Tiny Timbers

$495 Per Month

Tiny Timbers Agrihood sits in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin. The village brings tiny homes and agriculture together. You live among gardens, a greenhouse, and shared tools. Neighbors collaborate, trade skills, and grow food. The plan favors privacy inside your home and connection outside it. You join a community that values stewardship and low-impact living.

Most tiny homeowners hit the same walls. Zoning blocks legal parking. Utilities drain savings. Isolation makes the move harder. Tiny Timbers removes those barriers. The city recognizes certified tiny homes. The site supports real utilities and shared resources. You arrive, connect, and start living.

Lot Rentals & Terms

Legal parking shouldn’t feel like a maze. Tiny Timbers makes it direct. You lease a serviced homesite and lock in clear costs.

• Monthly lease: $495
• Includes: a 10×12 storage shed
• Garbage and recycling, snow and lawn care
• Raised garden bed, space in the root cellar and greenhouse
• Access to the pavilion, trails, and sledding hill
• One beehive per four homes is provided each year
• City water/sewer, electric, natural gas, and Spectrum internet
• Lease term: 3 years
• You may leave with 90-day notice after 8 months minimum occupancy
• Subleasing allowed with screening

This structure kills guesswork. You skip private-land installs for septic, wells, and broadband. You pay one predictable site fee, then only what you use for power and data. The term gives stability and an exit path. You plan with confidence and keep capital for your home—not for dirt work.

Living here also gives you more than a site. Your lease connects you to a farm, gardens, and neighbors who share your goals. It’s not just a contract. It’s a lifestyle with support built in.

Community Amenities & Resources

Amenities carry daily life here. You garden, store produce, and gather without building everything yourself.

• Greenhouse and root cellar for year-round food support
• Pavilion and trails for events and recreation
• 10×12 sheds on each site for tools and overflow storage
• Snow and lawn care handled for you
• Community beehives to boost pollination and harvests

These features cut costs and time. You gain space to grow food and meet neighbors. You stop outsourcing the basics like storage and maintenance. The result: simpler days, richer seasons, and a community that shares the load.

Why Choose Tiny Timbers Agrihood

Rules and infrastructure keep many tiny homes on the sidelines. Tiny Timbers opens the gate. The city accepts certified units (RVIA, NOAH, or Pacific West). Homes must fit 150–399 sq ft on the main floor, no wider than 14 feet, and no taller than 15 feet. You park a compliant home and connect to real utilities. Pets are welcome: up to three per household with sensible rules.

You also live close to daily needs. Stores and services sit within a short walk, bike, or golf-cart ride. Trails, parks, and seasonal activities fill the area. You trade isolation for community and chaos for rhythm. Tiny Timbers blends food, habitat, and housing. You lease an affordable site, tap city utilities, and grow alongside neighbors. The agrihood model turns downsizing into a lifestyle—rooted, social, and resilient.

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