Tiny Homes for Sale in Daytona Beach, FL

Daytona Beach is a popular place to explore tiny homes if you want flexible living near the coast, a lower-footprint lifestyle, or a smart option for a second space. The fastest way to compare tiny homes in Daytona Beach is to start with your ZIP code—so you’re only seeing builders and dealers that serve your area (and homes that fit your placement plan).

• Matched by ZIP (compare what’s actually available)
• Delivery-ready and custom build options
• Compare pricing, timelines, and setup requirements

What Type of Tiny Home Are You Looking For?

Most buyers around Daytona Beach compare options across three paths. Picking the right path upfront makes pricing and availability comparisons much more accurate.

• Delivery-ready tiny homes: a quick route if you want something ready sooner and you have a placement plan.
• Park-model/RV-style tiny homes: common for designated setups and some communities.
• Custom tiny homes: best when you want a specific layout or your property needs a tailored approach.

Start with your ZIP at the top of the page and choose the closest match for your home type. You can refine budget, timeline, and placement details on the next step.

Delivery, Installation, or On-Site Build Near Daytona Beach

Because Daytona Beach is coastal, delivery logistics and site readiness can matter more than buyers expect. Some people want delivery + installation for a simple process, while others prefer an on-site build to match a specific lot, access needs, or layout requirements.

• Delivery + install: best if you want a streamlined setup and a clearer timeline.
• Delivery only: ideal if you already have a contractor handling pad/utilities.
• On-site build: best when customization and site planning matter most.

Tiny Home Pricing in Daytona Beach, FL

Pricing depends on the home type, size, finishes, delivery distance, and how ready your site is for placement. A helpful way to plan is separating costs into the home, delivery/setup, and site readiness.

• Layout + square footage
• Finish level (standard vs upgraded)
• Delivery/access requirements
• Utilities (electric, water, sewer/septic)
• Site prep (grading, pad, permits where applicable)

To get realistic numbers for your plan, enter your ZIP above and compare options available to Daytona Beach buyers.

Placement Checklist: Zoning, HOAs, and Coastal Considerations

Before choosing a floor plan, confirm placement basics for your location. Requirements can vary based on whether you’re placing on private land, in a community, or within an HOA. In coastal areas, you’ll also want to think about wind rating and site elevation where applicable. This isn’t legal advice—just a safe checklist to help you compare the right options.

• Confirm placement type (private land vs community)
• Check HOA rules (minimum size, exterior requirements)
• Verify utility expectations (hookups, septic/sewer, electric)
• Confirm delivery access (turn radius, width, clearance)
• Ask about wind-rating and exterior materials if you’re near the coast

Nearby Florida Tiny Home Searches

If you’re flexible on location, compare nearby markets to expand your options:

• Tiny homes in Orlando
• Tiny homes in Melbourne
• Tiny homes in St. Augustine
• Tiny homes in Jacksonville