Joshua Tree Harebnb Built with Small House Catalog Plans

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Here’s a sleek and modern two-story foundation tiny home built by Robert Abasolo from the Robuilt YouTube channel and is now used as an Airbnb in California. The “Conejito” plans for the build came from the Small House Catalog and you can purchase them to build your own tiny house here.

This model is just 300 square feet and includes a balcony off the second-story bedroom, as well as a carport outdoors. There are lots of clean lines and a shed-style roof to keep things simple. Could you live here?

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Gorgeous Two Story Foundation Tiny House with a Carport

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

The home has lovely dessert landscaping in front.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

You walk into the chic living area.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

There’s seating for two off the kitchen.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

The galley kitchen with an awesome backsplash.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

Love a little window over the sink.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

Here’s the staircase to the bedroom.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

That couch looks super cushy!

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

The bedroom at the top of the staircase.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

It looks bright and open!

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

I love that mid-century chair/sidetable.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

The door takes you to the balcony.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

What a lovely spot to breathe in some fresh air.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

Off the first floor is this little patio space.

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

There’s a hot tub!

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

Could you live in a spot like this?

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Images via Airbnb/Robert

Description:

My newly constructed tiny house is located in the heart of Joshua Tree! It’s tiny, but mighty. While the home is only 300 square feet, it’s open and airy layout can accommodate up to 4 people. It’s a cozy fit, but we make it work perfectly.

The home is furnished with one full-size memory foam bed in the upstairs loft, and one full-size Article sleeper sofa. (We’ll let you draw straws to decide who is sleeping where—ha!) The optimal amount of guests would be 1-3 people. But we can definitely fit 4 if you’re willing to squeeze! Please keep in mind, it’s a tiny house. So if space and privacy is important to you, this may not be the best fit.

Inside the kitchen, you’ll find all the silverware, pots, pans and plates you need to pretend like you’re going to cook yourself dinner from scratch!

The living room is furnished with a nice flat-screen tv where you’ll be able to Netflix and chill with friends.

In terms of amenities, we’ve got you covered too! You’ll have access to small, yet important, things like: An iron, blow dryer, towels, soap, napkins, oxygen and more.

As I mentioned earlier, my casita chica is so perfect, you’ll want to stay forever. We’ve had guests ask. Just kidding. (But seriously.)

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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15 comments

  1. Why would one build a 2 story with that much land? Just put the balcony on the roof and have 360 degree view and a far larger balcony.

    1. Well, a wide view of the surrounding area doesn’t mean the property includes that much land. If you look closely you’ll see fencing that’s marking the property line and there are neighboring houses visible nearby. So not actually that much land…

      While even having lots of land doesn’t automatically mean someone wants their home to have a large footprint or that their priorities don’t include other usages for the land that would require keeping it open and free for those other usages.

      There’s also the fact it’s in the middle of a desert. Balcony view is nice but it can also be nice to not have to worry about the local weather conditions just to have that view when you can just look out a window from a conditioned space.

      Besides, built from plans also means it’s the design he chose and the layout also effects it’s exterior appearance/curb appeal… Mind, it’s an AirBNB, it’s near the national park, etc.

    1. Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention! I will make the changes now to reflect this. We love the designs of Small House Catalog.

  2. Sweet, love the 2nd storey, shame there’s no trees and the side table beside the bed is actually a late 50’s early 60’s phone table 🙂

    1. Well, there are trees, as can be seen in the last photo down. Just a limit of what can grow in the desert climate there and the native trees have their own distinct look. The Joshua tree, Yucca brevifolia, is a member of the Agave family and is the namesake for the area and national park there. Along with California Fan Palm trees and nearby in high-elevation ecosystem hosts pinyon pine and juniper trees.

  3. I think this is a very fine home. I would love to stay there during a vacation. I would love to live in this home.

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