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This couple started in 2,500 square feet and dramatically downsized to an 18-foot trailer right before lockdown. They quickly had to learn to live together in a tiny space, and made it through the experience closer and more determined to continue their tiny life.
When presented with the opportunity, they joined a tiny house community in Arizona that’s designed with separate living cabins that all share kitchen and bathroom facilities. It’s quite the upgrade from their smaller trailer, and so far they are loving it. Let us know what you think!
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Big Couch-Bed and Work-at-Home Office
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They have tons of storage on this wall for clothing, books, and knickknacks.
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It’s really wide and open with those lofted gable ceilings.
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Looking for a tiny home community as soon as possible. Where is this located?
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They’re in Mohave County, AZ… There’s a number of communities in that state. This one is private, so you’d have to contact them to see if that’s an option but you can do a search for communities in Arizona to see other options…
Already searched and few results. I couldn’t figure out how to directly contact them. Couldn’t figure out where it’s located. I need to know how close to Kingman AZ it is and how to apply to live there etc
They’re on Instagram, you can contact them directly through there… Links are in the article…
…and by the way, Mohave County is massive!
Im looking for community in central Arizona. Are they only sharing location with people on social media. I dont use it anymore.
Glad this works for them but I prefer enclosed cabinets/closets for my clothes and personal/business items. I also want my own bathroom for middle of the night trips and own cooking facilities for myself , my own refrigerator, dishes and late night meals. I like to have neighbors but community baths and kitchens wouldn’t work for me personally.
Realize that there will be upwards of 140 million North Americans displaced by rising Sea Water by the turn of THIS century. Low-Cost hosing is on my mind for you sheeple. I will be long dead, but my Grandkids might be here…3-D Printing with HEMP Hurds as feedstock is obvious using Geopolymer as a Binder seems the best choice today from my research. Combined with a Mobile (THOW) system of housing for itinerate workers who can be near the desired saltwater frontage as it climbs the shorelines. I envision a system of portable Boardwalk type structures that can shift with the tides mobile units(Park Model RV Types) just plug into and move as needed…High Rises are limited to areas above 350′ elevations worldwide…4Fathoms Designs is where I post a lot of what goes into my book series with Blurb Publishing…As Linda says, having all your own stuff is still a fairly normal desire. Communal Living seems to be easier for the younger adaptable types. Living life out a Vardo might soon be a fact of life..