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Meet Alyssa and Dan — an adventurous couple living in “Lucky,” their off-grid short bus skoolie conversion.
At just 22 feet long, they only have 100 square feet of living space and do an incredible job utilizing it! They even added a “real” front door and included a shower and toilet to make life easier during their journey.
While the couple was travelling full-time for about a year, they settled down in Oregon during the pandemic on a stranger-turned-friend’s property (and wait until you see the view!). Take a look at the pictures and enjoy their awesome video tour below.
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Couple’s Adventurous Life in “Lucky”: Off-Grid Skoolie
Here they are with their adorable front door.
The inside of the home is so cozy!
The couch has storage both below and behind it.
VIDEO: Off-Grid Short Bus//SKOOLIE CONVERSION
Highlights:
- 22 ft long
- Short school bus
- Handicap door in bedroom
- Full bathroom (shower & composting toilet)
- Poplar accent wall
- Butcher block counter top
- Inset sink with counter top inset
- Fridge/freezer combo under sink
- Large closet space
- Live and work on the road
- Travelling full-time
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Beautiful. I love all the details.
I like it. Handy and easy to go every there but sufficient for two people.
I would put a dinette instead of the sofa for a dining arrangement facing each other and suitable for two laptops, too.
That’s a good idea.
and that could convert to a sofa if needed.
Impressive. I love that even though it isn’t a full size “schoolie” it is a home. They explained everything I could think of to ask, and I love that they put a larger size fridge and freezer in. You just should not squrimp on icecream, it’s a necessary.
Haha exactly! Anything for ice cream.
I too love the under counter “side-by-side” and never seen one before. Looked them up and fairly reasonable too!
That front door though — ugghhh. Is it just me or whenever a front door like those are used, it just instantly induces a case of the bendz?! I totally get why, but there has to be a more ascetically pleasing/congruent option.
I’m not sure if I like the front doors on buses, either, but I do understand their function.
Well, can always go old school and do a full conversion, similar to House Trucks, and put the house door further to the back… Here’s an example of how that can look…
https://tinyhousetalk.com/family-turns-school-bus-short-bus-and-shipping-container-into-their-tiny-home/
well done just wish he wasn’t talking through it. she’s a doll. he is lucky super lucky
A zipped no-see-um screen on that door in the back would be great sometimes.
I’m wondering where you got your curtains that are in the living room and kitchen windows. I love the bedroom with the door that opens outside.