Here’s a tiny house in the Canoe Bay Escape tiny house village in Wisconsin. This Traveler XL sits on Lot #4 and is now looking for a new owner. This model has a spacious floorplan with a private first-floor bedroom and a luxury bathroom.
The village is specifically an adult-only vacation spot (no pets), and is sparsely populated on 100 acres to provide plenty of surrounding natural land to enjoy. Lot rental is $500/month and the home itself is $109.9K. You can book a stay if you want!
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$9K Discount on ESCAPE Traveler XL
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Motley Tiny Homes is a new builder on the block and their flagship McKenzie model is just stunning! They went for a luxury, fully upgraded tiny house, and it shows at every turn, nook, and cranny.
There’s a dishwasher, quartz countertops, West Elm lighting fixtures, a washer/dryer combo, and a cozy living room with built-ins and an electric fireplace. There’s standing room on the loft landing and a full-sized closet for hanging clothes. It’s for sale for $124,790.
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The McKenzie by Motely Tiny Homes
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Nick has been “into” the tiny house movement since it first gained popularity, but it took a while for him to finally take the plunge and start traveling full-time. He began his journey in a larger RV, but hated that he couldn’t get to the more remote spots he wanted to — so he downsized!
He now travels in a pre-owned Ford Econoline with very little stuff. Likewise, he has simple baskets to store food and cleaning supplies, lots of storage under his fixed bed and a handy chest fridge. Check out his simple conversion below.
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Mr. Minimalist Went from RV to Campervan
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Jess, Harry, and their cat Saffi have been living in a narrowboat for about a year after moving out of an apartment and doing vanlife for a while. They wanted a bit more space, so a 58 ft narrowboat seemed like a perfect way to keep a nomadic life but have some breathing room.
The boat needed some renovations, but thankfully Harry is a carpenter and had the skills to do a wonderful job. Jess works remotely in recruitment, so living on-the-move isn’t an issue. Enjoy our interview with the couple after the photo tour of their space!
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Recruiter & Carpenter Sailing the Rivers of England
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Joe had done everything society says will make you happy- excelled in Real Estate, got married, had kids, and moved into a 3,500-square-foot home- but he was pretty miserable! So he divorced, put others in charge of his properties, and bought/converted a van. His life has never been the same.
His van has been customized for his unique needs, allowing him to get up close and personal with all the nature and adventure spots that used to be out of reach with traditional travel options. He shared an extensive interview with us, so read his story and advice below!
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From 3500 sq. ft. to Campervan in Lifestyle Overhaul
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Tucked away in the rolling hills of Dahlonega, Georgia, this secluded treehouse sits on 81 acres of Triple Creek Farms. Hosted by Wes on Airbnb and rated 4.98 stars with 85+ reviews, Tech Time is a nature retreat that blends rustic charm with modern tech amenities — including high-speed internet, a smart TV, and a private outdoor shower overlooking a creek.
Inside, you’ll find a cozy living space with comfortable furnishings, a well-equipped kitchen, and a private bedroom area with large windows framing scenic views of the surrounding forest. It’s an ideal escape for couples or anyone craving a peaceful getaway just minutes from downtown Dahlonega’s wineries, restaurants, and hiking trails.
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Tech Time: Secluded Treehouse Overlooking Creek
Images via Wes/Airbnb
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Nestled on the shores of a lake in Stafford Springs, Connecticut, this 875-square-foot cottage known as “The Boulders” tells a story that many families can relate to: a pandemic-era escape that became something much deeper. Maria and her husband originally purchased the cottage as a weekend getaway from their city life in Jersey City, New Jersey, searching for nearly a year to find a property perfectly positioned between New York City and Boston, where their adult children work and live.
What started as a vacation property quickly became the couple’s vision for a simplified future. After the passing of Maria’s father-in-law, they made the decision many dream about but few act on — they downsized from city life to full-time lakefront living. Originally built in 2010 by Barnyard Builders, a New England custom cottage company, this home has had three owners, each adding their own layer of love. Maria and her husband brought in LD Unlimited Home Improvement to handle renovations that matched the cottage’s unique custom features, creating a space that works beautifully for a couple while still welcoming their children and future grandchildren.
The result is a home that proves 875 square feet can feel generous, inviting, and deeply connected to its natural surroundings — a place where sunshine, dancing water, and cool lake breezes fill the rooms and the soul.
Images via Maria
Images via Maria
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The Uhu is the latest vacation property built by Quebec-based company Repère Boréal. They specialize in gorgeous, luxury vacation stays, and this a-frame treehouse standing 32 feet in the air is no exception!
While the cabin is remarkably compact, it includes everything you need for a quiet vacation, like a kitchenette, bathroom, office area with views, and a queen-sized bed. Tell us what you think in the comments!
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St. Lawrence River A-Frame: 32-Feet Up in the Air!
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The tiny house movement continues to gain momentum as people seek sustainable and affordable housing alternatives. Home Depot has jumped on board by offering an impressive two-story tiny home-building kit priced at $43,832.
This pre-assembled steel frame provides the foundation for a dwelling that can be transformed into a comfortable and stylish living space. With the added convenience of two bathrooms and a rooftop deck, this tiny home is a remarkable find for those looking to downsize without compromising on quality or amenities.
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$44K Tiny Home Kit Being Sold at Home Depot
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