Prestige Cubby Houses That Are Probably Worth More Than Your House!

Beautiful wooden cubby house with balcony and large windows.

Cubby houses sure have come a long way since we were kids and our dad hammered together some plywood in the back yard.

Now, they’re elegant, luxurious and downright expensive. They’re called prestige cubby houses, favoured by the cream of society for their little beasties and growing more popular every day. In fact, if you’ve got the money to burn, you could even buy your little one their own, child-sized, mansion to play in.

When you think about it, prestige cubby houses are a much cheaper way of entering the market for your kids, but starting at more than $7,500 they’re still not cheap. And of course, that’s just the entry level price.

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The true behemoths of scaled-back real estate might feature several bedrooms, modern amenities like underfloor heating, and more windows than any home you’ve ever owned. The couture cubbies are currently being produced by a small business in America, but custom-built cubby houses have been around for some time now. In both mass-produced and custom-made, there are a few that stand out, so if you’re interested in tiny real estate, take a look at these stunners.

1. Landscaped complete with a balcony

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2. Simple Yet Classy

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3. Fenced with Front Porch3

4. Castle-like Wooden Cubby House

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5. Extended Two-Storey Mansion

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6. Woden Tree Cubby House

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7. Amazing Cubby House with Garage and Chimney

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8. Lighthouse-inspired Cubby House

These are just some of the items constructed by Lilliput Play Homes, a Union outfit that's being featured in an episode of a Web documentary scheduled this month on unique businesses.HO

9. With a Cute Attic

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10. Light-coloured Simple Cubby House

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Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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