Majestic Bus to Tiny Home Conversion

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This is the Majestic Bus To Tiny Cabin Conversion in the country near Hay-on-Wye (United Kingdom). It’s an old bus turned into a permanent tiny cabin with a bathhouse just a few steps away.

The little bus home accommodates up to four people comfortably. It may also be available as a rental if you’re ever in the area.

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Majestic Bus to Tiny Cabin Renovation

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The bathhouse… 🙂

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And… Let’s not forget the ‘Throne’ aka Reading Room 🙂

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Images: MajesticBus.co.uk

VIDEO: Rob and Layla on the Majestic Bus ‘Tiny Home’

VIDEO #2: The Majestic Bus to Tiny Home Conversion

A few metres away lies a purpose built wooden bath house, containing a flush toilet and a luxurious roll-top bath with shower above

Prices vary from £90 – £145 per night depending on time of year

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

24 comments

  1. Ok, so what is the downside of a bus? Insulation. Or more aptly, the lack thereof.

    And let’s face it, in winter, in the UK, it’s cold everywhere… damned cold.

    Not for me.

  2. I could SO be HAPPY there!!!! Love all the windows and light colors and the way everything is spaced…. And the fact that it is moveable. What a splendid home. <3

    1. from the link above to the photos, “A few metres away lies a purpose built wooden bath house, containing a flush toilet and a luxurious roll-top bath with shower above. A second wood-burner is installed for those chillier nights and the room comes complete with tea-light candles for the ultimate romantic bath experience.”

  3. This is such a beautiful old bus to start with, but what you have done to the interior is absolutely fabulous. The use of what looks like aged wood, the placement of furniture and built-ins, and the colors and fabrics. It is beautiful! I think an unattached bath with a great covered walkway would be just the ticket. Think of the total privacy! Great job!

  4. It’s been awhile since I’ve seen a place that I wanted to write about. This place is wonderful. Very nicely done and not crowded at all.

    The place has wood burning stove, so the worry of winter weather is really not a concern. After all, in small places it heats up very quickly and stays warm.

    Lovely home and great job!!
    Kay

  5. The more I see these solutions and more I understand that the root of any dissatisfaction comes from conventional homes. For man he has a component of a free spirit, and as such should be indulgent. Then go around the world with a house like ” luggage” is really cheap, private and independent.

  6. I’m in love with their lifestyle & what they’ve done to achieve their own comforts in this life…… what a fantastic job, thanks for showing us this!

  7. I love this! Gorgeous job. Only complaint I have is that I didn’t see where in the bus the loo was….

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