This board and batten park model was built to house code by a father-and-eight-year-old son duo, and the results are gorgeous! The home is 392 square feet and includes a spacious living room, nice kitchen and full bath and a private back bedroom with closet space.
After the success of this build, they formed Yesterway Cabin Company and are working on more tiny homes! What do you think?
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Board and Batten One-Floor Tiny House w/ Big Bedroom
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In the forest of Ohio, you’ll find this gem tucked among the trees — an elevated shipping container/cube home with a large covered porch, outdoor shower, and outdoor soaking tub.
The container has a queen-sized platform bed (no loft) and a little kitchenette space with a mini-fridge, microwave, and sink. There’s a huge picture window looking out over the trees and a whole separate elevated deck near a clearing with valley views. A perfect romantic getaway!
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Shipping Container Vacation Cabin w/ Outdoor Shower
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York Beach is an awesome New England vacation spot and this little pine cabin is just a short walk or bike ride from local beaches. But you also get the lovely feel of being in a wooded area, since the cabin sits on the edge of a forest. Best of both worlds!
The one-room cabin has a futon that can turn into a ground-floor bed, but it also has a cozy loft for kids or adventurous adults. There’s a little kitchenette as well, and an outdoor shower. What do you love about this cabin?
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Cute Pine Cabin Near York, Maine Beaches
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Here’s some exciting news if you’re looking for a prefab cabin! A production facility for My Cabin is now manufacturing units in Waukegan, Il. The company was born in Latvia, but now it has come to North America, building units out of a 30,000-square-foot warehouse steps from Chicago!
They offer four different tiny homes, all under 500 square feet, which are built in their facility and then installed at your site. You can pick just one, or buy a set of them! They’re all made from luxury materials, so you’ll get a functional and gorgeous space. Learn more below.
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Mix & Match PreFab Cabins Delivered Anywhere
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If you’re looking for a tiny house that’s *not* on wheels, cabin kits can be a great choice. This little 485 sq. ft. cabin kit from eLogHomes has a simple layout with two “sleeping nooks” on the first floor. You can even fit in a full bathroom!
eLogHomes offers a couple of packages for finishes, and you find a builder to finish out the plumbing, electrical etc. They said the kits usually cost between $45 and $85 per square foot ($21K-$41K), and then you pay to finish it.
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eLogHomes Little Two-Bedroom Cabin
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Liberation Tiny Homes is mixing things up! They’ve started building A-Frame tiny homes and have build slots coming up this summer to create these awesome 400 sq. ft. A-frame cabins.
What’s unique about this design is that the main portion of the home features that signature deep-pitch roof, but the bedroom at the back has a “normal” four-wall design, allowing for plenty of headroom and maneuverability in the bedroom and bathroom. It’s the best of both cabin and A-frame worlds, plus there’s no loft! The starting price for one of these is $110K.
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30’x13′ Modern A-Frame Cabin For Sale
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Here are some more awesome free plans from Zero, this time for a 10×14 cabin with a Scandinavian feel. The building has a traditional gable roof and includes planning for a wood stove to keep it extra cozy.
This would make a great backyard office, although you could easily add a mini kitchen without sacrificing too much space. What do you think of these plans?
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Making Space for What Matters: Free Plans for a 10×14 Cabin with Scandinavian Flair
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Seth and Emily are a remarkable couple, parents to four young children and awesome entrepreneurs who build amazing container vacation homes full-time! Their latest creation — the Roca — sits between two mossy cliffs in Hocking Hills, Ohio.
This wild home is made up of two 40-foot containers and one 20-foot container. It sleeps 5, has an epic spiral staircase, and just wait until you see the fantastic decor! There’s a deck with a hot tub overlooking the valley as well. I want to live here! How about you?
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Roca Box Hop: Three Container Homes in One Epic Structure
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Before the world changes in 2020, Charlotte and Nico went on a magical campervan trip in New Zealand, and fell in love with the concept of nomadic living. So they ended up buying and converting a really cool boxy van into their “beach cabin-on-wheels.”
Both inside and out, this van has an airy nautical feel with baby blue paint and natural wood tones. They have a beautiful copper sink, lots of storage, a two-burner cook top, and a fixed bed in the back. Right now, they’re exploring Albania and fighting winter temperatures. Read our Q&A with the awesome couple below!
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Their Gorgeous Baby Blue Van Conversion
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