419 Sq. Ft. Tiny Red Cottage

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This is a 419 sq. ft. tiny red cottage with an accompanying micro cabin on the property.

When you go inside you’ll find a kitchen, bathroom, living area, and bedroom with bunks.

In addition, you’ll find a separated guest suite on the property that you can see below.

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419 Sq. Ft. Tiny Red Cottage

419 Sq. Ft. Tiny Red Cottage

Images © Svenskfast.se


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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

9 comments

  1. seems very liveable. I like the zinc roof over the veranda/porch. I love the sound of the rain on a zinc roof. good place thanks for sharing

  2. It looks like it’s in Sweden, but if anyone knows more about he location, I’m really curious. Really nice cabin, love the furniture too.

  3. Very nice and serene. It looks like they have set-backs so that everyone can enjoy a view of trees and water, instead of neighboring houses hogging the shore (like Florida). Lovely porch and the bunkhouse is a great idea for separation between parents and teens.

  4. a nice setup- you are almost doubling the living space with the covered porch and you are getting a have a private get away spot with the guest house. The kitchen I might re arrange a little. Does the guest house have two doors- so are there two separate rooms or is one of the doors the utility room? I did notice a shed- were the mower and bbq grill might be stored. I think most cooking would be on the grill. I was also wondering if this can be used year round or if its only a three season place. I also would like to know about the water supply.

  5. Another nice big one…! I could live there, I’m not that hard to please… But for some reason it looks bigger than the 419 sq.ft. that it’s listed as….

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