A Sweet-Haus Nordic Nook above Mill Creek near Old Fort, North Carolina

Tiny Homes & Modular Homes in North Carolina

Park model cabins and modular homes for the mountains, the foothills and beyond, built just across the state line in Chesnee, South Carolina.

Aerial view of the Sweet-Haus facility and showroom lot in Chesnee, South Carolina

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Homes Built in South Carolina and Delivered to North Carolina

Every Sweet-Haus is built indoors at our facility in Chesnee, South Carolina, just south of the North Carolina line, and delivered to your site with our trusted shipping partners.

Being close means you can drive down to walk through finished homes at our showroom, and your home has a shorter trip to Western North Carolina, the Charlotte region and the rest of the state.

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Licensed Modular Builder in North Carolina

Modular Homes for North Carolina

Sweet-Haus is a licensed modular builder in North Carolina and South Carolina. Our modular homes are factory-built to meet applicable residential building codes, undergo third-party inspections, and are installed on a permanent foundation, with 200 amp electrical service included.

RVIA Certified

Park Model Options

Our park model RVs are certified by RVIA to the ANSI A119.5 standard. They are a natural fit for mountain retreats, campgrounds, communities and rentals, wherever park models are allowed.

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Every County Is Different

North Carolina Zoning & Placement Considerations

Where a Sweet-Haus can go in North Carolina depends on your county or town, zoning district, intended use, foundation type and whether the home is a park model RV or a modular home. Some areas restrict park models and RVs from use as permanent residences; a modular home may offer a different path.

Mountain properties bring their own questions: steep or narrow drives, tight turns and slope all affect delivery. After your deposit is paid, our team arranges a site visit to evaluate the travel path, delivery access, and planned home placement.

Before you buy, check:

  • Your county or town zoning office
  • Deed restrictions, HOA or community rules
  • Minimum square footage requirements
  • Allowed foundation types
  • Septic or sewer approval and utilities
  • Driveway grade, width and turns
  • Full-time, part-time or rental use

Final approval always rests with your local authority. Use our pre-delivery checklist.

Aerial view of a Sweet-Haus Nordic Nook at Trout Stream Cabins

Near Old Fort, NC · Only 4 Lots Remaining for Lease

Trout Stream Cabins at Mill Creek

Our own creekside cabin community east of Asheville: seven private lots along Mill Creek, close to the Old Fort Gateway Trails and Pisgah National Forest. Lot rent is $800 a month and includes water, sewer, trash and lawn care.

A Sweet-Haus Nordic Nook is installed there now and for sale at $167,500, plus lot rent. See the Nordic Nook at Trout Stream.

Looking at other Western North Carolina communities? Explore communities.

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Buying and Delivery, Step by Step

Six steps from first look to move-in, the same whether your home is going to the mountains or the coast.

  1. Explore Models
  2. Connect With Sweet-Haus
  3. Design Your Haus
  4. Place Your Order
  5. We Build Your Home
  6. Delivery, Setup & Enjoy

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Tiny Homes in North Carolina: FAQs

More answers on our FAQ page.

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Design your home online, or talk with our team about your property. Also building in South Carolina? See our South Carolina page.

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