Village Farm Tiny Home Community - Austin, Texas

Megan M.

Becky Avila Flores – Becky is a sales rep at the Village Farm Tiny Home community in Austin. She is wonderful to work with! She is friendly, honest and very knowledgeable in the area of tiny homes. I first met Becky in July of 2022 when she gave me a golf cart tour of the Village Farm Tiny Home community. She explained key features of each home and pointed out specific lot locations which are important considerations. We toured the farmhouse, the barn, pools, and dog parks. She provided maps showing available lots and models. She answered all of my questions, and I never felt rushed or pressured in the process.

Becky has developed a very strong presence on social media. She brings farm life to you through her videos. She is hard at work giving you personal walk-throughs of the tiny homes and showing live views of daily life on the farm. She features current events like the fresh farm produce sales on Saturday mornings, monthly events for the residents, and sales specials which change from time to time.

Becky encouraged me to “try them on” before buying. Taking her advice, I have stayed at the farm seven different times in the past year. I stayed in the Magnolia, Seabreeze, and Sedona models. This helped narrow and solidify my choice of available tiny home models. It also gave me the opportunity to meet many of the residents on the farm and experience what it is to live there.

If you are interested in learning more about tiny home life or purchasing a tiny home, give Becky a call. She is warm, welcoming and ready to show you the homes and lifestyle offered at Village Farm.

Estela M.

The experience was amazing. The tour guide (Maria Mendoza) she was very patient very informative absolutely amazing. The tiny homes were very clean and very cute. Maria you rock! - University of Houston-Downtown Upward Bound Program

Dennis B.

I have been living in Village Farm Tiny Home Community for over 4 years and have been let down over and over again by Scott Roberts and the management of this property.

For starters, when I moved in my toilet wouldn't flush so I was literally pouring buckets of water down the toilet drain to flush my poop for 2 months before they fixed it. As a "phase 1" resident, I witnessed each and everyone one of my neighbors having issues with their brand new homes even though we were promised a "red carpet" experience. Homes have had to be ripped apart due to mold, for example. Homes have been repeatedly damaged by landscapers (picture attached).

It went on from there with YEARS of landscaping issues like no grass, instead mud EVERYWHERE before they put in turf, which eventually died do to not being taken care of or watered. (The result was my neighbors and I spending money on grass and sprinklers and took care of it ourselves so that we could have grass in our lots) We still have landscaping issues to this day. Im attaching a cute picture from our "pocket park" of some dead plants that I personally hate looking at everyday.

Since then the irrigation on the property has LITERALLY never been in full working order. Its either flooding or not watering in spaces. Theres a swamp starting in our fruit orchard due to a leak underground and noone gives a shit. We have raised beds as a great amenity but the water is turned off so Im unsure how we are expected to utilize them. (Well the answer is that we've spent our own money to put in irrigation hoses coming from another part of the property)

I've enjoy the people that live here but the good things about this place are built by us as the community and not Scott Roberts. I truly believe that Scott Roberts is neglecting this property that people are paying him to live in and up hold.

I'm personally exhausted with dealing with the issues here and would have sold my tiny if it weren't for my amazing neighbors and my conscience stopping me from passing these issues off to someone else. These issues have been passed up the chain countless times, including a town hall, and it never gets better.

I think that Scott Roberts should be ashamed about the management of this property and neglecting myself and my neighbors when we are paying to be here. It has been one lie after another on what they say they will deliver and IMO this is borderline fraud.

Lauren C.

Made an appointment, confirmed, and drive all the way out there for a tour. Waited 30 minutes outside. No one ever showed up, no one answered my calls, no one returned my voicemails.

The place looked deserted and just like the trailer park next door, although the trailer park was busy. Homes packed in like sardines, and judging by the exteriors, poorly made.

If you're hoping for a thriving tiny community, look elsewhere.

Greg G.

What a charming community and a pleasure to be on site this weekend! Sandra Zuniga hosted me at the model home and very professionally walked me through all models of homes, the amenities, and financing for a purchase. Sandra knew all elements of the community and answered all my questions. What impeccable and professional service!

owen F.

Nice tiny home. Good furniture, and good amount of space. Great little coffee shop next to the office. Abdullah was a big help for any questions, or concerns. Would definitely come back when visiting next time!

Joey D.

Mila is great! I can tell that she cares about taking care of her customers and has a positive attitude.

Terri W.

Wow,exceeded all of our expectations, and Oralia was amazing. My friends and I loved the community, garden,exercise area. A must tour all who are looking the tinyhome movement.