Sunshine Coast Hinterland, QLDFreestyle Tiny Homes
- Good for: Wider 3 m tiny homes with starting prices published
- Good for: Trying a tiny home stay before buying
Freestyle Tiny Homes builds tiny homes on trailers in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. It was started by Zac, a builder with residential construction experience, and Sabrina, who brings interior design and photography, after the pair spent two years travelling Australia in a caravan Zac built. The range covers the Studio Series in three layouts, the Freedom 9.5 for couples, the road-legal Escape 6.2, and the two-bedroom Family Escape made from two connected modules. Prices for each are published as starting figures. Most homes are 3 metres wide and move by tilt truck, while the 2.4 metre Escape 6.2 can be towed without special permits. Standard inclusions listed on the model pages cover custom cabinetry, a gas cooktop with electric oven, instant gas hot water and a 2.5 kW split system. A Try Before You Buy stay lets buyers spend a few nights in one of the homes before committing, and builds take around 12 weeks.
- Starting prices published for every priced model
- Try Before You Buy stays in a finished tiny home
- Escape 6.2 is 2.4 m wide and legally towable
- Two-bedroom Family Escape built from two connected modules
- Free local delivery within 50 km for towable models
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Track record
| Install | Arranges the install for you |
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| Business | FREESTYLE TINY HOMES PTY LTD, ABN 80 660 537 753 |
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| Trading | ABN registered 28 Jun 2022; the maker says Freestyle Tiny Homes was founded by Zac and Sabrina, a dynamic duo with a shared passion for minimalism, freedom, and high-quality craftsmanship. |
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What customers rate them
| Google | 5 from 9 reviews | Read them (15 Oct 2026) |
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Researched 15 Oct 2026 from Freestyle Tiny Homes' own site and the public registers.
Who they are
Freestyle Tiny Homes is a Sunshine Coast Hinterland company set up in 2022 by builder Zac and designer Sabrina. The company holds its own QBCC builder licence, and builds its homes in-house, including the steel chassis.
What they make
Tiny homes on trailers: the Studio Series in 6.6 m and 9.5 m lengths, the Freedom 9.5, the 2.4 m wide Escape 6.2 that can be towed, and the two-module Family Escape. Most models are 3 m wide. It also sells towable deck trailers from $17,900.
What the price covers
Published starting prices run from $99,900 for the Studio 6.6 to $179,900 for the Family Escape. The base price covers a fitted bathroom, kitchen, bedroom and living area. Toilets are an option, and tilt truck delivery of the wider models costs extra.
Installing one in Queensland
The 3 m wide models are not legally towable and travel by super tilt truck, which Freestyle coordinates at extra cost. Towable models get free delivery within 50 km. The FAQ says a tiny home on wheels is often treated as a caravan, but a permanent connection to sewer or power needs a licensed trade and may need council approval.
Who it suits
Buyers who want a wider tiny home on wheels from a licensed Sunshine Coast builder, and can use a Try Before You Buy stay to test the size first.
Worth checking
No warranty is published; ask for it in writing. The FAQ says all homes are on road-registered trailers but also that most are not legally towable, so ask how your model will be moved and registered.
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