Tiny Off-Grid Mountain Cabin

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This is a tiny off-grid mountain cabin photographed by Alla Ponomareva.

It’s located in the forests of Bonner, Montana.

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Tiny Off-Grid Mountain Cabin

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Images © allaponomareva.com

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Images © allaponomareva.com

Highlights

  • 8′ x 12′
  • 20 acres of land
  • Built in 2011
  • 20 minutes from Missoula, Montana
  • A few miles away from Blackfoot River
  • Rustic look and feel inside-out
  • Propane camping stove with two burners
  • Beer-inspired interior
  • Sleeping loft with double mattress sleeps two
  • Mountain views just a short walk away

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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.

6 comments

  1. great lil get a way cabin. I like how the bookcase swings out to be the ladder. all it needs is small w/c, and maybe an outdoor shower space.
    I’m guessing either solar power or a generator or power too.
    very cozy.

  2. This cabin inspires me. We have a slightly bigger off-grid cabin in Colorado we are finishing up, and tiny house newsletter has provided many creative ideas to make it happen! Due to code, we had to keep it under a certain sq footage or else be required to get a permit. We have a compositing toilet and outhouse, along with functional heat and water. Thank you Alex!

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