CargoHome builds impressive shipping container homes; this “short” container home is no exception. The rooftop deck, which you access via a spiral staircase, adds square footage with a view! Plus, the large glass front doors open wide to let the outside in during nice weather.
To “fit it all in” without a loft, the house has a Murphy bed, a couch by day, and sleeping space by night. The home also has a galley kitchen, bar seating, and a small bathroom at the very back of the house. According to the listing, you can purchase this model, as pictured, for approximately $83,438 in Elm Mott, Texas. What do you think?
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The Anchor Container House by CargoHome
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This is a 160-square-foot container home in Blue Ridge, Georgia that’s perfectly situated among the trees. One of the coolest features of the cabin is a giant rooftop deck that extends out from the edges of the container to act as a roof for the lower wrap-around deck. It’s down there that you’ll find a hot tub and rocking chairs with a view.
Inside the container, there’s a studio-style set-up with a queen-sized bed in the middle. A kitchenette on the left has a two-burner cooktop, mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. To the right of the bed, there’s a bathroom with a residential toilet and shower stall. What do you think of this shipping container cabin?
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Blue Ridge, Georgia Shipping Container Vacation
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While we specialize in tiny houses around here, sometimes people need a minimal life with just a little extra elbow room! This 741 sq. ft. design is perfect for a family of four, with a queen-sized bedroom and bunk room upstairs.
On the first floor, you’ll find a kitchen with full-sized appliances, an entryway and laundry room, and a cozy recessed living room with an electric fireplace focal point. The coolest feature of this home is the upstairs terrace, which you can access through the primary bedroom or via an exterior staircase. Would you want to build this home?
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Plans for Gorgeous Two-Bedroom Small House
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Kelsey and Luke own almost identical dogs, although each one is a mutt! That immediately bonded the pair and after Kelsey’s car and apartment leases were up, she moved into Luke’s home — but the house seemed way too big and constricting. That led them to begin searching for a van.
However, they found vans were too tiny for four of them, and skoolies were too big. The short bus was a perfect “Goldilocks” option for them. Overall they spent about $22K on the bus and the conversion, which includes a convertible bed in the back and a rooftop deck on top to give them a spot to have “alone time” when needed.
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Couple & Their Dog in Convertible Bed Bus
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Nico designed and built a high-tech, luxury tiny house for just $100,000 that meets all his living needs and more! His home features a Murphy bed, convertible table/coffee table, tons of flat-front cabinets, and luxury finishes.
His bathroom includes an incredible tub with jets and a faucet that can spin up to help you wash your face/mouth. Beyond that, he has a cozy office loft and an incredible rooftop deck where he can do yoga. Enjoy the fascinating tour of his home below.
- Nico designs and builds a $100K luxury tiny home with high-tech features.
- The tiny home includes a jetted tub, convertible spaces, and a rooftop yoga deck.
- The smart design showcases a Murphy bed, hydraulics, and modern luxuries.
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Nico Designed and Built a High Tech Tiny Home
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Like for so many others, this skoolie conversion was born in 2020 when Mike & Tina were looking for something to occupy themselves in the midst of shutdowns. They’d only been dating for 8 months, but they decided to jump into the build and see what happened. It’s now their vacation rig which they use to take their kids traveling.
They still live in Florida right now while their teens finish up schooling, but they have dreams of hitting the road full-time once they’ve graduated. You’re going to be amazed by the tile work in the luxury bathroom and how well they built the rooftop deck. Tell us what you think in the comments!
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Family’s Incredible International DT456 with Rooftop Deck
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Garrett and Staci met in preschool, dated in high school, got married, got jobs, and got a house. They “had it all” and yet something was missing. After some serious soul-searching, they realized that being able to travel and explore was just what they were longing for!
Their DIY ProMaster conversion has all kinds of special features, including a permanent gaming setup and a rooftop deck for coffee with the sunset. These digital nomads have no plans of returning to normal life, and they splurged in some places to make sure their life on the road runs as smoothly as possible.
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Couple’s DIY Van Conversion with Special Gaming Setup
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Deyana needed a life change, and when she discovered bus life, she went ahead and purchased a bus a week later! She worked hard to convert it, all while working full-time as a special education teacher online.
Her practical rig is also beautiful, with a 24×24 shower, lots of counter space, an oven, 3-foot wide closet, and even a couch that becomes a guest bed. What do you like best about her skoolie?
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Shower, Big Closet & Doggie Hide-Out
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