Andy is a single dad who built this amazing skoolie so he could travel with his two kids when they aren’t in school. The bus includes a great couch for hanging out, a kitchen where he can cook homemade meals, some awesome bunks for his kids, and a larger bed for himself.
In 2011, he was trapped in an office building during an earthquake and thought he was going to die from its collapse. When he made it out largely unscathed, his life perspective was completely altered, and he ended up coming across nomadic life and realizing he wasn’t meant to work in an office all day. Enjoy his inspirational story below!
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How an Earthquake Led to Skoolie Life
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Today, we have a double treat for you! Two twin vacation cabins and the plans to build your very own version. Den Outdoors built the Pika and Chikaree cabins for Little Owl Cabin resort near Mt. Rainer National Park. And Den Outdoors also sells the plans (or will build it for you) so you can have your very own cabin.
Don’t need a cabin? Well, enjoy a vacation in one of these! The adorable and cozy spaces have a standing-room loft bedroom, a full kitchen, and 3/4 bathroom, plus a two-person hot tub and solo stove outdoors.
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450 sq. ft. Loft Cabin (Vacation or Buy Plans!)
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United Tiny Homes recently completed what they called a Yellowstone-inspired take on their most popular model, the Denali. This “Denali Extreme” is a certified park model, allowed in many RV parks across the country!
The home has one loft bedroom beneath a recessed ceiling which you reach via storage stairs. The living room boasts an antler chandelier and the kitchen door pulls are all antlers or deer heads. The house is a lovely mix of elegance and rustic charm. It’s for sale for $140,000.
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40 Ft. THOW Designed w/ Stone, Logs & Antlers
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Riley started his nomadic life living out of his CRV, but after discovering how much he enjoyed nomadic life, he decided to purchase a Volkswagen Vanagon Syncro. He lived in it for some time without any upgrades, but when he got some garage space for three months, he was able to do his full build-out. Believe it or not, he can sit up to four people for dinner inside his low-top rig.
He kept the counter surfaces open so he can put all his camera gear out or bring up a portable cooktop when he needs to make meals. He doesn’t have a bathroom in his rig, but goes to the gym almost daily and hasn’t found a need for one. You can follow his journey on YouTube!
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From Honda CR-V to VW Vanagon Van Life
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It’s so nice to see all the builders incorporating first-floor sleeping areas into their tiny house designs! While lofts help increase square footage, it’s tricky to get up and down ladders or stairs at night. This THOW by Triple L Tiny Houses gives you the best of both worlds — two lofts for storage/office/lounge space and a private first-floor bedroom with a closet!
The house does have to sacrifice the living room space to make space for the lower bedroom, but those lofts could easily house some bean bags and a TV for a movie night. The kitchen has a two-burner cooktop and an apartment-size fridge, and you’ll love the bathroom with a washer/dryer unit and a shower stall. You can contact the builder for pricing and more information!
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Double Lofts & Private Bedroom in Florida THOW
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The beautiful home below was built at first for a small family, but was later purchased by Patrick and Lenka, who serendipitously came across it while Patrick was purchasing some books from the original owners. Because of the family-style build, Patrick and Lenka find that the home is bigger than they need — even at only 367 square feet!
The L-shaped kitchen has a generous amount of counter space, as well as an oven and a larger apartment-sized refrigerator. On the other hand, the bathroom is quite compact, but Lenka thinks that’s perfect. The living room has a large couch, some extra stools and a hanging chair, so they can welcome friends for game night. Enjoy a tour of their home below!
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Their 367 sq. ft. Home in New Zealand
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Michelle raised her two children on her own for most of their lives, and that came with a lot of financial stress. When her youngest moved out of their three-bedroom ranch, she realized it was time to downsize. Her container home, built by Incredible Tiny Homes and placed in one of the Incredible Properties in TN.
Now her bills are under $300/month, and she has a lovely home of her own with a great community. Never needing to worry about money again provides Michelle with so much peace of mind! Enjoy her amazing tour below.
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Single Mother Downsizes to Tiny House Village
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Introducing the Falcon’s Perch, a 1488 square foot modern take on a traditional ranch-style home. Designed by TheHut.Company, founded by some of the architects at Groupthink Architects, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom home is a perfect small space for a family of four.
It has a kids’ bedroom and a primary bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, but there’s also a family bathroom behind the large kitchen. The design allows for a dining area for family dinners, and the living room faces a breathtaking fireplace. What do you think of this design? And yes, you can purchase the plans!
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Single-Level Two Bedroom Home Plans
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Charlene and her husband built this incredible 600-square-foot tiny house which they currently rent out to travel nurses and plan on retiring in. They had a carpenter frame the space and then did the rest of the finishing work. They used reclaimed materials that enhance the home’s character wherever they could.
The space has one private first-floor bedroom, and then an open-concept living room and kitchen. There’s also a lovely patio area outdoors in the covered deck space. Finally, nurses have shared access to the beautiful pool.
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Amazing Travel Nurse Accommodations (w/ a Pool)!
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