Shown below are pictures of 1/144 or micro scale dollhouses.  These tiny dollhouses are often referred to as a "dollhouse for your dollhouse" since they are small enough to fit inside a dollhouse.  Most of the pieces are so tiny, you need tweezers and a magnifying glass to assemble the houses.  We think these micro houses are the cutest houses around.

The Gothic Mansion is a house we built from a kit in 1/144 scale. The 1/144 scale is considered to be "dollhouse" scale since it is 1/12 of 1/12. This particular kit is manufactured by Northeastern Scale Models who created the Gothic Mansion after the real-life Victorian Gothic Mansion that can be found in New York State and was mentioned in the book "Daughters of the Painted Ladies: America's Resplendent Victorians" by Pomada and Larson.

The Beacon Hill Dollhouse is a micro version of Greenleaf's 1/12 Scale Beacon Hill Dollhouse.  Just because this version is small enough to fit inside the larger version doesn't mean any architectural detail was spared. This micro Beacon Hill is just as magnificent as its larger counterpart.

The Garfield Dollhouse is also a micro version of Greenleaf's 1/12 Scale Garfield Dollhouse.  Just like its full size counterpart, the micro Garfield has 7 gables and all the wonderful towers, trim and porch.  This dollhouse is one of the largest dollhouses (both in 1/12 and micro scale) that Greenleaf makes.

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The Micro Beacon Hill and Gothic Mansion Dollhouses