Aries Soul Traveler loved traveling but couldn’t keep dropping $600 for a weekend stay in a hotel. When she found vanlife, it seemed like the perfect solution — her own budget-friendly hotel room on wheels! She lives in a townhome and takes her van on adventures during the weekends (and vacations).
She hired a local carpenter to help her create the most adorable van conversion I’ve seen so far. This shabby-chic farmhouse van has weathered wood and vintage-inspired appliances that make this rig feel like a cozy cottage. What do you think?
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Is This The Most Adorable Van Conversion Ever?
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Do you remember this amazing shed-to-tiny-house conversion the Krebs did a couple of years ago? Well — it could be yours! Katy and her husband turned a run-down shed into a beautiful home for them to live in while building their forever home. Now that the forever home is complete, they are selling the tiny house.
The little farmhouse features a great room with a kitchen and living space area, as well as a separate bathroom and ground-floor bedroom. They’re asking $70K and are looking to sell it to someone around Fayetteville, Texas, as it will need to be transported via flatbed truck to a new location.
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280 Sq. Ft. Shed Conversion For $70K
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Looking for a stunning tiny house? This Noah-Certified THOW features the popular modern farmhouse aesthetic with a mix of white shiplap and dark stained wood features. It has a main bedroom loft and secondary guest/storage loft with a comfortable living space underneath.
The galley kitchen has a four-burner cooktop and room for an apartment-style refrigerator, and in the bathroom you’ll find a beautiful tile-and-glass shower, Separette composting toilet, and hookups for a washer and dryer. What’s your favorite part?
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Double Loft Board-and-Batten Tiny Home
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Named after a wonderful foreign-exchange student this family hosted years ago, the Ulla-Carin is a modern farmhouse THOW featuring a perfect first-floor bedroom with a closet/hanging space in the hallway. There’s also a stacked washer-dryer, convection oven, and tiled shower.
A bench couch has drawer storage underneath, and a long bar-height counter lets you eat with window views. Finally, there are two additional lofts, one with a king bed for guests. What’s your favorite part of this one?
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This 26-ft. Farmhouse Tiny Home has a King Loft as well as a First Floor Bedroom
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Barbara was looking for a spot to retire and ended up with a lovely custom-built Incredible Tiny Home which she has parked in their “forest” community. At just 18 feet, it’s compact! But she got all her priorities inside, including a washer/dryer unit, her fancy leather recliner, and a residential-sized refrigerator.
There’s a little porch off the front with an umbrella, so she can enjoy the weather, and she is loving her tiny life with her tiny dog! Enjoy the tour.
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Her Forest Tiny House Meets all Her Needs
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Here’s a beautiful 24 foot tiny home that’s for sale in North Carolina. This model features two lofts — one over a lovely u-shaped eating/lounge area and another over the 3/4 bathroom complete with a tiled shower.
The whole home has a classy farmhouse feel, with shiplap walls, dark wood accents, and black hardware. Tell us what you love most about this little home!
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$84.9K Tiny Home in Monroe, NC
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The Roost20 Vacation tiny house sits on The Tiny House Farm, the scenic headquarters of Perch & Nest, a North Carolina tiny house builder. The beautiful board and batten home sleeps three comfortably and offers lovely farm views.
The tiny house interior is a nice blend of Southwestern and Farmhouse elements, with tons of tall windows (with shades) to allow in as much natural light as you’d like. There’s a small bathroom with a colorful shower, beautiful speckled countertops, and a galley kitchen. What do you think?
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Board and Batten Tiny House with Farm Views
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This is another lovely design by Mønhuset, a Scandinavian tiny house builder who just opened up shop in Canada, bringing their amazing pre-fab designs to North America. This “small house” clocks in at just over 1000 square feet, and is set up differently than any home I’ve seen before!
There are two main buildings, connected by a breezeway (that can be closed off from the elements). In one building you’ll find the kitchen/dining/living rooms, and in the other, three bedrooms and a bathroom. It’s a great design for families, where kids might be napping while others are bustling around!
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Sleek & Minimalist Small Home by Danish Designers
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We R Tiny Homes is a new tiny house builder based in Wichita, Kansas and they just completed their first awesome tiny house build! The 24-foot THOW has a popular farmhouse-style interior, with shiplap walls, wood-appearance flooring, and floating shelves. It’s for sale for $59,500.
I love that they lit each individual stair up to the loft! That has to be handy for making any bathroom runs middle-of-the-night. There’s a roomy loft bedroom, and the bathroom has a washer, shower stall, and RV toilet. Check it out below.
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24-ft. Farmhouse-Style Tiny House on Wheels in Kansas
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