Her $34K Tiny House (In A Community)

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When Ashley lost her job, renting her 1,300-square-foot home no longer made sense. She knew she wanted to own something but didn’t know where she wanted to put down roots. “What if I had a house that could move?” she asked herself. And that’s how she ended up with a $34.5K tiny house on wheels!

When she purchased it, her budget buy was rather empty and uninteresting—so much so that instead of feeling overjoyed when she first walked in, she felt a bit scared. But now that she’s had time to decorate and build it out—including a “catio” for her three cats—she absolutely loves her little home. Enjoy the tour!

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DIY “Catio” & Amazing Side Porch in Acony Bell Village

Cat Lady’s $34K Tiny House (In A Community)
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Her covered porch nearly doubles the square footage of the home.

Charming blue tiny house with porch in a welcoming community setting.
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She built the “catio” under the overhang of her tiny house.

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She has plenty of room to sit up in her bed.

Cozy tiny house interior with wood paneling and warm lighting.
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VIDEO: Cat Lady’s Dream Tiny w/ cat walk & catio! Only $34k!

Highlights:

  • Ashley lives in the Acony Bell Tiny Home Community in North Carolina, and was able to add on a porch and a small storage shed for her extras!
  • She built a catio under the overhang of her loft for her cats. They have access via a cat door in her kitchen window.
  • She works primarily from home, and added a desk to the house so she has a comfortable office.
  • In her loft, there’s plenty of space for her to sit up, and she loves to read up there or watch shows on her computer.

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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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