What used to be a duck farm has been transformed by an artist into a stunning preserve with a DIY tiny house where a couple can spend a few days away from it all! Located in Riverhead, New York, this tiny house has a cozy bedroom loft, a well-equipped kitchen, and a bright bathroom.
The four-season retreat sits in a large field where you can catch glimpses of all kinds of native wildlife. A front porch gives you the perfect spot to sip coffee in the early morning. What do you think?
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This DIY Tiny House is on 40 Acres of Land in Riverhead, New York
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Cecile loved “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” and wanted to name her tiny house “Miss Twain” to honor the book’s author. Built by French tiny house builder, Baluchon, the THOW features amazing craftsmanship and a quaint front porch so Cecile can enjoy her morning coffee outdoors.
Inside she chose a simple design with a loft bedroom accessible via a removable ladder. A wood stove heats the space near her little turquoise couch that can become a guest bed. She has a little kitchen and a bathroom as well. What do you like most about her home?
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Her Quaint Tiny House w/ Covered Front Porch
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Are you dreaming of hitting the open road and embarking on a grand adventure? Consider this preowned Itasca REYO 25R Class A Diesel motorhome for sale in Port Charlotte, Florida, which we recently stumbled upon on Craigslist.
Priced at $65,000, this compact class A motorhome offers an interesting option for those seeking the freedom and comfort of a home on wheels. What are your thoughts on this Class A motorhome?
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Unleash Your Wanderlust with this Preowned Itasca REYO 25R Class A Diesel Motorhome in Port Charlotte, Florida
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Here’s a beautiful brand new tiny house built by the new-to-us company, “The Get Out House.” It has a traditional layout where you walk into the living room and a bedroom loft sits above the kitchen and bathroom on the other end.
Knotty pine wood covers the home inside and out, with lots of sleek black accents and even granite countertops! It’s a beautiful home in Hanover, PA that’s for sale for $99.9K.
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24-ft. Modern Tiny Home For $99.9K
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This rustic cabin on Bramley Mountain in New York has been named the “Owl Nest” and it’s easy to see why. Tucked in a clearing among hundreds and thousands of trees, this two-story home with a covered porch welcomes weary travelers for a weekend retreat.
Downstairs, there’s a quaint kitchen and living room facing a large wood-burning stove. An L-shaped staircase heads upstairs, where there are two cozy bedrooms. A bathroom inside the cabin has a cast-iron tub for you to soak in. What’s your favorite feature of this cabin?
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Small Cabin with Cozy Wood-Burning Stove in New York
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The eOne is already the biggest tiny house offered by ESCAPE, but this one goes above and beyond, adding a foot of width and an extra 6 inches of headroom. While you can’t *quite* stand in the lofts, you certainly won’t feel claustrophobic.
Making it nearly 10 feet wide allows the living room to feel especially open and gives plenty of room to walk around in the kitchen. The 5-foot shower stall in the bathroom – along with all the storage – gives it a luxury feel. It’s available immediately at an $11.5k discount. You can buy it today for $139.7K.
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Extra Long, Extra Wide & Extra Tall THOW!
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Tori graduated from college and spent 10 months traveling abroad. Her friends were coming home to settle into 9 to 5 jobs, but she wasn’t ready to settle down quite yet. So she bought a van and converted it! When she started, she didn’t even know a drill could go in reverse, but she taught herself everything with YouTube videos.
Because she built her van before lumber prices started skyrocketing in 2020, she was able to do the whole thing for just $20K. It has a simple shower/bathroom setup, a long countertop with a small sink, and a beautiful fixed bed framed by hanging plants. Enjoy the tour.
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Simple DIY Van Build for Solo Travel
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This is such a fun little cottage located on the mythical grounds of Yale School of Magic. Dubbed the “Wizard’s Roost,” it’s a fantastical space with a beautifully painted front door that hides a mini “halving door” for kids to use.
In addition to a comfortable queen-sized bed, there’s a bathroom with a shower stall and a lovely little kitchenette with a hot plate and mini fridge. Tons of fun decor make it truly feel like a magical getaway.
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Quirky & Cute Cottage Vacation on a Farm
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The Chandler family were living their “dream life” as Montana ranchers when they realized how much they were missing. After discovering school bus conversions, often called skoolies online, they decided to take the plunge and do a DIY conversion for their two young kids and their dogs for an unforgettable and perhaps legendary family lifestyle.
Inside the bus, there’s a fun loft bed for their 4-year-old son and a giant king bed in the back for cosleeping with their youngest. A bathroom houses a fancy mist shower head, a Nature’s Head toilet, and a spacious kitchen with a giant farmhouse sink for bathing babies. Enjoy!
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Family’s Gorgeous Bus Conversion with Loft
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