This 186 sq. ft. tiny house on wheels is called Thousand Crow. It was built for a 50-year-old woman in Vancouver who wanted to own her own tiny home. Since Vancouver is known as the 2nd most unaffordable place to own a home in the world, according to CBC, Isabella Mori decided to go tiny so she can actually own her own home without going broke or struggle to pay for a house.
She found a builder named John from a company called Camera Buildings and after spending $39,000 she now owns her very own tiny house on wheels. She didn’t have to build it herself and she’s living in it legally at an RV park. The queen bed rolls out from underneath the ground so there’s no upstairs sleeping loft either. And there’s lots of built-in storage throughout this tiny house including built-in floor storage. What do you think, could this be the perfect tiny house design?🤔
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Woman Moves into 186 Sq. Ft. Tiny Home, Despite Affordable Housing Crisis
Images © Isabella Mori
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This prefab modern house called the M2. It has two bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms within 1240 sq. ft. of interior space that’s inside so it’s definitely not tiny and- to me- not even small.
But I still think it’s worth looking at and I think you might enjoy it too. And since it’s prefab you might be able to order just one wing which would be somewhere around 500 sq. ft. Later, if you needed or wanted to, you can add on. You can see what I mean in the video below where you can see it being set up. The living and dining areas are on one side and the bedrooms are on the other. The enclosed glass bridge connects them together. It’s an interesting layout isn’t it? How would you change this to make it maybe smaller and most importantly better for your own needs?
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Prefab Modern M2 House by Method Homes
Images © MethodHomes
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Right now I’m showing you an off grid bus motorhome that was rebuilt from scratch which took about 9 months to do according to this article. It was built for people who crave adventure. Whether you crave the thrill of extreme sports, capturing the perfect photograph, hiking to a summit at sunrise, or even playing tourist for a day, the La Chanchita bus will not only get you there, but serve as your personal “hotel on wheels”.
Imagine traveling in a lovingly restored 1966 Mercedes-Benz bus. Before its transformation, La Chanchita was a city bus in Buenos Aires in the 1960s. Manu Fombeurre, the brainchild behind La Chanchita, dreamt of “being able to take the world on the discovery of the continent”.
La Chanchita now serves as a home away from home with amenities that include sleeping for up to five, a fully equipped kitchen, a shower and toilet, water, electricity, and a cozy wood burning stove.
Your adventure begins in San Carlos de Bariloche, Patagonia Argentina with complimentary airport or bus station pick up. With La Chanchita, you’ll be able to access those out of the way spots in comfort.
This is not your typical vacation – expect a life changing journey with La Chanchita!
Off Grid Bus Motorhome to Take Your Vacation on the Road
Images © Chanchita Bus
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With endless design options, these Styrodome tiny dome homes, can be built for around $65 – $75 per square feet (depending on your location).
Each 314 sq. ft. kit includes 8 sections that are made from 4 ½ inches thick EPS (expanded poly styrene) material, along with standard window openings, a door opening, and 160 liner ft of rebar.
Each section comes pre-fabricated with the wire mesh installed and ready for plaster. Electric and plumbing are installed like most conventional structures, while mini split A/C units are recommended for heating and cooling. There are options to add accessories, including additional living quarters and even a basement! See below. 🙂
314 Sq. Ft. Styrodome Tiny Dome Homes
Images © StyroDome.com
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Right now I’m showing you a modern multi-functional tiny studio condo in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
When you walk in the bathroom is directly to your left followed by the kitchen and the open living room that leads you to the bedroom.
It’s all one modern and beautiful open space. There’s a sliding door that encloses the bedroom for privacy. How do you like this tiny condo design?
290 Sq. Ft. Tiny Studio Condo in Brazil
Images © CasaDeValentina
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This 16′ pink vintage camper is for sale with an asking price of $5800.I thought you might like just looking at it. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you.
Price reduced!!!!
I have a pink and cream 1967 vintage camper in amazing condition. This is a must see. Only serious inquires only please. I hate to get rid of it because this camper was my baby, but I am moving and can not afford to store it. Let me know when you would like me to set up a showing. This camper has 2 bunk and a full pull out bed also the dinette pulls out into a bed. A full bathroom. Seriously this is a must see at this price that a steal.16 ft long. No leaks… Roof was re-sealed on October 2014. Asking $5800.
source: http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/rvs/4832445037.html
16′ Pink Vintage Camper
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If you’re dreaming of a lifestyle change, but aren’t sure where to start, you’ll want to check out our eCourse. We’re Hari and Karl Berzins of TinyHouseFamily.com. We designed and built our tiny house and have lived here for almost four years while continuing to build our mortgage-free homestead. Our course has helped almost two hundred people get started on their own path to debt-free living and several folks have already reached their goals.
So often we get questions like—“Where do I even begin?” That’s what we do in the course. We begin. You begin. Every single day. All the tiny details of how we achieved mortgage-freedom are woven throughout the course—but our story only gives context to the tasks and lessons—it’s all about you and your plan—how are you going to achieve mortgage-freedom?
I had this sense that we needed to tell the whole story the real, trudging-through-mud-and-celebrating-the-milestones story—I needed to share the practices of self-care that make-up the bedrock below the foundation of our homestead, our true money story, our budgeting and saving, our downsizing, land search, and ultimately how we designed and built our legal tiny house. And so we did. And I’m glad we did, because we get notes like this:
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Right now I want to show you this 1961 Mobile Scout restored vintage travel trailer for sale with an asking price of $7,500. Take a look below and let me know your thoughts in the comments down below. Thanks!
1961 Mobile Scout. Has title. Restored July 2011. Replaced with 30 amp electric. Has electric frig, microwave. Cabinets original. Kitchen window customized to fit a/c window unit. Screen door rescreened. Counters and table re-topped. Floors retiled. New insulation, walls replaced with new birch and stained to match. Wardrobe cabinets and original “ice” box. Memory foam mattress still in plastic. Kitchen booth cushions remade as well as custom curtains. Camped in a few times. Several updates but original charm preserved.
Source: http://houston.craigslist.org/rvs/4853062890.html
1961 Restored Vintage Travel Trailer For Sale
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