HUBA House comes prefabricated from high quality materials, with a production process that remains swift, efficient, and impervious to weather conditions. Tiny houses are designed to tackle the rigors of demanding environments, whether facing strong winds, heavy snowfall, or freezing temperatures. Our robust construction ensures years of operation sans the need for frequent refurbishing, and the house is resilient enough to withstand multiple relocations if necessary.

Setting up the holiday cabin is a breeze. On-site installation and communication hook-ups take no more than a single day. The modular design allows for flexible arrangements to optimize land usage. With entrances on both sides, modules can be thoughtfully positioned along pathways, crafting secluded backyards where guests can relish privacy.

Our commitment to durability and ease of maintenance is evident in the selection of all materials and components. Operating the holiday cabin demands minimal physical presence, as all systems can be remotely monitored and controlled. The smart house system, governing power, heating, ventilation, and access, comes pre-configured, its software automatically updating to keep everything operating seamlessly.

The HUBA House boasts high ceilings and panoramic windows, imbuing the space with a sense of spaciousness that belies its compact dimensions. Inside, the layout revolves around three primary areas: the lounge, bedroom, and bathroom. Upon entering through the front door, you step into a galley-style kitchen-hallway hybrid. This area features a convenient breakfast bar, seamlessly extending into the sitting area, where guests can savor their morning coffee while taking in the scenery that unfolds before them.

Ample storage abounds within the hallway, and the well-equipped kitchen offers everything guests need to prepare their meals, including the added convenience of a dishwasher. A glazed door at the hallway’s end beckons to the backyard, creating a seamless connection to the outdoors. The bedroom houses a king-size bed, offering a serene view that opens up to the rear of the house.

This thoughtful room arrangement maximizes the scenic vistas in both directions. Terraces can be positioned at both the front and back of the building, capturing both sunrise and sunset views—whether facing the sea, hills, golf courses, or expansive grasslands—aligning with the focal point of the location.