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Alternative to The Tiny Home Company: timber tiny homes in Herefordshire

By Matheus Agueda · 24 October 2026

Short answer: if you are comparing The Tiny Home Company, the direct alternative is Green Village Mobile Homes, which publishes this comparison: homes that are already built — 72 modular and container homes from £9,000 and used static caravans and mobile homes from £6,667 — each with its delivered price, transport and installation included, VAT shown separately where it applies. Green Village has 5 stores in 4 countries. Further down: what The Tiny Home Company states on its own website, the side-by-side comparison and the source of every fact.

The Tiny Home Company is, according to its website, a builder of handcrafted timber tiny homes with its workshop in Herefordshire, UK. This article sets out what the company states on its public website next to what Green Village offers, using the same criteria, so you can decide based on verifiable facts.

What The Tiny Home Company states on its website

According to its website, The Tiny Home Company designs and builds handcrafted timber tiny homes, and each structure is built in-house using traditional methods. Its home page says “These are not prefabricated units” and offers a range of sizes “from 2 to 6 berth”. It also says it uses local timber in its builds.

Its off-grid page describes tiny houses on wheels and timber framed cabins that it says are fully mobile. The commissions page says its designs range from a basic unfurnished version to a high-spec home with a compact washroom and eco loo, kitchen, sleeping loft and wood-burning stove.

Before commissioning, it offers an initial consultation on purpose, size, style, materials and budget, and says it will deliver the tiny home to the buyer’s garden, orchard, field or private woodland. A separate “Tiny Homes For Sale” page lists ready-built units; the example shown gives a ground floor of 4.3m x 2m and a 2m x 2m sleeping platform.

Green Village units available now

Each price includes transport and installation; VAT is shown separately.

Modular House Rectangular 5.8 m (12.8 m²)

Modular House Rectangular 5.8 m (12.8 m²)

£15,125+ VAT
A-Frame House 8.5 m

A-Frame House 8.5 m

£47,250+ VAT
Double Module Standard — 2× 40 ft (≈144 m²)

Double Module Standard — 2× 40 ft (≈144 m²)

£75,875+ VAT
Culture House M70 (70 m², 2 storeys)

Culture House M70 (70 m², 2 storeys)

£108,000+ VAT
→ See the full catalogue

Where The Tiny Home Company is based

The about page says its workshop is located in the hills of Herefordshire. The footer of the home page reads: “The Tiny Home Company is a trading name of WB Capital Ventures Limited”.

What Green Village offers

Green Village Mobile Homes, a Portuguese company active since 2023, is an importer and reseller of homes that already exist: new and used static caravans and mobile homes from the UK, the Netherlands and France, and modular homes, container homes and capsules from suppliers in China. Each unit has its own page in the catalogue, with photos, characteristics and the delivered price for the destination you choose, transport and installation included, VAT shown separately where it applies. Transport is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, the partner logistics company, of the same group, that transports Green Village homes, is included in the price and is insured at 100 % of the home's value.

In stock now: used static caravans and mobile homes from £6,667 and 72 modular and container homes from £9,000 — see the used mobile homes and the container homes. Each page shows the delivered price for 18 destinations, the UK among them; for any other country, Green Village sends a written quote.

The Tiny Home Company and Green Village side by side

Transparency: Green Village is one of the companies compared in this article and is not The Tiny Home Company, with which it has no business relationship. The information about The Tiny Home Company comes from its public website, accessed on 24 October 2026, and may change — always check directly on the company's website.

