This modern house design is excellent for someone with multiple vehicles or who might want to do a basement/garage conversion since it features a three-bay garage on the first floor. The living space is all on the second level and is about 932 square feet. What do you think of this layout? The design has a large primary bedroom with a walk-in closet and one bathroom. The living room and kitchen make up the rest of the square footage. Upstairs, grand glass doors open up to a beautiful balcony.
This is a beautiful minimalist A-Frame in Maine overlooking Taunton Bay. It sits among the forest, which looks stunning with fall foliage and lush green leaves.
The inside of the cabin is all open-concept, with a great room consisting of the living area and galley kitchen. The 3/4 bathroom sits next to the kitchen, and a ladder goes up to a loft bedroom with a queen bed and an excellent net barrier. What do you think of this cabin?
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This is Little Red Stuga, an adorable, pre-owned tiny house with bay windows looking for a new owner! As you might have guessed, the house gets its name from the stunning barn-red siding that makes it stand out.
The other great feature of this home is the two-story bay window, which provides a reading nook in the living room and some extra square footage in one of the two King-sized lofts. There’s a bathroom with a tiled shower stall, a galley kitchen, and plenty of under-stair storage. You can purchase it in Olympia, Washington, for $95,000.
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These 860 sq. ft. house plans include a private primary suite on one end of the home and a guest room on the other for privacy. In the center of the house is an open-concept kitchen and living area that look out of large windows that fold open to let the indoors and “chill deck” become one.
The home has two bathrooms, one next to the guest room and main living area and another en-suite to the primary bedroom. The large deck nearly doubles the living space and would be perfect in a warmer location where you can enjoy it year-round. What do you think of this design?
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This remodeled 986 sq. ft. cottage is a perfect home for a couple or small family. It has two bedrooms, an open-concept kitchen, and a living room. You enter the house via a small covered porch that leads into the living room. It has an electric corner fireplace with room for a TV on top.
The house has a full bathroom with a tub, shower, and an awesome laundry room/pantry for plenty of storage. Each of the bedrooms has a closet, and the primary bedroom is quite spacious. There’s another oversized covered porch off the back of the home, where you can enjoy outdoor dining. The cottage has 1.32 acres of level land and a small patio area. It’s for sale in Gaffney, South Carolina, for $174,900.
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Today, we want to show off this stunning 2022 Ram ProMaster conversion from New Life Conversions. This new-to-us builder is a family-run business with two brothers-in-law and a father-in-law! One lived in a van full-time and convinced the others to leave their day jobs to build high-end custom vans.
The men plan to expand into building work vans for businesses and overland vans for hunting trips. To date, they’ve completed six full builds and partially built over 100 different conversion vans. You can see their latest impressive build below!
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Molly lives on her father’s land in Tasmania in a gorgeous tiny house on wheels that she had built to meet all her needs — and many of her wants! Even at $91,000 USD, her luxury tiny house was far more affordable than any real estate in the area, and this house has everything she wanted — including $4,000 taps for her soaking tub!
The house has a main loft bedroom with a skylight that offers moonlit views, as well as a secondary loft that acts as an office and library, but could grow with her family if she ever has children. Her countertops are made of naturally-fallen huon pine, which only grows in Tasmania — a splurge that really makes the space. What’s your favorite feature of this THOW?
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Small House Catalog just released some new small house plans! The Yuki is a two-bedroom Nordic-style house with an extended, thin living area and a kitchen at one end.
The bedrooms come off the main area, with a small hallway that houses the laundry, a closet, and a 3/4 bathroom. Each side of the home has a small four-foot-wide porch where you can have rocking chairs.
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There is something quietly moving about a building that refuses to be forgotten. This 650-square-foot cottage in Woodstock, New York, started life as a barn on a Catskills farm, and its hand-hewn beams still carry the marks of the hands that raised them roughly a century ago. Rather than tear it down, the owner reimagined it as a light-filled guest house surrounded by four acres of meadow, woodland, and a birch-lined pond.
The ground floor is one open, airy room that folds a kitchenette, a seating area, and a dining table into a single flowing space. A sturdy staircase leads to the entire second story, another single room painted a soft, creamy white, where a vintage iron daybed and a king-sized bed sit beneath double windows framing the fields beyond. Outside, a private stone patio, a hidden deck, and a hammock strung between two maples invite you to slow down and soak in the birdsong.
This is the kind of adaptive reuse that keeps rural character alive. Instead of new lumber and drywall, the home leans on what was already here: weathered barn boards, exposed timber framing, and a footprint that feels rooted in the land. The white exterior and generous windows soften the old agricultural bones into something that reads as a proper country retreat.
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