This is the ESCAPE Vista tiny house that starts under $40,000. Outside, you’ll notice the 25′ x 8.5′ home wrapped in vertical cedar siding and nearly made of windows: four huge Low-E windows provide a view from the outside-in and the inside-out.
Inside, the house is open and airy, with lightly colored aspen wood lining every surface. To keep you warm in the winter, the house has insulation made from recycled products, and if you want an off-the-grid lifestyle, solar options are available. You can even upgrade to a queen bed, washer/dryer combo, dishwasher, and stone counter tops. It also comes with under-the-bed storage, built-ins, and door-less kitchen shelving for a minimalist look and feel.
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ESCAPE Vista Tiny House on Wheels for Under $40k
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This is Meseidy’s fantastic travel-trailer-turned-tiny-home!
What was once a drab and dated typical camper, has been transformed into a clean, bright and stylish home. You’d never know from the standard travel trailer exterior that it features a fashion-forward interior.
Inside, you’ll find what Meseidy refers to as contrasting dark and light colors and brass fixtures. The kitchen includes bright yellow stools against a grey and white countertop. Over the stove, the stainless steel backsplash is visually appealing and easy-to-clean. Step into the living area and color-block throw pillows rest on grey armchairs, and funky retro chairs sit around the original dining table. The master bedroom is even more colorful, with deep ocean blue paint and more color-block pillows. Finally, the bathroom has an amazing basin sink and decorative tree branch jewelry holders. Proof that living in a trailer can be extremely glamorous.
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Woman Turns Trailer into Tiny Home That Will Amaze You
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This is a wonderful sea ranch home in California built on poles.
Outside, you’ll notice this house sits on a hill – or rather, above it – on seventeen massive poles. Vertical gray wooden siding envelopes the home’s angular structure, which includes multiple juxtaposed roof levels. You can take in the surrounding tall trees pointing to lovely clear skies while reclining in Adirondack chairs on the back porch.
When you go inside, you’ll find an open floor plan, complete with two bedrooms and one bath. For the self-sufficient types, the house includes a rustic wood-burning stove, but also the luxury of a flat screen T.V. Bright colors and eye-catching paintings, stained glasswork and other art pieces give the house an eclectic flair. Best of all, you can rent it out for a week or a weekend and enjoy the Sea Ranch life.
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Sea Ranch Escape Hillside Pole House
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This is an amazing tiny home created with 215,158 Lego Bricks.
Outside, you’ll notice a surprisingly realistic-looking tear-drop camper which holds the Guinness Book of World Record’s title for the World’s Largest Caravan built with interlocking plastic bricks. This Lego version was fashioned based off of a real-life caravan, so it’s the same shape and size of the model and even has the same functions of a real caravan!
Inside, you’ll find a cozy brick layout complete with a Lego carton of milk, Lego coffee pot, and even a Lego skillet cooking sunny-side-up Lego eggs. The tiny sink next to the stove-top works when hooked up to a water supply. Silverware and toothbrushes – also made from Legos – sit nicely inside Lego mugs on the countertop next to the sink. A bouquet of Lego flowers and a Lego chess set make the tiny space feel like home. And just like in a typical camper, the dinette transforms into a bed – albeit probably not an overly comfortable one.
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Group Builds Caravan Using 215,158 Lego Bricks
Images © Guinness World Records via YouTube
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This is Jacqueline Mallegni’s 800 sq. ft. solar home for sale in Abiquiu, New Mexico.
The contemporary adobe home sits on 10 acres of wide-open New Mexican landscape with views from custom-made windows of the Cerro Pedernal, Jemez and Sangre de Christo mountain ranges. But this tiny home isn’t only beautiful – it runs on passive solar exposure making it eco-friendly and off-the-grid.
Two water catchment cisterns, as well as a 1,200-gallon cistern, pump the open-floor-plan house with water. Step through the colonial dutch doors to see a propane stove, hot water heater, mini-refrigerator and even a tub. WiFi access and a wood burning stove combine new technology with the old and provide all the luxury of the 21st century with the peace of mind that accompanies self-sufficiency.
Best of all? If you’re interested you can buy it! The asking price is $187,000. (Sold)
800 Sq. Ft. Solar Home
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Welcome to Donna’s $25,000 tiny home on wheels. This wood-sided marvel with delightful white trim has everything a couple could need. Donna said finishing the project was one of her long-time bucket list items.
She built the house in just four months and now her son and girlfriend live in it full-time in Port Charlotte, Florida. Unlike many tiny homes, Donna’s includes full-size appliances and a bathtub – for all the joy of tiny, with the luxury of space. A washer-dryer combo eliminates trips to the laundromat while saving valuable square footage! It even includes an entertainment room in one of the home’s two lofts – the other is a bedroom. The pale grey cabinets and dark wood flooring provide a lovely contrast of cool cleanliness and the warmth of home. But in case you were worried about carbon footprint, admire it’s metal roof and environmentally friendly composting toilet, LED lighting, and R-21 insulation rating. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!
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Couple’s $25k Tiny Home on Wheels
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This is a tiny home on wheels just recently finished by Michelle Boyle, a tiny house designer, builder, occupant, and enthusiast.
She calls this cozy, cute, and rustic creation which she spent the last 15 months fashioning, “My Empty Nest.”
The nest sits beside the trees surrounded by lawn, and on the outside, the home is encased in beautiful paneling. Step inside and you’ll be wowed by a tiled kitchen, exposed beams, a French door, full stove, retro refrigerator, and a loft featuring more reclaimed wood.
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Michelle’s Tiny Home on Wheels
Images © Brian Burk Photography and Mark Sharley Photography
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