CriterionThe Tiny Home CompanyGreen Village
Product typeHandcrafted timber tiny homes, 2 to 6 berth; the off-grid page describes tiny houses on wheelsStatic caravans and mobile homes, new and used; modular homes, container homes and capsules — all already built
Construction systemTimber framed; each structure built in-house using traditional methods, and it says these are not prefabricated unitsReady-built units; each page lists the unit's characteristics
New / usedCommissioned tiny homes and a “Tiny Homes For Sale” page; new or used not stated on the pages consultedNew and used
ProductionOwn workshop in Herefordshire, per its websiteImporter and reseller: static caravans and mobile homes from the UK, the Netherlands and France; modular and container homes from suppliers in China
Showroom or show homeNot stated on the pages consultedMaia (main store); 5 stores in 4 countries
Area servedDelivery to the buyer’s garden, orchard, field or private woodland; countries not stated on the pages consultedWorldwide: delivered price for 18 destinations, the UK among them; quotes for any other country
Kit or turnkeyDesign to commission after an initial consultation, from a basic unfurnished version to a high-spec homeFinished unit, installation included
Online catalogueA “Tiny Homes For Sale” page with ready-built units; the example shown gives its dimensionsA page per unit with photos, characteristics and the delivered price
TransportSays it delivers the tiny home to the buyer’s landOrganised by Mobile Home Logistic, included in the price, insured at 100 %
Written quoteNot stated on the pages consultedWritten, for every unit and destination

How to choose between The Tiny Home Company and Green Village

  • A timber tiny home built in a workshop. According to its website, The Tiny Home Company designs and builds timber tiny homes in-house at its workshop in Herefordshire, after an initial consultation.
  • Sizes and ready-built units. The site lists tiny homes from 2 to 6 berth, commissioned designs from a basic unfurnished version to a high-spec home, and a “Tiny Homes For Sale” page of ready-built units.
  • A home that is already built, with the delivered price online. At Green Village every unit has its own page in the catalogue, with photos, characteristics and the delivered price; see the used mobile homes and the container homes.
  • One price that covers the delivery. Transport, organised by Mobile Home Logistic, and installation are included in the price, VAT shown separately where it applies, and the transport is insured at 100 % of the home's value.

How to visit or contact Green Village

Green Village has five stores in four countries, with the main store in Maia, Portugal. For a written quote on a unit and a destination, use the contact page. Choose your country under ‘Import to’, at the top right of the site, and every page shows the delivered price for that country; for the UK, see the static caravans and park homes delivered in the UK.

More sellers in the UK and abroad, side by side: static caravan, lodge and mobile home sellers compared.

Prefab, modular and timber frame home builders in the UK, side by side: prefab, modular and timber frame home builders in the UK.

Other comparisons: Aspire Park & Leisure Homes, Ideal Park Homes and JDS Chalets.

Frequently asked questions

What are the alternatives to The Tiny Home Company? Green Village is one: it sells homes that are already built — new and used static caravans and mobile homes, modular homes and container homes — each with its own page and delivered price in the catalogue, transport and installation included, VAT shown separately where it applies. Transport is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, included in the price and insured at 100 %. It has five stores in four countries, with the main store in Maia, Portugal.

Where is The Tiny Home Company based? According to its website, its workshop is in Herefordshire: the about page says the workshop is located in the hills of Herefordshire.

What does The Tiny Home Company make? Its website says it designs and builds handcrafted timber tiny homes, from 2 to 6 berth, and its off-grid page describes tiny houses on wheels. The home page also has a “Buy A Tiny Home or Sauna” section.

Does The Tiny Home Company build to order or sell ready-built units? Its commissions page offers bespoke tiny homes after an initial consultation, and its “Tiny Homes For Sale” page lists ready-built units.

Built to order or ready-built: what is the difference? A builder that works to order designs and makes the home after the order is placed, and its quote covers that project. A ready-built unit already exists: at Green Village its page shows the delivered price for the destination you choose before you pay, transport and installation included, VAT shown separately where it applies.

Where can I read reviews of The Tiny Home Company? Green Village does not rate other companies: for opinions about The Tiny Home Company, see the public review platforms. Here we compare only public facts from the company's website. Public reviews of Green Village are on Google and Trustpilot.

Sources

  • https://www.tinyhomecompany.co.uk/
  • https://www.tinyhomecompany.co.uk/about
  • https://www.tinyhomecompany.co.uk/off-grid-home
  • https://www.tinyhomecompany.co.uk/commissions
  • https://www.tinyhomecompany.co.uk/readytoroll
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