The Houses: The Kevin Hart House
October 7, 2018





Recently, Tiny Estates made a big appearance in the Big Apple. Booking.com and Kevin Hart, famous comedian and movie star, who happens to be a PA native, teamed up for a new promotion together and Tiny Estates was contacted to participate. Kevin chose one of our homes to design and style to fit his needs for his new promotion.  Abby, CEO of TE, got hard at work with the details, and helped with logistics of the home and transfer from PA to the Big Apple. With only a few short weeks to prepare, Abby made sure all the I’s were dotted and the t’s were crossed so the famous Kevin Hart could announce his partnership with Booking.com and reveal that he was going to have a new tiny house!

The small house and a team of four people made the journey from Elizabethtown, PA through New Jersey, into Manhattan to Herald Square where it would find a temporary home for its big debut. The house was set up and decorated with personal affects, pictures, DVD’s and other items belonging to Kevin that would make his new tiny house feel like his home.

The big reveal came last Thursday September 27th when Kevin arrived with security and press surrounding him, made his way through the fenced in courtyard, large suitcases at his sides, checked for any mail in his mailbox and into the new “Kevin Hart House”.  Kevin made himself at home, showing off his house and his style, he gave tours and took pictures with the media, before he went on stage for the Irresponsible tour at Madison Square Garden later that evening. 
It was a whirlwind of fun and excitement for everyone involved. We welcomed the new Kevin Hart house back at TE early Saturday morning after the big event. The house will now feature Kevin’s name and is still decorated in his décor, as was seen on the TV promotions. You can book a stay in Kevin Hart’s tiny house through Booking.com, or you can call us if you have any questions about the house or booking. 




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