There’s no chance of this family being caught without power! Dad Derek got the wild idea to move his wife and two young kids into a school bus, and he pulled out all the stops with his brilliantly designed solar system, a fold-down bench seat for safe car seat travel, and large IKEA-mattress-sized bunks for his little ones to grow into.
They have a big kitchen with some cool dual-drawers that hide knives from little fingers, and an awesome toy/book drawer. Raising their kids on the road has given them amazing opportunities, and they look forward to “road-schooling” for years to come.
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Thomas Bus Conversion for Family of 4
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While it might be almost twice the size of many THOWs, this little foundation home is still quite compact compared to the McMansions all over the U.S. And it comes with 3.5 acres of land! Perfect for starting a little homestead — or just enjoying privacy.
The house is on sale for $150,000 and sits in Sheridan, Arkansas. It has one bedroom, one bath, and a beautiful farmhouse-chic kitchen. There’s also a wrap-around porch and carport. What a deal!
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Little Home in Arkansas — Foundation & Land
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Earlier we shared Jasper’s awesome box truck conversion that he lived in on and off for about four years. At the start of 2022, he made a major life shift and purchased a fifth wheel (brand new!) which he is living in with his girlfriend, two dogs, and soon-to-be baby!
Even though their fifth wheel is obviously mobile, the couple is putting down roots on Vancouver Island and staying put for now. He is a super cool content creator and I think you’ll enjoy checking out his new digs.
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Family’s New 40-ft. Fifth Wheel RV
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Nelson’s son, Coley, suffered a stroke four years ago. It took three years of constant care for Coley to become medically stable, and in that time, Nelson left his full-time job to be Coley’s full-time caretaker. The two began taking shorter trips along the coast, which soon evolved into longer ones.
Eventually, Nelson found his 40-foot Blue Bird bus and spent 5 weeks converting it into a home for the two of them. Nelson has loved the community that comes along with bus life, and taking his son to see what the world has to offer!
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40 Ft. Bus Conversion for Single Dad & Son
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Back in 2018, Jasper had two choices: Van Life or Homelessness. He managed to find a box truck and outfit it to make it a home, but as soon as he got back on his feet he returned to “sticks and bricks.” That’s when he found himself quite unhappy and decided to revamp his box truck and make it an awesome condo on wheels.
Since this video aired, Jasper and his partner actually purchased a fifth wheel RV since they’re expecting a baby! Pretty cool that he’s still enjoying a nomadic life even as their family is growing. Still, his box truck conversion was (is) really neat and even included a full PC gaming area.
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From Homelessness to Epic Box Truck Condo
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This is the Escape e-Vista tiny house, a 23.5-ft. modern tiny cabin on a trailer.
The signature huge picture window hangs over the ground-floor bedroom, and the storage is all up high in wrap-around open shelving. This model starts at just $43,600. Learn more below!
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A Modern Tiny House That’s Affordable
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This traditional-style Vermont build wears board-and-batten siding outside and pine clapboards inside, and it solves the small-footprint sleeping problem twice over. At just 192 square feet (8×24) it still fits a twin-sized downstairs bedroom — no ladder required — plus a 7×7 loft positioned in the middle of the house with access from both sides.
A centre loft is an unusual choice and a smart one: putting it mid-span rather than at one end keeps headroom at both ends of the home and gives two routes up. The rest is a compact living area, a kitchen with butcher block countertops, and a bathroom that can run on- or off-grid depending on where you put it. Built in 2021.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $45,000 in Waitsfield, Vermont in 2022 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside a 192 Sq. Ft. Vermont Build
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Now this is a gorgeous luxury tiny house on wheels! The Gooseneck design allows for an elevated (but not lofted) main bedroom area, and you’ll love all the storage they packed into this 36-foot design.
It’s been decked out with high-end materials like custom cabinetry, in-window blinds, marble finishes and high quality appliances. It’s for sale right now on Tiny House Marketplace.
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36′ Tiny House with Loft & Gooseneck Bedroom
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We’ve seen elevator beds before, but what about elevator storage or an elevator office? Bumblebee Spaces has solved the problem with tiny spaces by creating whole ceiling-affixed rooms that can be lowered at the touch of a button.
While there’s all kinds of multi-purpose furniture, Bumblebee Spaces makes it really easy to move from mode to mode without needing to rearrange anything. It’s all operated via an app, making it perfect for the modern home. Check it out below!
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Elevator Bed, Office & Storage Option for Small Spaces
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