Remote Office
Create a dedicated workspace away from household distractions while staying close to home.
117 sq.ft
Not Available Bath
13ft x 9ft x 9ft
2 People
Not Available Bedrooms
Not Available
The Tahoe Mini is designed to make the most of a compact footprint without sacrificing comfort or versatility. Whether you're creating a remote office, creative studio, guest space, or personal retreat, this pre-designed prefab model offers a bright, functional space that's easy to enjoy and ready to personalize with available add-ons.
Built on a durable 6082-T6 aluminum chassis designed for strength, stability, and long-term performance.
12mm environmentally friendly vinyl flooring offers a durable, low-maintenance surface for daily living.
Multi-layer aluminum wall panels with XPS insulation help create a comfortable interior throughout the seasons.
Built-in spotlights and ceiling lighting provide bright, even illumination throughout the interior.
Large tempered glass windows with argon-filled glazing invite natural light while supporting everyday comfort.
Includes US-compliant outlets, breaker box, and electrical components designed to support everyday use.
Modern. Efficient/ Built for wherever life takes you.
Base model includes core features
Excludes taxes and delivery
NextGen tiny homes are designed with practical features that help your space feel useful, comfortable, and easy to make your own.
Create a dedicated workspace away from household distractions while staying close to home.
Give yourself room to paint, build, write, record, or focus on your next creative project.
Keep tools, crafts, collections, or personal projects organized in a space that's entirely your own.
Set up a dedicated area for workouts, yoga, stretching, or everyday wellness routines.
Our homes begin with a pre-designed model rather than a completely custom floor plan. You can personalize your selected model with compatible options and add-ons.
NextGen does not represent or guarantee its homes as primary residences. Whether a unit may be occupied or used in a particular way depends on its classification, your property, zoning, utilities, and local regulations.
Customers are responsible for confirming that their intended use is permitted by the appropriate authorities.
No. NextGen cannot guarantee permitting or approval in any jurisdiction. Final decisions are made by the applicable city, county, HOA, utility provider, or other reviewing authority.
No. Customers are responsible for confirming and satisfying the permit requirements for their property. NextGen does not obtain permits on the customer’s behalf or guarantee that a home will be approved in a particular location.
When possible, our team can provide available product documentation and general guidance to help you understand the process and communicate with the appropriate local authorities.
No. The Tahoe Mini uses a paneled structure that can be assembled on-site without a crane. It requires level ground for installation.
Choose the model that best fits your intended use and contact NextGen to request a quote. If you already have a property in mind, share the basic property information so the project can be discussed more clearly.
Remember that the customer is responsible for confirming all local placement, permitting, and use requirements.
The final price depends on the selected model, available options, add-ons, and the specific needs of the project. Contact NextGen for a personalized quote.
Unless specifically included in your written quote, permit fees, site preparation, utility work, engineering, inspections, and third-party services should be considered separate expenses.
Depending on your property and local requirements, a NextGen home may work as an accessory dwelling unit, guest space, remote office, pool house, home studio, man cave, she shed, or similar secondary-use space.
The customer is responsible for confirming all applicable zoning, placement, permit, utility, HOA, and installation requirements before moving forward.
Requirements vary by property and jurisdiction, so customers should contact their city, county, HOA, utility provider, and any other applicable reviewing authority.
Talk with our team to review pricing, available features, and the next steps for bringing this model to your property.
