This is a waterfront bungalow with 1 acre of land on Puget Sound.
Adorable and well-loved waterfront bungalow with sweeping views of the Nisqually Reach, the Olympics, Anderson Island, and the Key Peninsula! Easily accessed sandy, pebbly beach with ownership of the tidelands.1
Please take the tour, learn more, and share your thoughts in the comments below. Thanks!
Images via Redfin
This is the 36ft long and 10ft wide ‘Moby Dick’ tiny house shell built by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses out of Durango, Colorado.
Technically the trailer base is 34′ long, but they wanted a four foot cantilever over the tongue that would serve as a “walk in closet”, so in the end the house averages out to 36′ long.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Photos © Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses
This is a 24′ 1977 Ford Camper that has been converted into a hobbit-tree-house inspired glamper motorhome called ‘The Griswald’.
It’s located in Marshall, NC (about 30 minutes North of Asheville). And, it’s actually for sale with an asking price of $98,000.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Photos via Justin Pepin
This is the Airship 2 tiny house designed by Roderick James Architects.
It’s a unique tiny house vacation in Drimnin, Highlands, Scotland.
Pretty cool, isn’t it? What do you think?
Photos © Nigel Rigden via Airbnb
Have you ever wanted to host your tiny home on Airbnb for income?
Well, it doesn’t have to be a tiny house, either because Airbnb lets you share ANY kind of home or even just a spare room to offer and host travelers.
Have you ever thought of hosting any of your extra space on Airbnb so you could make extra income while hosting others? Do you already do it? See some people who are doing it below, learn more, and tell us your thoughts in the comments at the bottom.
This is the Pleasure-Way Tofino Pop Top Camper Van.
It features available solar panels along with an available lithium-ion battery bank to store the power you collect from the sun.
This van is a rebirth of Pleasure-Way’s old Traverse which was built on a Ford Econoline van platform. Take a look below and let me know how you like it in the comments, please!
Photos © Pleasure-Way
This is Steph and Matt‘s 1996 Iveco van they converted for full time living and traveling.
Steph and Matt are two traveling, free thinking creatives and adventure seekers living full time in a 1996 Iveco motorhome – their moving studio.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Photos via Slow ‘n Steady Livin’
