Micro House for Your Backyard: Lil Guest House, Office, or Both?

Backyard Offices, Micro Houses

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Have you ever thought about having your own micro house in your backyard? This little structure is perfect for working, brainstorming, relaxing, or brunching. You can use it as a day time getaway, micro office, or kids playhouse. This particular one has a built in table that converts into a double size bed platform. One of the best parts is that since it’s on wheels you can rotate it according to sun or shade depending on the weather and season.

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This micro home was built using reclaimed redwood siding, pre-owned windows and door, metal siding, and FSC-Certified plywood.

Backyard Micro House or Office

See the rest of this micro shelter below:

Backyard Micro House or Office

The benches transform into a platform so you can sleep here. Just like in most travel trailers.

Backyard Micro House or Office

It has an approximate area of 40-square-feet. What would you use it for?

Backyard Micro House or Office

Source:

  1.  http://tinyhouselistings.com/teeny-tiny-backyard-office-or-guest-bedroom/

 

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

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