192 Sq. Ft. Backyard Bunkie Tiny House

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This is the 192 sq. ft. Backyard Bunkie tiny house in Marion, North Carolina that overlooks the Appalachian Mountains.

Outside, you’ll find a nicely covered front porch to relax in with rocking chairs and a bistro table to enjoy the scenery.

When you go inside, you’ll find a studio-style floor plan with a kitchenette, sofa, bed, and bathroom. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!

192 Sq. Ft. Backyard Bunkie Tiny House

192 Sq. Ft. Backyard Bunkie Tiny House

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Kitchen in the House and Door to Bathroom

The Studio-style Bedroom with Sofa

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7 comments

  1. Cute idea for inlaws full time with support just steps away but privacy for them. How is it heated and cooled? I know the area and it gets pretty cold. Anyway…nice job.

    1. It has a mini=split system that heats and cools. Look at one of the outdoor photos by the side of the house. It looks like a tiny AC pump.

  2. Wifi really? Can’t we go anywhere & relax anymore? If I am going to take a vacation, I want a real vacation unplugged from technology but I guess wifi is a necessary evil for those who are addicted to their devices.

      1. I understand that I don’t have to use the wifi but the signal which is radio frequency radiation/microwave technology is constantly there. It just seems there is nowhere to escape from it these days. It messes with your sleep, your immune system, your nervous system, etc. Anyone who is interested can do some research. I’m just tired of everyone touting wifi as an amenity when it can be harmful, especially to children.

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