If you’re concerned about VOCs and toxic material choices in tiny homes, you’ll want to take a look at this THOW from LA Tiny Houses. Built using non-toxic materials and low/no VOCs, you can feel easy breathing indoors. The single-floor layout makes it a great option for anyone averse to ladders/stairs.
The simple design has all the necessities — a compact kitchen with an oven and apartment-sized refrigerator, a bathroom with a shower and composting toilet, and a main living area where you can add some kind of pull-out bed to make it double as a sleeping space. Plus at $46,000, it’s on the cheaper end of many tiny houses for sale today! What do you like best about this one?
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Tiny House on Wheels Built with Low VOC Non-Toxic Materials
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When Ashley lost her job, renting her 1,300-square-foot home no longer made sense. She knew she wanted to own something but didn’t know where she wanted to put down roots. “What if I had a house that could move?” she asked herself. And that’s how she ended up with a $34.5K tiny house on wheels!
When she purchased it, her budget buy was rather empty and uninteresting—so much so that instead of feeling overjoyed when she first walked in, she felt a bit scared. But now that she’s had time to decorate and build it out—including a “catio” for her three cats—she absolutely loves her little home. Enjoy the tour!
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DIY “Catio” & Amazing Side Porch in Acony Bell Village
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We’re always excited to show you new no-loft tiny homes, and this one from Freestyle Tiny Homes in Australia takes the cake. If you like clean lines and modern design, you’ll love this classy, but understated tiny house with a private first-floor bedroom that has its own sliding door exit.
Everything has its place in this home, and there’s a huge closet to store all of your clothing. The bathroom has a glass shower stall and residential toilet, and there’s a dedicated living room area. And don’t forget the full kitchen with a built-in breakfast bar! The house is for sale for AUD $96,900 (~ USD $63,969).
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Private First Floor Bedroom in Lovely Modern THOW
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This is a rare opportunity to secure both a lot and tiny house at the coveted ESCAPE Oaks Village in Tampa! This oversized version of the popular eBoho XLS sits in one of the best lots at the Oaks with plenty of shade, great palms, and a large deck.
Plus, did we mention it’s for sale for a $6,400 discount? Lot rent is $650/month which includes water, sewer, garbage/recycling, a private deck, landscaping maintenance, security (gated access), and parking. Check out the photos below and be sure to tune into the video tours of The Oaks and the original Village in Tampa!
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Get $6,400 Discount on Escape Village THOW
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Sarah’s first taste of nomadic life came when she took a lengthy road trip, moving from New York to California. She had a tiny house life ruminating in her brain for years, and when she was laid off in 2020, she decided to take the plunge and use all her savings to buy a vintage trailer!
It cost about $20,000 (trailer and conversion) to turn the tin can into an incredible home on wheels. Her professional experience as an interior designer enabled her to create a truly gorgeous and functional space! Enjoy the tour.
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Real Estate Agent & Interior Designer Goes Tiny with a Vintage Trailer Remodel
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Like so many others, Elizabeth joined vanlife because of the shutdowns of 2020. When she stumbled across vanlife on YouTube, she was hooked!
Through a series of events, she ended up purchasing a short bus and converting it into her own home on wheels. She has a remote job and is able to travel while living in her adorable bus named Wanda. The rig is perfect for her and her pets, and she loves life on the road. We had the privilege of interviewing her for this post, and you can read her story in her own words below.
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Tiny Living in Her Bus Named Wanda
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The Catskill Domeo is a fun little dome home in a backyard in Hensonville, New York that has been decked out with birch/bear decor to make it truly feel like a forest escape. While the house is more or less a tent, there’s running water, a composting toilet indoors, and heat/AC to keep the temperature comfortable.
The little dome sits in the far corner of the yard where a grill and patio table provide outdoor living space. Indoors you can sleep in the queen bed downstairs, or up in the loft on a fold-out bed (if you are bringing more people). What a fun little cottage!
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12-foot-high Backyard Dome
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When it comes to architecture, there’s just something magical about a round-ish structure. In the case of this octagonal yurt-style home, the cathedral ceilings and circular floor have amazing acoustics, this Airbnb host calls it a “sound healing temple.”
And the temple lacks nothing! There’s a full bathroom, a full kitchen, multiple futon beds to sleep on, and a wood-burning stove. If the weather is nice, you can enjoy the fire-pit outdoors. Plus the musical instruments inside the yurt give you a chance to enjoy sound healing during your stay. What do you think?
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Wooden Yurt in Vermont for Healing & Relaxation
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This Japanese-inspired tiny house on wheels was custom-built for a Baluchon client who needs a home to travel with him for work around the United Kingdom. He loves Japanese architecture and the Bonzai Tiny House reflects that with a curved roof, red and black accents, and a screen door.
The home is just under 15 feet long to make it lightweight and easy to tow for travel. Even with that short height, the home has no loft, but rather a pull-out bed mat that lies on top of the living room floor at night. The kitchen is elevated to allow for lots of drawer storage underneath, and the wet bathroom is open to the rest of the home to keep the space from feeling claustrophobic.
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Japanese-Inspired Tiny House Built for Travel
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