Amazon is selling two story tiny home for $8,295

AMAZON shoppers can pick up a two-story shed that can be turned into a tiny home for $8,295.

The wooden kit has seen a price cut and is cheaper than the version on sale at Walmart.

Amazon has confirmed that the Best Barns shed kit will be shipped to customers within 13 to 14 days after ordering.

Once built, shoppers will be treated to a two-story wooden hut that measures 12 feet by 20 feet, according to the retailer.

Amazon has said that the first floor can be used for storage, while there is loft space on the second story.

Included in the shed kit are pocket doors that have already been assembled, but shoppers will have to fork out on flooring.

Nails, door hinges, and hurricane hangers are also included in the package.

There is room for users to transform the inside of the shed as they wish.

Amazon has cut the price of the shed by eight percent as its original listing price was $8,999, meaning shoppers are saving more than $700.

Meanwhile, the same barn-style shed kit is on sale at Walmart for $9,270, per the retailer. All prices are correct at the time of publication.

Walmart shoppers can return the shed for free within a 30-day window if they’re dissatisfied with the item.

But, shoppers thinking about repurposing their shed into a tiny home will have to take a series of steps before living inside.

Americans should check local laws to make sure they’re able to convert the shed into a dwelling.

Then they must insulate the shed so it can be lived in all year round.

Use appropriate materials such as foam boards or spray foam insulation.

Shoppers will also have to install electricity, heating, and plumbing and they might have to fork out on a small bathroom or kitchenette.

Influencers have documented how they’ve transformed ordinary-looking sheds into comfortable living spaces.

Two YouTubers, known as Katie and Michael, documented how they transformed an old farm shed they inherited into a comfy home

And, a TikToker (@minihomemonster) revealed how he turned a shed he bought from The Home Depot into a tiny home.