Discover the charm of urban living with these innovative house designs! Perfect for narrow city lots, these homes maximize space without sacrificing style. 🏡 Get inspired to make the most of ...

Tiny homes are everywhere these days-affordable, efficient, and a solid way to dodge bloated housing costs. This 485 sq ft, one-bedroom design nails it for narrow lots without feeling cramped ...

The founders of American studio Only If have completed a multi-storey, slender house for themselves on an exceptionally narrow parcel in Brooklyn, New York.

Storey and Holmes bought the 2,900-square-foot lot in 2017 for $92,000 and started to plan their home. The land was not just steep — a grade of 33% — but also long and narrow.

Designed by Office Hughes Olsen, the pair of houses are of the second generation of narrow-format single-family homes that can fit on the many vacant 25-foot wide lots in Duluth.

This Craftsman bungalow boasts detailed porch columns and is a great choice for a narrow lot. The rear-loading garage keeps the front clear to show off the wide porch and dormer. Inside, a ...

Pulte Homes is asking to rezone approximately 24 acres on Greenwood’s east side in order to build a 55-lot single-family residential development. Provided by the city of Greenwood A strip of ...

Simon Storey of Anonymous Architects has become the go-to for seemingly impossible L.A. lots. Building his own home on a Silver Lake hillside took some unexpected turns.

A 10-foot-wide house was built 'out of spite' on a leftover piece of land in Florida and is selling for $619,000. See inside.

North Hempstead has updated its town code to prevent developers from subdividing properties and building homes with lot sizes that are narrower than the rest of a neighborhood. Residents of ...

DISPUTE OVER SETBACKS The Committee of Adjustment recently granted a minor variance to allow a house to be built on a property on Baseline Road near Ceylon that is a former road allowance.

He says the home design is the best use of narrow lots. And several blocks away on Fourth Avenue North and 66th Street North, he wants to build 14 homes around a park, within sight of Interstate 59.