life in one of our park models can look like.

Benefits of Park Model Tiny Homes in North Carolina

Blue Ridge Retreats

Park models make the perfect base for hiking, skiing, fishing, and year-round escapes in the North Carolina mountains.

Coastal Getaways

Enjoy the Outer Banks or Wilmington-area beaches without the cost of a second home by placing a park model in a local RV park or campground.

Easier Placement

Since they’re classified as RVs, park models often face fewer zoning hurdles than foundation-built tiny homes.

North Carolina Trusted

Every Zook Cabins park model carries the RVIA Seal and is built to ANSI A119.5 standards, giving you confidence in quality and approval across the state.

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Ready to embrace tiny living in North Carolina? Fill out our quote form with your preferred park model and any features you’re interested in. We’ll send you a personalized estimate so you can see what your tiny home might cost.

North Carolina Park Model Tiny Homes

It depends on local zoning. Some counties only allow seasonal or RV-park use, while others permit permanent setups if homes meet modular standards. See our complete guide to Tiny Home Regulations in North Carolina for more in-depth information on this topic.

Foundation-built tiny homes must follow NC’s residential building code. Park models are RVs under ANSI A119.5, built to national standards and certified with the RVIA Seal.

Yes, most counties require permits for placement and utility hookups. The process is usually simpler than permitting a foundation-built tiny home.

Park models are capped at 400 sq. ft. of living space, not including lofts or porches. Learn more in our complete guide to Tiny Home Regulations in North Carolina.

Yes. Many layouts include two bedrooms, full kitchens, and even multiple bathrooms while staying within the 400 sq. ft. limit. Explore our Park Model designs to see which one is right for you.

Ideal Locations for Your Park Model Tiny Homes in North Carolina

North Carolina is one of the most tiny-home-friendly states, with opportunities stretching from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic coast. If you’re considering a park model, here are a few areas worth exploring:

  • Henderson County
    Home to “The Simple Life” tiny home community, Henderson County has embraced small living with spaces designed for long-term enjoyment.
  • Watauga County
    In the Boone area, tiny homes and park models are recognized as permanent residences, making this a strong choice for mountain living.
  • New Hanover County
    Along the coast, RV parks and campgrounds near Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach provide practical spots for seasonal or vacation use.

Together, these counties highlight how North Carolina offers both mountain escapes and coastal retreats, giving you flexible options for placing a park model tiny home. For more details on county rules, check out our complete guide to Tiny Home Regulations in North Carolina.

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