Living tiny with a family of 6 is already impressive — but what about living tiny on a 28 ft. sailboat with no engine? This amazing family got rid of fossil fuels and has been living on the water for 3 years, sailing sans engine most recently.
They converted the engine room into cabins for two of their 4 children. Their floating home has no formal kitchen, meaning they eat mainly a raw diet or cook what they can in a solar oven. Their plan? Travel the world!
Dad works as a teacher (he rows to shore to get to work), and mom homeschools the kids. She’s an intellectual at heart and you’ll be amazed at how many books they’ve fit into this little home. Enjoy the video tour below and be sure to subscribe to their YouTube channel here.
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This Family Fit Tons of Books into Their 28 Ft Sailboat!
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I really love this open-concept tiny house with no wheels! Because there are no trailer size restrictions, the living space is 12 feet wide. It’s amazing how airy it makes the whole space feel.
You get a kitchen complete with hookups for the full-sized appliances you’d like to add, and a bathroom with a large walk-in shower (plumbed for a normal toilet, but you can go composting if you’d like).
In the bedroom, there’s a slightly-lofted bed that still allows for tons of headroom, and if you added some permanent steps would be easy to get in and out of. It’s for sale in Pennsylvania, asking $35,100, and you can contact the seller with questions and offers here.
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Get a 12×28 Tiny House (For A Slab) For $35.1K
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When times got tough, Sarah was able to arrange to live tiny in a travel trailer that’s set up as a stationary tiny house, with her two dogs, too.
Initially, she had plans to do a van conversion, and move to Europe with it, but for now, she’s staying put where she’s at, in Lanzarote while running her own business producing, marketing, and selling camper-life related products.
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Living Tiny In A Caravan On A Volcanic Island In The Atlantic With Van Life In Her Future
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This family of 6 left their 3,000-square-foot home, bought 20 acres in Northern Idaho, lived in an RV inside a pole barn for 8 months, and built a 600-square-foot DIY tiny house for under $20,000 — all debt-free. Now they have started building their dream home on the same property, using the same approach: hard work, good financial planning, and no loans.
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Here’s your chance to go tiny and support charity at the same time! All profits from the purchase of this 8 x 20 Move-In Ready THOW built by Holy Ground go to the “Rescue Ranch,” where men and women struggling with addiction can get clean. Great cause!
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Lovely & Basic Under-$20k Tiny House
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This Vermont THOW has been used as an Airbnb up until now, and it could make great guest quarters or a full-time tiny home with a few modifications.
There are two lofts, one twin-sized and one for a queen bed, as well as a bathroom and kitchenette with a plumbed sink. Add an induction cooktop and you could easily cook inside. The THOW is being sold fully-furnished.
You can contact the sellers (located in Southern Vermont) at Tiny House Marketplace.
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250 Square Foot Tiny House on Wheels: $24,500
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Ethan and Katelynn moved four times as they downsized to get ready for #vanlife, and believe it or not everything they own fits inside this van (no storage units)! All of their clothing fits into just three drawers.
Their van conversion features a large kitchen with maple counter tops and a Dometic oven/range for all their plant-based cooking. But the coolest feature of their van is the coffee roaster in the garage! Katelynn roasts coffee and sells it, and manages to do it all from their van.
Yes, there’s a bathroom! The wet bath with an on-demand hot water heater let’s them swap off days to take a shower. Enjoy the video tour from Tiny Home Tours below, and follow the couple on Instagram here.
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This Couple Loves Spending 24/7 Together in Their Van
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Caris and Jake got married fresh out of college and wanted a place of their own. Lo and behold they were able to find a tiny house ready-built by Decathlon Tiny Homes (the Zeus model) and a spot in a tiny house village to park it in just two weeks!
While they didn’t customize their tiny house, they have made it home with their own finishes and decorations. The red kitchen is particularly striking!
Because they went from sharing a room in Jake’s dad’s home to living tiny, they hadn’t accumulated a lot of the stuff some other couples may have. That’s made the tiny house transition all the easier! Be sure to check out their video interview at the end of the post, and follow them on Instagram here.
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Going Tiny Fresh Out of College!
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David and Lauren did all the “right” things — went to college, got married, and got great jobs (David was an Aerospace Engineer!), but after six years the couple realized they wanted more! David quit his job and became a ski expert, and Lauren takes on travel nursing contracts around the country.
The couple hopes to visit all 50 states during their adventure, and all the National Parks if possible. Their bus conversion is awesome, as well, complete with a large desk area for working from home, as well as a back garage to fit all their gear. And yes, they have a bathroom.
You can watch their tour with Tiny Home Tours below, and follow the couple on Instagram here.
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Toilet, Shower & Tons of Storage in this Bus Build
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