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640 sq. ft. Modern House with Two Bedrooms & Bunks!


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These house plans look perfect for a retirement cottage, a small family home, or a vacation property. At just 640 square feet, this is just above tiny yet still well within “small house” limits. The clever layout could easily sleep six people between the two twin bunk lofts and the two first-floor bedrooms.

One of the bedrooms is shown as an office but has the exact dimensions of the primary bedroom. There’s a single full bathroom and a second utility room the same size. Turn that into a powder room with a washer/dryer unit. The center of the home has an open-concept living/dining/kitchen space that looks out over a lovely porch. What do you think of this design?

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The house has a sleek design and shed-style roofline.

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I love the built-in storage area off the porch.

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This is the main living area, and there’s a ladder up to one of the bunks.

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The eat-in kitchen seats four.

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They show the bedroom with a clever Murphy bed.

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Here’s one of the bunks.

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The flex room is shown here set up as an office.

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The plans have a full bathroom and a separate utility area.

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Simple single-floor living. Love it!

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Details:

Great for a weekend getaway retreat or the ultimate in downsizing. This simple modern cabin is designed for economy and simplicity of construction. With the two Bunk Lofts, sleeping for six can be provided in this small space if the Flex Room is built out as a second bedroom. If the intention is a more intimate getaway and the extra bedroom is not needed, the Flex Room can become a sitting area, dining area or study.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.
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