This is a gorgeous 24′ tiny house for sale in New Hampshire. It was a DIY build for a family that’s lived in it for three years, but it’s looking for a new owner. The exterior has a stunning mix of board and batten siding and corrugated metal, while the inside contains white shiplap and gorgeous stained wood floors.
There’s a small half loft for toys or a child’s bed, and then a main loft that fits a King-sized bed. The kitchen has a stove top and a vintage-esque mini fridge. At the back of the THOW you’ll find a compact bathroom with a DIY composting toilet. Get it for $80K!
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24′ Family Tiny Home Looking for New Address
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These are fantastic tiny house plans by Vina Lustado of Sol Haus Design. The home was designed for a couple with a staggering height difference—he is 6’4″, and she is only 5′ tall! As such, they needed a home with extra head clearance to make living inside comfortable for him. The extra-tall tiny home requires special permits to move but allows for 6’6″ of clearance under the lofts.
This design has a first-floor flex room that could be a twin-sized bedroom or office and a loft with plenty of space for up to a Queen-sized bed. Depending on your needs, the secondary loft could be an office or storage area. What do you think of this design?
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6’6″ of Under-Loft Headroom & Lots of Windows
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Here’s a romantic, modern houseboat in Germany that sits on the giant Scharmützelsee Lake. You can reach it via a boardwalk, which gives you 24/7 access to the marina wash stations and bathroom. The little floating home gets a dazzling view of the sunrise each morning!
I especially love the wood-burning stove! The host provides plenty of wood, so you can stay snuggled up in bed all day and watch the waves if you want to. There’s a small kitchen area and a built-in dining space. Want to enjoy the weather? Head outside and climb the ladder to the rooftop deck!
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Cozy Bedroom on the Water with Woodstove
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Kelsey and Luke own almost identical dogs, although each one is a mutt! That immediately bonded the pair and after Kelsey’s car and apartment leases were up, she moved into Luke’s home — but the house seemed way too big and constricting. That led them to begin searching for a van.
However, they found vans were too tiny for four of them, and skoolies were too big. The short bus was a perfect “Goldilocks” option for them. Overall they spent about $22K on the bus and the conversion, which includes a convertible bed in the back and a rooftop deck on top to give them a spot to have “alone time” when needed.
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Couple & Their Dog in Convertible Bed Bus
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It’s hard to find privacy in a tiny house, but Mint Tiny House Company is trying with their “Celtic” model, a 41-foot gooseneck THOW that comes with three separate sleeping areas! One of the lofts has a full wall to keep it private, and the gooseneck bedroom has a door to keep it closed off from the rest of the living area.
A galley kitchen features an oven, stove, full-size refrigerator, and a Farmhouse sink with a view. There’s also a cozy living room where you can enjoy cuddling up in front of an electric fireplace. Turnkey, this model starts at $116.7K.
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Private Loft & Gooseneck Bedroom in this 41 ft. THOW
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Josie is an amazing woman who took on the challenge of ever-increasing rent prices in Kent, England, and built herself a shuttle bus home — even without any previous DIY experience! You’d never know she was inexperienced with power tools by looking at the finished product. It’s cozy, creative and adorable.
Right now, Josie lives in her bus home while working as a dancer on the West End, but she has plans to jump into full-time bus life in Spring 2024! We had the privilege of interviewing Josie, so please check out her story below, and follow her on social media for updates.
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Her DIY Bus Conversion: Three Years in the Making!
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This is a gorgeous, brand-new 24-foot tiny house on wheels with a spacious loft, skylights, and plenty of modern farmhouse charm. The living room space includes a built-in office space and a tall closet, while the galley kitchen consists of a four-burner cooktop and a refrigerator.
A spacious bathroom takes up the back portion of the tiny house and includes a shower stall, Separette toilet, and some closet space. The home is heated and cooled with a mini-split. It’s for sale in Rhinebeck, NY, for $75K.
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Light and Bright 192 Sq. Ft. THOW in New York
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Summer is an incredible woman who has been living tiny for years! She started off in a 1969 Shasta that she converted, and then other small nomadic spaces like an RV and a van. Eventually, she purchased this great 1970s A-frame cabin.
It needed a lot of help and a lot of paint, and after a year of renovations, she moved in! We got the chance to interview her about her tiny life below, so please enjoy reading her story.
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Renovated 1970s A-Frame Cabin Exterior
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Below, Kevin and Elizabeth give us a look inside the 420-square-foot Montana cabin they built for just $7,000 — yes, really. Even though the project came together before the lumber-price madness of 2020, that number is still wild for what they pulled off. This little guest cabin feels cozy, finished, and downright welcoming.
They kept costs low by getting creative: using around 40% reclaimed materials, hunting for second-hand finds, and accepting a few generous hand-me-downs from friends and family. Inside, you get everything you need — a kitchen, bathroom, loft bedroom, and even a comfy spot to eat at the butcher-block bar. It’s the kind of place you could stay for a weekend… or never want to leave.
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A Peaceful Montana Cabin Built on a Budget
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