No.
I've lived in everything from dorm rooms, barracks rooms, communal military tents, small apartments, small houses, medium houses, and large houses. For me, I require minimum 3000 sq/ft and 3 car garage, and a storage shed or workshop on at least 1 acre and with neighbors no closer than 25 yards. I've got a dozen hobbies that require supplies, mechanics tools sets, woodworking tools, cars, car parts and supplies, 1-year worth of food in the pantries and 3 freezers, etc. I once owned a 3600 sq. ft. house and it was so wonderful to just have big spaces, huge doorways, storage, etc.
Having done "tiny spaces," its a lifestyle definitely not for me, nor understand how people can live in shoeboxes. They are resigned to just never being home and not owning much, no collections of anything, no momentos, no hobbies that require any supplies, no supplies at all. Constantly relying on "going to the store to get..." and hoping it's in stock and on sale. Tiny rooms, tiny doorways, tiny cabinets, tiny hallways, constantly bumping into things, wrestling with confined spaces, etc. Relying on streaming services and downloads for any books, movies, or music since there's no room for any physical possessions. Never having anything, it's either in boxes in storage or you have to go buy it if you need it. It's not efficient nor economical IMO. I also do not want to be able to hear my neighbors talking or even barely hear them if they are yelling. Tiny houses often come with cramped neighborhoods and that drives me bananas.
As for "it's too hard to clean," I'd say dial back the cleaning regiment or get a maid. I'm not a cleaning fanatic so I don't lose my mind if a window gets dusty. I'd much rather have the space.
and a nice shed for the yard stuff.
