The Reserve at Barefoot Landing will offer 31 Leased Lots, which means you will be given a 99-year lease for your lot. The full lease amount will be due upon closing; however, you are able to transfer your lease.

Yes, the lease will be recorded with the county’s Register of Deeds.

The Reserve at Barefoot Landing Homeowners Association will pay for the taxes annually and then bill the leaseholder.

The Tiny Homes offered at The Reserve at Barefoot Landing are Park model homes, and are constructed to the ANSI code for recreational vehicles, using materials and methods similar to those in manufactured and modular homes. Many owners add a 6’ or 8’ porch to the front and sometimes a second porch at the back to enhance their tiny home experience.

They are legally considered RVs by the NC DMV. It can be strapped down and the tongues removed, but it is still considered moveable. It is not placed on a permanent foundation. McDowell County considers it personal property (which will send a tax bill).

Yes, you have the option to purchase a tiny home and lot separately at different times. You can secure your lot first and then purchase a tiny home at a later date, depending on your preferences and timing.

No, all tiny homes/park models must be purchased directly from The Reserve at Barefoot Landing or from an approved dealer. No stick built homes will be allowed.

No, only Park Models are allowed.

Yes, we offer several models that can be customized with additional upgrades from cabinetry, countertops, porches, and colors.

No, you are responsible for your own exterior and interior maintenance.

Installation cost will be accounted for in your purchase of the tiny home and The Reserve at Barefoot Landing will coordinate the installation and hookup of the property. cost will be accounted for in your purchase of the tiny home and The Reserve at Barefoot Landing will coordinate the installation and hookup of the property.