Today I wanted to introduce you to Tiny Homes Ireland, a tiny house builder in — you guessed it — Ireland. They have a couple of standard models at this time but also create custom builds upon request.
This particular home below is a tiny house on skids with a downstairs bedroom and two more loft bedrooms, including one that’s completely closed off — sneaky! You’ll find a dinette under the bathroom loft adjacent to the galley kitchen.
According to their website, their designs cost between €35,000 – €70,000 (~$41,000 – $83,000). Enjoy the photo tour below!
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Introducing Tiny Homes Ireland & Their Two Bedroom Tiny Home
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Christine Plum (@plum_construction) sold her Houston home and put all her equity into buying a small home in Galveston, Texas and fixing it up. She did all the work herself, and turned it into a vacation rental she later sold.
But after remodeling, she got into designing and building homes from the ground up! She’s now on her fourth tiny house project after completing and selling three beautiful homes under 1,000 square feet.
This home was the first one she built, doing all the interior work herself. It’s called the “Tiny Gem” and is an Airbnb rental now. At 400 square feet, it includes a downstairs bedroom as well as a loft bedroom for kids.
Want a Plum Tiny House? Contact Christine here! Enjoy the photo tour…
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Christine’s Tiny Gem: Plum Construction
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This is a fully-renovated fifth-wheel RV for sale in Sugar Hill, Georgia for sale for $26,000 (sold). While the owners bought it and overhauled it with the intention of living in it full-time, they had trouble finding an affordable full-time parking opportunity (one of the toughest parts of tiny living!) and are now selling.
That said, it would make an awesome tiny house for a couple or small family, especially for one interested in full-time travel. RVs are built to be frequently towed around and are usually lighter than their tiny house counterparts.
The inside got a major facelift, with all the dark trim painted, extra cabinets removed to create visual space, and new furniture added to make it feel like home. Take a look at the photo tour below.
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Could You Live in This RV Renovation?
Images via Emily
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Meet Trysh and Saul Martinez and their self-built $25,000 THOW. If you just showed me pictures of the home and had me guess how much it cost, I would have easily said somewhere between $70k-$90k. Somehow using mostly reclaimed materials and Craigslist finds, the couple managed to build a tremendous tiny house without taking on debt to get it.
A few super cool features include the 7-foot-long drawers they tucked under the kitchen for clothing and shoe storage, and a closet loft entirely dedicated to hanging clothing. Those two features allowed them to have very little wall storage, leaving the place feeling beautiful and open.
They work as rehabilitation therapists in San Diego (@tryshka on Instagram), and despite a difficult search, found a place to park their home in the metropolis via Craigslist. We got to do a Q&A with the couple, which you can read at the end of the post, and we also included a link to their video tour with Living Big in a Tiny House.
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Trysh & Saul’s $25k DIY Tiny Home in San Diego
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If you’re looking for a more Bohemian/Modern spot to stay at Tiny Camp in Sedona, Arizona, their Aspire model might be the perfect choice.
Not only does it have a tremendous wall of windows to let in light, there’s a cool pull-out queen bed on the main floor so you don’t need to climb any ladders! There’s a long galley kitchen with a stove top and fridge, and a bathroom with flush toilet and luxury shower.
The star-gazing deck also includes a pod swing — perfect spot for relaxing! Book your stay here.
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Downstairs Bedroom in Aspire Tiny House Getaway
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We’ve seen a lot of people build tiny homes as rental units, but in this case Rodney and his wife rent their larger home and live tiny during the summer!
It all started some years back, when Rodney needed a spot to store his stuff after life took an unexpected turn. Some friends offered a spot on their land if he built a nice-looking shed, so he did just that. But when he got married three years ago and built a “big” house, he and his wife decided to convert the shed into a tiny house so they could rent out their larger home.
What’s awesome about the conversion is they did it on the cheap — he reused cabinets from different kitchens and reclaimed metal roofing which he then painted. The house isn’t filled with fancy things, but is completely practical for the couple’s summer lifestyle. Look at the photos below and watch the video tour with Tiny Home Tours!
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Part-time Tiny Living in this 12×16 Shed
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Today we wanted to introduce you to Tiny Camp in Sedona, Arizona! This vacation complex includes 5 different tiny homes (with more on the way!) you can rent out on a short-term basis for a getaway you won’t forget.
The first one, Grow, features a huge deck with canyon views and a private fire pit. Yoga mats are provided for a little morning exercise and because of the Dark Sky ordinances, it’s a perfect spot for stargazing. Oh yes, and there’s a salt water hot tub!
Inside you’ll find a fully-functional kitchen and a bathroom with a luxury tiled shower. A ladder takes you up to the queen-sized loft. Enjoy the photo tour below and book your stay at Tiny Camp.
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Tiny House Vacation with Big Deck: Grow
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The Sycamore Park Model by Mustard Seed Tiny Homes packs two downstairs bedrooms, two bathrooms (one full, one half), an open kitchen/living room, a stacked washer/dryer, and a large divided loft into a 39×14-foot towable park model starting at $95,000. It can comfortably sleep a family of five.
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You know what they say, “One man’s trash….” For John, what his neighbor saw as an old dump deserving of being burned to the ground, he saw as a restoration project!
John spent 15 years building his own home, so he had the skills necessary to head over and take the old cabin down log by log and haul it back to his homestead. He and his wife then spent 2 years putting it all back together. The home was built in Minnesota by a Kentucky solider who fought for the Union and was no longer welcome back home after the Civil War. If you’re curious about the restoration, you can watch Faircompany’s mini documentary at the end of the post.
In keeping with the times, the home has no electricity or plumbing, but kerosene lamps, a wood stove, and a kerosene cooking stove keep the place warm and functional. There’s an outhouse and rainwater collection system to provide some water for washing dishes and outdoor showers. Unsurprisingly, there’s no wifi connection either.
You can enjoy a slice of pioneer life by renting the spot on Airbnb! It sleeps up to four in the two queen beds in the upstairs loft/bedroom area. It may be just what you need to disconnect!
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Settler’s Off-Grid Cabin Rental in Minnesota
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