If you become the owner of a small landplot and looking for ideas for building a summer house, this material is for you. Our selection of small wooden houses clearly demonstrates that even on 6 acres you can build a comfortable dwelling.Every resident of a metropolis dreams of a cozy country house in which he could rest from the frantic rhythm of city life. Suppose that you have already taken the first step towards realizing this dream: you have purchased a small plot of land. However, what if its dimensions are not large enough for capital construction, say, there are only six hundred square meters or even less? Does it make sense to start a building or is it better to allocate the entire area for strawberries and tomatoes? We have prepared for you an inspiring selection of wooden houses, which clearly show that if you have imagination, you can build something more comfortable and cozy on a tiny piece of land than a makeshift unsuitable for life. Moreover, with a competent approach to home design, there will also be room for strawberries! This original house, designed by the English company Blue Forest, can comfortably accommodate four people. In addition to sleeping places, it has a living room, kitchen and bathroom. The dimensions of the base of the house are 8.3 by 6 meters. 
And how do you like this funny house located in the Austrian Alps? The architect decided to solve the problem with the uneven site, putting the construction on some kind of pile. 
And here is a domestic example of a creative approach to the construction of a dacha. This house-ship was built by a resident of Kemerovo, without a plan and drawings, and after that he realized the layout of the plot of 6 hectare. 
This wooden polyhedron with a folding terrace decorates the site in distant Bogota, in Colombia. The author of this masterpiece is the designer Manuel Villa (Manuel Villa). 
But such a charming and absolutely eco-friendly pine cottage in the Russian style, you can order directly from ... China. The sizes are offered different. 
A stylish and seemingly very compact house inNorway from the company JVA Architects has a very unusual interior layout, thanks to which in an area of 120 square meters, there are two bedrooms, a spacious living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, two storage rooms and ski equipment. 
For the construction of such a house is enough area of 7.5 to 7.5 meters. However, thanks to a thoughtful planning, it will not be crowded. The interior area is 92 square meters. 
Construction of this wooden house with an area of 18Square meters cost the architect Macy Miller (Macy Miller) from Idaho only 11 thousand dollars. As a foundation, it used the base of an old trailer for a trailer. 
If you are planning to visit your countrySite only in the summer, you will come here with such a mobile mini-house from the Californian designer Vina Lustado. In the winter it can be towed "for storage". 
Another version of the "portable house", in which 12 square meters can accommodate everything you need. 
And how do you like this rural house in Minnesota? He reminds us of the scenery for the film-tale. 
And this tiny cottage in the Victorian style can be confused with a fairy-tale house. So cozy and charming it looks, despite its miniature size. 
But the creation of the American architect Megan Lea. She built her ecological house from old granary boards. 
And this original country houseIt was designed not by an architect, but by an Estonian artist Jaanus Orgussar. Due to the fact that the house is raised above the ground, it does not need a foundation. Now its area is only 82 square meters, but if you want, you can add additional modules. 
And finally: another modern wooden country house in the style of minimalism, which literally soars above the ground and ignores the traditional foundation. 
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Summer houses on 6 ares: 15 projects of the smallest wooden houses
