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Tiny Homes For Sale in West Virginia

Modern Tiny Homes For Sale in West Virginia

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Log Park Model Tiny Homes For Sale in West Virginia  

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Nervous about code enforcement?

We get it. West Virginia’s rules for tiny homes can feel complicated, especially since every county or town may interpret zoning a little differently. That’s why every Zook Cabins park model comes RVIA-certified, built to ANSI A119.5 standards, the same code recognized nationwide for recreational use. Across West Virginia, tiny homes built on foundations must meet the International Residential Code (IRC), while park models are treated as recreational vehicles. That distinction often makes park models easier to place in RV parks or approved private sites. For more details, see our guide to Tiny Home Regulations in West Virginia for clear answers on what’s allowed and how to begin.

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 West Virginia

Built for West Virginia’s Seasons

With durable construction and insulation, our park models are designed to handle humid summers, snowy winters, and the changing conditions of Appalachian living.

Rental Potential

Park model homes are popular for short-term vacation rentals in West Virginia’s tourist areas, from the mountains to river towns, creating both a retreat and an investment opportunity.

Great for RV Parks

With RVIA certification, park models are welcome in many of West Virginia’s campgrounds and RV parks, making them a natural fit for recreation and seasonal living.

Sustainable Living

A smaller size means reduced energy needs. With upgrades like solar power, park models can support a more eco-friendly, off-grid lifestyle.

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West Virginia Park Model Tiny Homes

It depends on zoning. Some areas allow tiny homes as accessory dwellings on foundations only, while RVs like park models may be limited to seasonal or recreational use. Check with your local zoning office to confirm what’s allowed in your area. For more details, see our guide to Tiny Home Regulations in West Virginia.

Yes. Park model homes are capped at 400 sq. ft. under ANSI A119.5 standards. This ensures they remain classified as RVs, both in West Virginia and nationwide. Our article Tiny Home Regulations in West Virginia covers the state’s definition of a tiny home.

Foundation-based tiny homes require building permits and inspections under the IRC. Park models, classified as RVs, must be titled and registered, but still may require zoning approval for placement. See our article Tiny Home Regulations in West Virginia for more on the permitting process.

Yes. Tiny home communities are starting to appear in West Virginia as interest in small living grows. Details can be hard to track down online, but reaching out to local zoning offices or developers is the best way to find current opportunities. For more background, see our guide to Tiny Home Regulations in West Virginia.

Ideal Locations for Your Park Model Tiny Homes in West Virginia

Tiny homes are legal statewide, but are often limited by ADU rules with higher size minimums. In many cases, that makes park model homes, classified as RVs, easier to place in RV parks, campgrounds, or on private land where zoning allows.

  • Hardy County
    With higher minimums for traditional dwellings, Hardy makes RV-classified park models a more practical way to enjoy small living.
  • Jefferson County
    Jefferson allows ADUs under housing codes, but park models are classified as RVs. This makes park models easier to place in RV parks or other approved areas, offering a simpler alternative to meeting full ADU requirements.
  • Kanawha County:
    Kanawha provides opportunities for park models on private land and in RV parks, though year-round residential use may still face restrictions.

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

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