FRANKLIN RESIDENCE

Although the term “small” is subjective, opting for a smaller house has numerous advantages, ranging from less clutter and less time spent cleaning to the ability to splurge on higher-quality goods you truly love. We generally pull toward one another when we’re in a smaller place, so a huge area is unlikely to come to mind when you think of a warm and cozy house. Smaller dwellings may make it for families to get together.

Just because a house has a small footprint on the outside doesn’t imply it has to feel small inside. Inside, a well-designed smaller home can feel just as (if not more) roomy than a much bigger home with an uncomfortable floor plan. If you aspire to have a nice garden or a lovely outdoor gathering space, a home with a smaller footprint can provide you with more of the outside living space you desire. A smaller home provides greater distance and seclusion from neighbors by taking up less of the entire land.