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1920’s Caboose Turned Tiny Home 002

This lovingly-restored 1920s Caboose used to travel the Cotton Belt Route, and now sits on a large plot on Lake Limestone in Texas and acts as a nightly Airbnb rental.

It has a giant deck on one side for eating outdoors or relaxing, as well as a fire pit for s’mores. Inside it sleeps up to five between a single bed, queen bed and fold-out couch. You’ll also find an equipped kitchen that makes it easy to cook your own meals, or picture yourself living in this beauty full-time!

You can book your stay over at Airbnb.

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Vacation in a 1920s Cotton Belt Route Caboose

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Images via Mark/Airbnb

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Pirate Ship in The Trees 001

Wow! Check out this pirate ship in the trees!

This fun accommodation at Tanglewood Retreat in Waimauku, New Zealand was created from a 150 year old sailboat that was deemed un-seaworthy. Stace and her team took the boat, hoisted it into the trees, and transformed it with reclaimed materials into an epic getaway.

Up the spiral staircase you’ll find 129 square feet of pirate-themed fun, including a hidden rum compartment with a skull and crossbones. There’s a big seating area in the back, a cozy sleeping spot in the hull, and a skylight that gives you access to the deck.

Enjoy the amazing video tour from Living Big in a Tiny House below!

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Sleep in A Pirate Ship Treehouse in New Zealand

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11 Year Old Buys & Renovates Her Own Tiny Home For $800! 001

11-Year-Old Lauren thought this summer might be a drag because of COVID-19, but she made her own adventure when she spent the $400 she had saved up to buy an old camper! With the help of friends and family, she renovated the space into the ultimate pre-teen clubhouse for a total of just $800.

The adorable tiny house has four bunks in the back for sleepovers, and a bathroom and full kitchen! I’m sure if she decides to sell it someday, she could even make a profit. For now, she’s enjoying the fruit of her labor. Watch the local news coverage video below to hear from Lauren — she’s quite the inspiration.

Thanks to James D. for sending this great story to us!

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She’s Just 11 But She Bought & Renovated Her Own Travel Trailer!

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Images via WKBW TV | Buffalo, NY
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2017 GMC Terrain SUV Turned Super Stealthy Home 007

This 2017 GMC Terrain SUV has been transformed into a super stealthy home, ideal for ski and bike adventuring- and for sale! It doesn’t get much more “micro” than this, but somehow, the seller fit a bed, bike storage, and a “kitchen” area into this itty bitty home on wheels.

The coolest part? No one will ever suspect you live in it, so that you can park anywhere without trouble. It’s in Meeker, Colorado, and they’re asking $20,000 for the conversion (with 65,000 miles on it). You can contact the seller at ConversionTrader.com.

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$20K GMC SUV Turned Super Stealthy Home

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Hand-crafted Camper Van Built on 1977 Tigoa 009

If you’ve been longing to get into #vanlife for a while, this handcrafted campervan for sale might be the perfect rig for you! It’s all set up as a home inside, and the stunning woodwork makes it a unique build that no one else will have.

The exterior is mostly cedar, while the inside features Honduran mahogany cabinets and custom dutch doors. The place runs on solar power, making it an off-grid wonder!

You can contact the builder, Michael, at hufmic5@gmail.com to ask questions or make an offer. He’s asking $32,5000.

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Renovated Camper Van with Stunning Mahogany Interior

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The ESCAPE One XL is a popular model from ESCAPE Traveler, and this used one is for sale in Long Beach, California. It features a downstairs living space that could double as a ground-floor bedroom, as well as two lofts: One accessible via ladder, and the other via storage stairs.

In the bathroom there’s a flush toilet, washer/dryer combo, and shower, and you’ll find a fully-stocked kitchen with all major appliances included. Big windows let in plenty of light and lovely views if you find a good spot to park it!

They’re asking $69,500 for the build, and it’s RVIA-certified making it eligible for an RV loan. Contact the seller here.

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Get Your Own ESCAPE One XL for $69.5K

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Tiny River House on Clackamas River 006

This is a private and secluded Tiny River House that’s loft-free and packed with amenities! Built on a military ammunition trailer, this is a unique THOW build you won’t find elsewhere. The lovely board and batten exterior blends into the landscape.

Inside you’ll find a cozy queen bed with stunning river views — the perfect spot to relax and sip a cup of coffee in the morning! The sliding glass doors let you open up the home to beautiful natural surroundings. The home has a kitchen with everything you need minus an oven, and a bathroom with a dry flush toilet and shower.

Enjoy the photo tour below, and book your stay on Airbnb here!

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No-Loft Vacation THOW near Portland

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Images via Airbnb

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Floating Rooms Minimalist Tiny House Design 001

This family of three built a tiny house, but intended to sell it and live in a “big house” like “normal” people. Kathy got a full-time job to afford their new normal home, but like so many others, was furloughed because of coronavirus. Thankfully, Kathy, Tilman, and their four-year-old son were able to move out of that large home, and back into the THOW!

I really think tiny house living will only become more popular during this pandemic and it’s fall-out, which is why it’s awesome that Kathy & Tilman wrote a book about their build: “How I Designed, Planned and Built A Small House on a Trailer.” This book is aimed at the DIYer who wants to tackle a tiny house build but needs some guidance. You can buy the book here.

Check out their beautiful build below!

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They Built a THOW and Wrote a Book About It!

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Images via Floating Rooms

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Gypsy style 26’ Pioneer Tiny Home 011

This is the adorable Vardo-Style 26′ Pioneer Tiny House built by Tiny Idahomes for their customer Ella. It was designed to her tastes, complete with a loft bedroom and Jacuzzi tub!

It has a large living room area with robin’s egg blue wainscoting, and a spacious kitchen with tons of under-the-stairs storage. Ella’s build is based on the Pioneer model from Tiny Idahomes.  This upgraded version cost $55k.

Want a Tiny Idahome? You can get in touch here.

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Her Tiny Idahome Looks Like A Vardo Wagon!

Gypsy style 26’ Pioneer Tiny Home 011

Images via Tiny Idahomes

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