Finding Land for Your Tiny House
How to find trustworthy landowners willing to lease private land for a tiny house.
Dedicated land leasing platforms
These websites work like real estate portals built specifically to connect private landowners with tiny house owners looking for long-term parking.
Run by licensed real estate agents. Provides legal lease templates, tenant screening, and site vetting.
The largest dedicated land-sharing platform in Australia for long-term tiny house parking rentals.
List your available land, or post a "Wanted" ad to reach active tiny house seekers directly.
Social media groups
Active tiny house communities gather in dedicated Facebook groups, where you can post your location, land features, and grid availability directly to thousands of potential renters. Search Facebook for groups such as "Land and Tiny Houses to rent or buy in Australia", "Tiny House Parking Australia", and "Tiny Houses Australia Community".
What to include in a land listing
To attract good tenants, make sure your listing clearly covers:
- Location: your suburb or regional zone. For privacy, don't post your exact street address publicly.
- Access: note wide gate clearances, steep inclines, or unsealed roads that could affect a heavy towing vehicle.
- Water: mains garden tap, rain tanks, or whether the tenant must bring their own.
- Power: an available 10A/15A plug, or whether the site is strictly for off-grid solar setups.
- Waste: access to a septic drop, or whether you require a composting or incinerating toilet.
- Pricing: long-term land lease rates in Australia typically run around $70 to $150 per week, depending on location and included utilities.