Godfather Tiny Home Offer: Prices, Inclusions & Savings

Teeny Tiny Homes explains the Godfather Tiny Home Offer, with prices, inclusions and savings for buyers now planning a tiny home in Caboolture, Queensland.

Comparing the building price alone can leave buyers without a complete budget for delivery, installation and approvals. The Godfather Tiny Home Offer combines a skid-base home with a matching deck and patio for buyers assessing indoor and covered outdoor space together. Before ordering, the current package figure, written inclusions and property-specific costs must all be confirmed.

What Is Included in the Home, Deck and Patio Package?

The package includes a completed tiny home, matching deck and covered patio. Our standard home specification includes a galvanised steel skid base and steel frame, Colorbond roofing and cladding, insulation, finished walls and flooring, kitchen cabinetry, electric cooking appliances, bathroom fixtures, a laundry area, lighting, power points, fans and air conditioning. The combined format makes it easier to assess the internal living area and adjoining covered space as one commercial package.

Layouts and bedroom configurations vary by building size. Buyers should compare the selected model with our pricing and inclusions and obtain a written schedule rather than assuming every layout, finish or optional upgrade forms part of the package.

What Do the Published Prices Actually Show?

The official package table currently displays six home, deck and patio bundle prices. These are published guide figures and should be checked before a deposit is paid:

  • 6 × 3.4 m: $100,324
  • 8 × 3.4 m: $113,284
  • 9.6 × 3.4 m: $128,134
  • 12 × 3.4 m: $138,479
  • 13.5 × 3.4 m: $147,979
  • 13.5 × 4 m: $161,979

For the Godfather Tiny Home Offer, the published savings should not be treated as one verified figure. The page advertises bundles from $99,324, mentions $6,700 in savings and free upgrades, labels the table “Save $2,000”, and includes component arithmetic that does not consistently match those statements.

Until the figures are aligned, ask us to confirm the applicable bundle price, savings, upgrades and promotion terms in writing. Our article on comparing tiny home quotes explains why the full scope matters more than an isolated headline price.

Which Costs Must Be Confirmed Before Ordering?

Transport is not included in the building price and is paid separately to the transport provider. The amount depends on distance from our Upper Caboolture yard, property access and delivery requirements. Narrow roads, gates, overhead services, turning space and crane requirements may affect the transport method and final cost.

A complete written scope should identify responsibility for:

  • Site preparation: Clearing, levelling, access work and required engineering.
  • Installation: Stumps or foundations, tie-downs, stairs and placement equipment.
  • Service connections: Electricity, water, plumbing, drainage and other utilities.
  • Approvals: Planning, building, plumbing and private-certifier requirements and fees.
  • Variations: Layout changes, optional finishes, upgrades and site-driven work.

The QBCC tiny-home guidance advises Queensland buyers to confirm zoning, engage a private certifier and obtain necessary approvals before purchase or installation. It also states that a home fixed to land and used as a dwelling must be installed by an appropriately licensed contractor.

Teeny Tiny Homes and the Godfather Tiny Home Offer

Teeny Tiny Homes can explain the published models, standard inclusions and information needed for a property-specific scope. A useful project budget combines the home, deck, patio, transport, installation, connections, variations and approval pathway. Written confirmation of the current price and responsibilities gives buyers a sounder basis for comparing the package and deciding whether to proceed.

Book a free design call or visit our display yard to verify the current package price, inclusions and property requirements before ordering.