This is the Eleanor Tiny House in Sarasota, Florida. It’s one of the vacation rental tiny houses at Tiny House Siesta featuring a main-floor bedroom and a sleeping loft bedroom.
It’s a Tumbleweed Tiny House and if you’re looking for a cool way to try a tiny house out in southwest Florida, this could be a good option. If not, there are others to explore too!
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Eleanor Tiny House Vacation by Tiny House Siesta
Images via Tiny House Siesta
Images via Tiny House Siesta
Highlights
- Tiny House Eleanor in Sarasota, Florida
- Built by Tumbleweed
- Located 5 minutes away from Siesta Key Beach
- Sleeps three
- Two bedrooms
- One with a queen bed on the sleeping loft
- One with a single bed on the main floor
- Starts at $84/night
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Nicely laid out Tumbleweed!
Not a big fan of the 50’s-esque overhead lighting, but it does seem to work with this interior.
I’m definitely going to take away some design ideas from this one…but I’ve always wondered…why has no one ever used that cubby hole next to the front door for a bathroom, or at least part of one?
Seems fairly instinctive to me, but maybe that’s just me.
Anyway, nice rig. Thanks for showing us, Alex. 🙂
I think it’s a great little place for a vacation. I like the beds up and down. I like the kitchen also. I would be partial to a bigger seating for the Entry / living room. Colors in and outside matter, these will do nicely. I’d say recycling materials is awesome . Maybe the lights. Although they have made a comeback. Just different bulbs.
As for the bathroom being the first thing in the door…. Its not unheard of. But usually because the place is even smaller. Like less than 12 feet . Camping tiny houses. Gypsy wagons.
Thanks, its very nice.