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Ever thought about turning a 1-car garage into a tiny house or micro apartment as a way to live simply and affordably?
If you have, you’re not alone! And it’s definitely one way to build and live tiny. You must of course check with your local codes and zoning first, right?
But lucky for us, Travis is sharing the garage to tiny home conversion that he’s living in right now.
It’s pretty awesome too because the garage door still opens! Please go inside and enjoy the entire tour and then re-share it below. Thanks!
Garage Converted into Awesome Tiny House

Images © TravisTutorial
Just wait until you see inside…

Right now Travis is using the garage door rail system to hang his clothes so that open space doubles as his closet space.

In addition, there’s some built in storage in the walls too where he keeps his books and various other goodies.

And yes… There’s more built-in storage (shelves) on the walls.

Towards the bathroom Travis even has his own washer/dryer.

Here’s a quick look at the kitchen (you can see everything better in the video down below).

And finally here’s the bathroom. As you can see, this garage tiny house has everything you need, doesn’t it?

Images © TravisTutorial
Video: Tiny House Built Within a Garage
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