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Guest Post: Our 415 Sq. Ft. Koastal Cottage Tiny Home with Bath and a Half!
We RVed full time in a 40′ fifth wheel for three years with our younger daughter (our elder daughter was already grown) and then moved into an apartment in Williamsburg, Virginia.
When Kaitie left for college, we moved back into the RV, placing it in a small mobile home park. Seven years later, when a tree destroyed the RV, we ordered a tiny home from Lil’ Lodges in Tallahassee, FL.
Now York County wants us to move, stating our home is an park model RV (although it is too large and an actual RV was here for SEVEN years!).
415 Sq. Ft. Koastal Cottage Tiny Home
Image © LilLodges.com
Images © Karen
Images © Karen
Image © LilLodges.com
The home is engineered to withstand 130 mph winds, has a bay window in the bedroom, an attached screened porch, bamboo floors, a large loft, an electric fireplace, 220 electric, stacking washer/dryer, 4 1/2′ shower, and an awesome kitchen.
My husband and I were able to fit in our multiple collections. Everyone who sees it says, “I want one!”
Those who know about construction are amazed at its quality which exceeds that of mobile homes . . .and many standard homes.
We love it and feel it is just the right size.
We are fighting to stay here.
Our big thanks and heartfelt best wishes goes to Karen and her husband for sharing their tiny home and story with us.
We’re all rooting for you. And if there’s something we can all do that you think might help, please let us know.
Learn more about Lil’ Lodges Coastal Cottage: http://www.lillodges.com/koastalcottagephotogallery.html
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