Tiny homes for sale in England – in pictures

From a historic former stable in the heart of London to a new-build ‘barn’ surrounded by open countrysideA new-build barn-like property in the the heart of the Kent countryside. Photograph: SandersonsFri 14 Aug 2026 02.00 EDTCoddenham, SuffolkTo the east of Needham Market is this village where there is Cloudberry Cottage, a traditional timber-frame construction, believed to date back to the 16th century. It is washed in Suffolk pink under a thatched roof with a striking brick chimney announcing its presence. The stable door entrance opens into a sitting room with wooden floorboards, exposed beams and a fireplace. The kitchen (wooden units also painted in pink) is at the back with a bathroom. Upstairs are two bedrooms. Arranged over two floors, it has been run as a holiday let. £239,950.Bedfords, 01284 769 999Photograph: BedfordsUlcombe, Maidstone, KentOn the outskirts of the village, on the edge of the Kent Downs National Landscape, is a new-build, barn-like property. Surrounded by mature trees and then open countryside, this energy-efficient home with one bedroom and an open-plan living area was built in 2025. The kitchen has fitted units and appliances and doors that open on to the surrounding grounds. Its eco credentials are based on operational energy: underfloor heating and solar panels. It is available chain free. £290,000. Sandersons, 01233 629 629 Photograph: SandersonsStoke Newington, LondonThis mews property may be compact but there’s nothing small about the price tag. However, it is in the fashionable Stoke Newington village. The former Victorian stable has been beautifully renovated, maintaining its historic heritage with hanging stable entrance doors under exposed timber beams with Spanish terracotta floor tiles. The kitchen leads into a dining area and there’s a family bathroom to the back. Stairs rise up to a living room with dual-aspect windows and vaulted ceiling. Steel stairs then go up to the loft-style bedroom. £850,000. Aucoot, 020 7112 4907Photograph: AucootEdmundbyers, County DurhamIn the North Pennines area of outstanding natural beauty, is this pretty village surrounded by countryside, open moorland and hiking routes, and close to the Derwent reservoir. Here is Wayside Cottage, an end-of-terrace, period cottage, which has been renovated. A stable door opens into a narrow angled kitchen with a stone floor. This leads into the living room centred around an inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove and a bay window to the front. Upstairs the bathroom and dressing room mirror the shape of the kitchen. £175,000. youngsRPS, 01434 608 980Photograph: Youngs RPSStour Provost, DorsetThe village is to the west of Shaftesbury and the vast Cranborne Chase National Landscape, and nestled in the Blackmore Vale known for its 19th-century rubble-stone cottages under clay-tiled and slated roofs. In the centre, by the church and close to the River Stour, is a neat one-bedroom cottage. Through a rose-coloured front door, the downstairs consists of a sitting room with a large inglenook fireplace and a separate kitchen and bathroom. Upstairs is a bedroom and a landing space that could be used as a second bedroom or nursery. £285,00. Inigo, 020 3687 3071Photograph: Inigo