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Elizabeth’s Quaint Tiny House in Northern Michigan


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If you’re looking for a quiet WiFi-free vacation where you can truly get back to basics, why not stay at Elizabeth’s Quaint Tiny Home she built with her dad? Located in Northern Michigan just a couple miles from downtown Charlevoix, her tiny house getaway features tons of sweet touches and oodles of 5-star reviews.

She supplies you with s’mores, snacks, and even a scrapbook of the build so you can see the history and hard-work behind the place. The home is nestled in the woods with plenty of walking trails around, so you can get outside and enjoy a little forest-bathing. What do you think?

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Take a Break from Real Life in Elizabeth’s Quaint Tiny Home

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When you walk in the space feels like home.

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Everything you need for coffee, tea and preparing meals.

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Sometimes it’s these little touches that make the biggest difference.

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Snacks, mugs, and mini cheese grater provided!

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View from the main loft.

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Porch with secluded woodland views.

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Quaint seating area for relaxing.

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The Master with lovely skylights.

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Twin bed for an extra guest.

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The shower with galvanized metal.

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Bathroom includes a sink and flush toilet.

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Ladder up to the loft bedroom.

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Highlights:

  • Sleeps 3
  • One master loft
  • One twin loft
  • Stocked kitchen
  • Oven/fridge/freezer
  • Walking trails
  • Woodland views
  • Fire pit with s’mores provided
  • Bathroom with shower and flush toilet
  • No wifi or TV

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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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  • Kathy Handyside
    July 4, 2020, 4:37 pm

    I had heard that it’s nearly impossible to legally have a tiny house for year-round residency in Michigan. I guess if the tiny house is a rental and not lived in as one’s full-time residence, it’s okay. I’ve pretty much given up on my tiny house dream, being stuck here in Michigan. It’s a shame that roadblocks are thrown up in the way of living tiny.

    • James D.
      July 4, 2020, 9:06 pm

      Regulations can vary county to county but Michigan is pushing to allow ADU’s in most areas and in Briley Township in Northern Michigan, they’ve even defined a new type of dwelling, and refers to it as an ‘Economy Efficient Dwelling.’

      -Economy Efficient Dwelling is a dwelling that is more than 240 square feet and less than 500 square feet with a minimum side elevation of no less than 12 feet and no more than 20 feet, minimum length of 20 feet and a maximum length of 30 feet built to all Michigan building and sanitary codes and qualifies for a certificate of occupancy.

      -An economy efficient dwelling must be placed on a permanent approved foundation.

      -These homes are allowed in residential 2, forest rec, and agriculture areas.

      Mobile Homes/Manufactured Houses are also an option in pretty much any state…

      Michigan also has a number of Long Term and Year Round RV Parks that allow you to stay 180 days or longer…

      Sandyoak RV Resort, for example, is unlimited days and even allows the option to own the lot…

      So you have some options…

      • Lee Baldwin
        October 26, 2020, 9:14 pm

        That is great info! Hope this is the beginning of a wave of legislation to normalize tiny!

  • janet pierce
    July 4, 2020, 6:05 pm

    Many communities/states are coming around to allowing ADUs…(Accessory Dwelling Units). My son and wife are currently in the late stages of building a ‘granny flat’, ‘tiny house’, ‘mother in law’ apt.(whatever one wishes to call it) for me to live in and rent from them at a nice low price. Their decision was a result of new zoning regulations in our small town in KY, obviously triggered by changes in nearby Lexington and other cities seeing a need previously forbidden. This couple had looked for a house that included a mother in law apt., but found none in their price range, so they have used their house equity to build this small dwelling for me, who’d had to go to ‘plan C’ for retirement not long after the last major recession. I went to nursing school in Traverse City and love the area of this cute place.

    • Natalie C. McKee
      July 9, 2020, 12:54 pm

      Wow that’s so lovely, Janet! So glad to hear that. Send us pictures of your new home when it’s complete.

  • Marsha T Cowan
    October 27, 2020, 12:16 pm

    Sweet! A very cozy cottage. I love how you did the loft stairs and the seating is precious. Looks like you have a back door, too? It’s a wonderful tiny house.

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