Teen Carpenter Builds His Own Tiny House In Parent's Garden

ID: 3423038 A teenage carpenter managed to save himself a fortune - by building his own tiny wooden house at the bottom of his parents' garden. Thomas Lear was just 17 when he had a ‘lightbulb moment’ and decided to build his own home from scratch to have his own space - without a hefty price tag for rent. The carpenter spent two years building the rustic home from reclaimed timber, completing the tiny project for a cost of just £6000. Now aged 21, he is the envy of his mates by having his own house without any rent bills - although he admits there's not really enough space to invite anyone back to his place. **Please contact for media / licensing / broadcast usage** SUBMIT A VIDEO: Connect with Caters: Twitter: Facebook: Website: Instagram: Company Information: Caters Clips is owned and operated by Cat