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East Yurt of Lake George w/ Elevated Deck

on March 7, 2024

While it’s not uncommon for a yurt to be placed on a deck, I’m not sure we’ve ever seen one on stilts! This set-up allows for a spacious sleeping area in the yurt itself, and a fun porch with a private soaking tub and fire pit.

On the first floor, the bathhouse has a residential toilet and walk-in shower with two shower heads. A spiral staircase takes you up to the second level, where the yurt and porch are located. You’re not far from Lake George, but there’s also a shared pool about 300 feet from the yurt.

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Yurt on Stilts w/ Spiral Staircase

Yurt with elevated deck and modern tiny house design in wooded setting.

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The yurt is essentially a spacious bedroom.

Cozy interior of a yurt near Lake George featuring a comfortable bed and natural wood accents.

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There’s a grand ceiling to make the space feel even larger.

Cozy yurt interior with a bed, window, and wooden accents in Lake George.

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A small kitchenette sits next to the window.

Interior of a tiny yurt with a cozy bed, pillows, and natural light from a window.

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The retro-style microwave and fridge are cute.

Cozy interior of a Lake George yurt featuring a comfortable bed and natural wood accents.

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Make coffee and tea in comfort.

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The attached deck has an outdoor soaking tub!

Yurt with deck overlooking Lake George and surrounding forest.

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A fire pit let’s you enjoy the outdoors after dark.

Elevated yurt deck surrounded by trees, featuring outdoor seating and a fire pit for relaxing in nat.

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The tub is also an outdoor shower.

Cozy outdoor bathroom in a tiny house yurt near Lake George with a clawfoot tub and wooden deck.

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The bathroom has a flush toilet and awesome shower stall.

Compact bathroom featuring a vintage sink, toilet, and modern hex tile shower. Rustic wood accents a.

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The hexagon tiles are a fun touch.

Cozy bathroom inside the East Yurt of Lake George featuring modern hexagonal tile shower walls.

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The bench is great for storing your toiletries and towels.

Modern tiny house shower with hex tile walls and wooden accents.

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East Yurt of Lake George with elevated deck in a wooded setting.

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Details:

  • The yurt is on an elevated platform, it has heat and a/c. To access, you will walk up a spiral staircase. Once on the platform you will find the yurt, bath house, seating area with gas firepit and an outdoor shower and bathtub (seasonal dates vary based on weather inquire for availability. May through September typical.)
  • Bath house
  • Walk in shower with two shower heads.
  • Sink
  • Toilet
  • Electric heat
  • Yurt
  • King size bed
  • Coffee bar drip and french press
  • Microwave
  • Mini fridge
  • Electric cooktop
  • Pots, pans, plates, silverware
  • Electric heat and A/C
  • Electric fireplace

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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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