This is a 1966 Greyhound Bus turned Tiny House in Yucca Valley, California.
The interior has been completely redone as well as the mechanics of the bus and now it’s an incredible bus conversion vacation that you can book a stay in if you want to. So what do you think, is a bus conversion something that might be on your horizon?
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1966 Greyhound Bus Converted into Tiny House Vacation in Yucca Valley, California
Photos via Genie/Airbnb
Photos via Genie/Airbnb
The Tiny Home’s interior has been completely renovated and designed by an architect and the fine finishes have been meticulously constructed by a skilled carpenter. This home is now an innovative, eco friendly, beautifully designed piece of art. The bus offers two sleeping areas and one full sized bath, comfortably sleeping 4 people.
Learn more: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/28027530
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Beautiful. Very nice.
Nicest looking interior of a bus conversion I’ve seen. I like all the white! It just opens up the spaces. Would be fun to lie on the bed and look out the picture window!
Just saw this on another site and it was for sale. I wonder if she gave up trying to sell it or if these are the new owners ??