Here is a beautiful 24′ Pingora model tiny house that starts at $88,400* by Wind River Tiny Homes that was just completed for a client in July. The Pingora features a “reverse loft,” where the living room is in the lofted area and a bedroom (4 feet-high) is underneath.
You walk into the galley kitchen that had butcher block countertops, an oven, and some nice cabinetry. There’s a compact bathroom with a shower stall at the other end of the THOW and a little storage loft overhead. What do you think of this layout?
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A Reverse Loft Design in This Modern Tiny House on Wheels
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Meet Georgie! This former van rental from Boho Vans is now for sale and could be yours permanently for $81.5K. It’s a Ram Promaster 2500 with a high roof, so you’ll have plenty of headroom.
Georgie features a fixed bed with a spacious garage underneath. There’s a lovely pull-out pantry for canned/dry goods and the dinette space folds into a bench if you want to lay out or fit more friends in your van. It has a great solar/electric system already sorted out as well! What do you think?
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Fixed Bed Boho Life Van For Sale
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The Vandalf is a 2008 Ford E-350 shuttle bus conversion by Boho Camper Vans that feels more like stepping into a mountain cabin than climbing into a vehicle. With red cedar paneling covering the walls and ceiling, a subway tile backsplash in the kitchen, and warm rope lighting throughout, this build prioritizes atmosphere and comfort in equal measure.
What makes the Vandalf stand out among bus conversions is how completely it sheds its commercial origins. Nothing about the interior says “former shuttle bus.” The cedar-lined walls, Dickenson marine heater, and thoughtfully designed kitchenette create a space that could just as easily be a tiny cabin tucked into the woods — it just happens to have a V10 engine and wheels underneath.
Built to accommodate solo travelers or couples, the layout includes a fixed bed in the rear, a convertible dinette with retractable table, a full kitchenette with two-burner cooktop, 300W solar power, and a 25-gallon water system with an outdoor shower. It’s a build designed for both weekend adventures and extended off-grid living.
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Tatyana has a year of maternity leave in Canada, and she and her husband, Miguel, decided to use that time to try out nomadic life! The couple converted a 28 ft. RV into a cozy home on wheels for themselves and their three children.
After a life-long career in the oil industry, Miguel has changed courses and is now working in photography/videography to support them while on the road. Check out their awesome RV home below!
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Spending Maternity Leave on the Road
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Tru Form Tiny has built more than 150 stunning custom tiny homes over the years, and their M2 models are a new way to meet the needs of the tiny house community. These units are already built and ready as-is! The gorgeous, moody interiors have an industrial-modern edge.
The unit below is available now with financing for $651.61/mo with 20% Down and excellent credit, or $98,300. It’s a 20′ model with two lofts, a cozy living area, and a galley kitchen that leads into a compact bathroom. It would make a great home for one person or an ADU/vacation property. What’s your favorite feature?
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Modern Tiny House by Tru Form Tiny For Sale with Financing Available
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Looking for an affordable tiny house? This tiny house — on skids — is only $35k! While yes, you’ll need to pay for transport, if you live anywhere near Johnson City, Tennessee (where it currently resides) it might be the perfect affordable housing option.
What I love most about this tiny home (besides the price) is the entryway with a mudroom and full walk-in closet! This allows a perfect spot for you to store shoes, jackets, hats, bags, and all those items that end up without a home. You’ll also find a loft bedroom, a full kitchen, and a bathroom. We suspect the dimensions of this 240-sq.-ft. tiny home are 24×10. What do you think?
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Lovely DIY Tiny Home on Skids For Sale in Johnson City, Tennessee
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This Escape N2 model at The Oaks Tampa Bay Village showcases mid-century modern design in a single-level tiny house on wheels. The first-floor private bedroom features a walk-around king-sized bed with additional storage throughout. A full bathroom includes a one-piece tub and shower along with a washer/dryer unit. The galley kitchen and living room open to a large wall of glass sliders, bringing natural light deep into the interior. This unit is no longer available, but demonstrates the N2 model’s layout and features.
N2 Exterior at The Oaks Village
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Here’s a beautiful historical one-room log cabin that has been lovingly renovated to retain old charm and include modern conveniences. Located on a farm in Kentucky, you’ll be surrounded by lovely pastures alongside Stoner Creek.
There’s a screened-in porch with a ceiling fan where you can enjoy morning coffee, and an indoor bathroom with a residential toilet and shower stall. A working fireplace provides warmth on chilly evenings, and you can enjoy horseback riding and other outdoor activities during your stay.
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Gorgeous Log Cabin on Kentucky Pasture
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If you’ve been reading our content for a while, you know Brad even if you don’t think you do. He’s been recording and editing many of the video tours we show you from Tiny Home Tours! And he also lives tiny in his sailboat named “Stinger.”
Brad wanted to travel for his photography work, and after his dad passed away, he was able to purchase the sailboat with some of the life insurance money he inherited. It was a huge project, but Brad said it helped him heal during a really difficult time. Check out his incredible handiwork below!
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Grieving to Thriving: Brad’s Journey Living Tiny on a Sailboat
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