Welcome to the Round House, a unique tiny house nestled in the charming locale of Delta, Colorado. What used to be a grain silo has been transformed into a luxurious, fully-equipped tiny home that offers a gateway to the Western Slope of Colorado.
As you step into the Round House, you instantly feel at home. The living area, complete with a comfortable couch, a small table with chairs, a TV, and a radio with a CD player, welcomes you into its warm embrace. However, the true magic of the house lies in its unconventional design.
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Welcome to the Round House: A Grain Silo Turned Tiny House
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Jack’s ultimate goal is to have a fully off-grid and self-sustaining homestead, while living in his tiny house. And he has the tiny house part all finished! It took him three years and $22,000, but the result is an adorable THOW with a stand-up loft bedroom.
He has an instant hot water heater, deep farm sink, mini woodstove and a sleek shed-style roof which he felt had a modern look. His description of the beetle kill pine on the inside of his THOW is definitely worth watching the video tour below!
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His THOW on 3.5 Acres w/ Off-Grid Potential
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The Dekker family (@thedekkertrekkers) loved spending months at a time traveling in their pop-up camper, so they decided to bite the bullet and get a larger RV to travel in full-time. After six months on the road, they ended up finding an adorable tiny cabin in Colorado to fix up and act as their home base.
Right now they’re renovating the cabin so they can winter there and then head out in their RV during the warmer months. Honestly, it’s the best of both worlds! They can rent it as an Airbnb to help offset the costs of full-time travel. I can’t wait to see what the cabin looks like when it’s done, but for now enjoy pictures of their RV renovation.
Also, there’s a Q&A with them at the end of the post you won’t want to miss.
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Dekkers: Splitting Their Time Between an RV & Tiny Cabin
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Things are opening up again and it’s your chance to tour tiny homes in person! The Colorado Tiny House Festival will be held July 10th and 11th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days, where you’ll get to see container homes, a semi-trailer conversion, skoolies, van conversions, teardrops, yurts and more.
You can get your tickets online for $15, which gets you in on both Saturday and Sunday. Kids under 12 are FREE. Learn more below!
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Colorado Tiny House Festival Happening July 10-11, 2021 – Tickets Available For $15 Online
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This is a park model tiny home nestled in the Peak View Park in Woodland Park, Colorado. The park is home to a number of styles of park models and RVs and is functional year-round. You might want to rent/buy a spot there!
But if you’re just looking for a short-term rental, this particular home is available to book in via Airbnb. It features one bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, a full kitchen, and a living room with a pull-out sofa bed. Everything inside looks bright and new!
It also has a nice deck and a stacked washer-dryer unit. Awesome!
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Park Model Tiny Home in Colorado Tiny House Park
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Here’s an awesome vacation property in Colorado Springs, just minutes from the “Garden of the Gods” and downtown. Dubbed the “Chicken Coop” because there used to be a coop on the property, this fully-renovated cabin looks nothing like a home for poultry!
Grand vaulted ceilings with skylights make the small space feel especially open. The bed is the main feature of the space, but a built-in corner dinette and a mini kitchen line the sidewall. There’s also a three-quarter bathroom with a tiled shower.
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Luxury Studio-Style Tiny Cabin in Colorado Springs
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I don’t know what it is about round homes, but I adore them! This particular octagonal structure was inspired by a triad of home designs: the Mongolian yurt, Navajo hogons and Native American hidatsa lodges. The result is a perfect vacation spot in Colorado dubbed the “Solargon.”
The interior has a studio-style setup, complete with a leather sofa, comfortable queen bed, and functional kitchenette. Then there’s a separate bathroom complete with a shower stall with “barnwood” tile.
But you really can’t beat the location — tucked in a corner of 40 private acres which abuts BLM land on two sides with mountain views. Book your stay here.
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Would You Live in This Round Home?
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This is a historic, creekside tiny cabin in Georgetown, Colorado known as The Cricket.
It was originally built in 1920 but has been updated with renovations and yard work to make it into the glorious and relaxing lodge that it is – all 360-sq.-ft. of it.
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Historic 360-sq.-ft. Cabin on a Creek in Georgetown, Colorado (For Rent)
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There’s a time for a luxury vacation, and then there’s a time for an off-grid adventure that gets you closer to nature. This rustic A-frame in Colorado is the perfect place for a couple or a handful of friends to get together and enjoy stunning views, tons of nature experiences, and a cozy wood-burning stove.
Inside the tiny aframe you’ll find a couch, and a bunk bed with a twin and full bed. Up the stairs is a loft bedroom with another pull-out bed for two. There’s also a kitchenette, outhouse, and shared shower house. Solar power will keep your phones charged and the lights on, but they provide lanterns and a flashlight just in case.
You can book your vacation at Airbnb.
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Enjoy An Off-Grid Vacation at This Moose Haven Cabin
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