The Last Stand TX Liebesnest is a 320 square foot shipping container conversion in Stonewall, Texas. This tiny house rental demonstrates how a standard shipping container can be transformed into a comfortable living space with a sliding glass door, full kitchen, bathroom, and queen bedroom.
Shipping Container Exterior with Sliding Glass Door
Images via Airbnb
Open Living and Sleeping Area
Queen Bedroom
Full Kitchen
Bathroom
Interior Details
Outdoor Living Space
Texas Hill Country Setting
Design Details
- Name: Liebesnest (Love Nest)
- Builder: Last Stand TX
- Type: Shipping Container Conversion
- Size: 320 square feet
- Location: Stonewall, Texas (Texas Hill Country)
- Bedroom: Queen bed
- Bathroom: Full bathroom
- Kitchen: Full kitchen
- Entry: Sliding glass door
- Outdoor: Patio seating area with Hill Country views
- Availability: Short-term rental
Lessons from This Build
- Shipping Containers Provide Structural Framework: The steel container eliminates the need for traditional framing while providing a weatherproof shell
- Sliding Glass Doors Expand Small Spaces: Large glass doors connect interior and exterior living areas and bring in natural light
- Container Homes Work as Rentals: The unique aesthetic and story of a container conversion appeals to travelers seeking alternatives to hotels
- Rural Settings Complement Container Builds: The industrial look of containers contrasts well with natural landscapes
- 320 Square Feet Fits Essential Amenities: A standard container provides enough space for a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living area
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I didn’t see a cooktop or oven. Did I miss it. Otherwise, nice plan.
Just the microwave and coffee maker, could be there’s plug in appliances but generally AirBNB’s are treated like hotel rooms. The BNB stands for Bed and Breakfast, which usually means meals are provided as part of the rental service.
But could always install a range if its purpose gets changed…
that is certainly nice. could certainly get used to living in that especially with the larger shower. Love the flowers outside.
Who needs a stove. O.K. perhaps some do, but not being fond of it, being on vacation all I want is to be able to make coffee. The rest can be picked up locally, ready made.
Yuk!! Tooooo busy!! In such a small space you need soft white and pastel colours and màny more windows!! If it was mine ofcourse!! ?