Minimaliste has over 10 years building personalized, sustainable tiny homes Canadians love.
Our models, your vision
Accessory Dwelling Units
On wheels
Personalized models
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Every inch of my tiny house tells a story—my story. Minimaliste turned my vision into something even better than I imagined
- Guidance to suitable land
- Verify zoning and feasibility
- Every Minimaliste model is built to code
- Delivered to your door
CMHC mortgages require just 5% down for fixed homes, while RV loans suit mobile units. The 2025 Housing Supply Action Plan offers low-interest loans up to $80,000, boosting affordability. Minimaliste simplifies the process with expert guidance on eligibility and applications.
- Canada approved lender matching
- Application assistance
Four-Season Durability
Engineered for year-round living in extreme weather (-30°C to +30°C) with superior insulation and efficient systems
Modular Strength
Built stronger than traditional homes in a controlled factory, minimizing waste and enhancing transport resilience
Safety Compliance
Meet RVIA or NOAH standards for road-legal safety, structure, insulation, and systems compliance
Warranty Coverage
3-year structural warranty, plus extras on materials, workmanship, systems, and appliances
The Nomad isn’t just where I live—it’s how I live. It gives me the freedom to work anywhere, and the peace of always being home.
A seamless, supportive process from planning to delivery
Share your vision with us
Start with a free consultation where we understand your needs, answer questions, and explore design options.
Personalization + Approval
Choose your model, customize features, and approve the final design before we book your project on our construction calendar.
Build + Deliver to you
We craft your home with care, keep you updated, and deliver it ready for you to move in.
FAQs
How long does it take to build and deliver a tiny home in New Brunswick?
Build time for a Minimaliste tiny home is 5–8 weeks, with delivery to New Brunswick taking 1–2 weeks, totaling 6–10 weeks until move-in ready. Timelines depend on your build start date and project queue, and we’ll provide a personalized schedule. Contact us for details, we'd love to speak with you!
Can I place a tiny home in my backyard or use it as a secondary dwelling in New Brunswick?
Yes, absolutely! Many New Brunswick municipalities, like Saint John and Fredericton, allow accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in backyards for family or rental use, provided zoning bylaws are met. We’ll help you navigate setbacks and regulations for modular or wheeled homes.
How do I connect my tiny home utilities (water, power, sewage) in New Brunswick?
Our tiny homes support both on-grid connections to municipal water, power, and sewage systems and off-grid setups with solar panels and composting toilets, fully compliant with New Brunswick codes and customized to your site’s needs.
How much does a tiny home cost in New Brunswick?
Base model tiny homes, like the Thuya, start at $100,000 CAD, with custom units ranging up to $200,000+. Additional costs include delivery ($4,000–$8,000 from Quebec) and site preparation ($5,000–$15,000), offering savings compared to traditional New Brunswick homes averaging $332,000+.
Can I live in a tiny home year-round in New Brunswick’s climate?
Absolutely, our tiny homes are built for New Brunswick’s cold winters, featuring R-40+ insulation and efficient heating systems to ensure comfort in temperatures as low as -25°C, perfect for year-round living in rural or urban settings.
What is the minimum and maximum size for a tiny home in New Brunswick?
Tiny homes in New Brunswick are typically defined as being up to 37 m² (400 ft²) under the Building Code. There’s no strict minimum, but homes must meet habitability standards, with our models like the Thuya (200–250 ft²) designed for full functionality within these limits.
Where can I park or place a tiny home in New Brunswick?
Tiny homes can be placed on private land, backyards, or RV parks, depending on municipal zoning. Modular homes are ideal for private lots or designated communities, while tiny homes on wheels suit RV parks or seasonal sites in areas like Fredericton or Moncton. Contact us to evaluate your specific location.
Are tiny homes legal in New Brunswick?
Yes, tiny homes are legal in New Brunswick, provided they comply with the New Brunswick Building Code and local zoning bylaws. Modular homes can be used as permanent residences, while tiny homes on wheels are often classified as recreational vehicles (RVs) and may face restrictions for year-round living in some areas. We can assist with navigating local regulations to ensure compliance.
The Nomad isn’t just where I live—it’s how I live. It gives me the freedom to work anywhere, and the peace of always being home.
Schedule a consultation today, and we'll give you a tailored plan to achieve your tiny home dream.
