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Tiny Homes For Sale In Virginia

Modern Tiny Homes For Sale In Virginia

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Log Park Model Tiny Homes For Sale In Virginia  

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Nervous about code enforcement?

Virginia requires tiny homes on foundations to follow state building codes, which set a maximum size of 400 sq. ft. along with minimum height and safety standards. That can make building on a foundation tricky, but there’s no need to worry. Park model homes are classified as RVs, and each of our models carries the RVIA Seal, showing it meets ANSI A119.5 standards recognized nationwide. Local rules can still vary, but we’ve put together a complete guide to help you navigate them with confidence.

Explore Our A-Frame Park Model Home

Our park model tiny homes are built around your needs and tastes. Step inside the A-Frame model featured in this video and see how everyday life can unfold in one of these artfully designed spaces.

Benefits Of Park Model Tiny Homes In Virginia

Mountain Getaways

Park models are perfect bases for retreats in the Blue Ridge and Shenandoah Valley, where outdoor adventure meets peace and quiet.

Coastal Living

From Virginia Beach to the Chesapeake Bay, park models give you an affordable way to enjoy waterfront escapes without the cost of a cottage.

Easier Setup

Classified as RVs, park models often face fewer hurdles than foundation-built tiny homes under Virginia’s residential code.

RVIA Certified

Built to ANSI A119.5 standards, ensuring safety, quality, and nationwide recognition.

Our completed builds

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Ready to embrace tiny living in Virginia? 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.

Virginia Park Model Tiny Homes

Yes, but the duration depends on local zoning. Some counties allow recreational or seasonal use more easily than year-round living. Many owners place park models in RV parks, campgrounds, or private retreats. See our complete guide to Tiny Home Regulations in Virginia for details.

Tiny homes on foundations must comply with the IRC and Virginia’s building code. Park models, by contrast, are RVs built to ANSI A119.5 standards and RVIA-certified, making them simpler to place in many locations. For more information about how these structures differ, see our guide on Park Model Homes vs. Tiny Homes.

Most localities require permits for placement, especially if utility hookups are involved. The process is generally simpler than for a foundation-built home. Learn more in our Virginia regulations guide.

Park models are capped at 400 sq. ft. of living space (not including lofts or porches), per ANSI standards. You can explore layouts and features in our Park Model Buying Guide.

Yes. Park models can include multiple sleeping areas, bathrooms, and even full kitchens while staying within size limits. See examples in our Park Model Buying Guide.

Park models can be a smart choice for vacation housing or short-term rentals in popular areas like Shenandoah or the Blue Ridge. Their affordability and flexibility make them appealing compared to traditional housing. Always confirm local zoning before using them as rentals.

Ideal Locations for Your Park Model Tiny Homes in Virginia

Virginia offers incredible variety for tiny living, from mountain retreats to coastal getaways. Some organized communities exist in places like Floyd County, but many of them restrict homes to certain builders. With a Zook Cabins park model, you’re not tied to one community; you can place your home in RV parks, campgrounds, or on private property where zoning allows.

  • Floyd County (Blue Ridge Mountains)  A growing hub for alternative housing, with scenic land and RV-friendly spaces where park models make excellent retreats.
  • Rockingham County  In the Shenandoah Valley, Rockingham provides scenic farmland and easier opportunities for seasonal or recreational park model placement near Shenandoah National Park.
  • Accomack County (Eastern Shore)  With waterfront areas and rural landscapes, Accomack allows tiny homes under Virginia’s building code, and park models are a natural fit for seasonal coastal retreats.

For more guidance, see our full guide to Tiny Home Regulations in Virginia

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