Tiny Octagon Cottage in the Netherlands

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This is a tiny octagon cottage located in the Netherlands and it’s called the Forest House because it’s surrounded by the woods and even has views of a nearby natural pond.

Better yet, even though you’re in the woods you can still get to town (Amersfoort) in just a few minutes using a bicycle. When you go inside the cabin, you’ll find a wonderful open living area with a kitchen. At night, the living area converts into a bedroom. When you go in the kitchen, be sure to notice how they designed and built the space saving table for the home.

The couches double as beds and the bathroom is the only other room in the house which also doubles as a laundry room. And by the way, this tiny yurt-like cottage is available as a vacation rental through Airbnb. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!

Tiny Octagon Cottage in the Netherlands

Tiny Octagon Cottage in the Netherlands

Images © Marga En Ton/Airbnb


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Images © Marga En Ton/Airbnb

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Alex

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.

7 comments

  1. I really like the hideaway lazy Susan dinner table idea. Who knows, maybe down the road…
    God bless you all and ty for sharing your home and your article Alex respectively. Happy Trails!

  2. Well it looks like it’s no longer available for rent as a vacation through Airbnb, and that is probably a good thing because if I went there I probably would never leave lol this is absolutely beautiful and I love the surroundings. The house is laid out very nicely and it looks like maybe someone has found their forever home and is living there full time. Lucky dogs lol

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