Welcome to the Round House, a unique tiny house nestled in the charming locale of Delta, Colorado. What used to be a grain silo has been transformed into a luxurious, fully-equipped tiny home that offers a gateway to the Western Slope of Colorado.
As you step into the Round House, you instantly feel at home. The living area, complete with a comfortable couch, a small table with chairs, a TV, and a radio with a CD player, welcomes you into its warm embrace. However, the true magic of the house lies in its unconventional design.
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Welcome to the Round House: A Grain Silo Turned Tiny House
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Van Baja offers tourists an adventurous and affordable way to see all the ins and outs of Baja, Mexico by renting one of their awesome vans! There’s a special cabinet designed to fit carry-on luggage, an optional portable toilet that hides under the dinette, and swivel seats, so you can sit and socialize or eat a meal.
The vans come with outdoor living accessories like chairs, a table, and an awning. There’s plenty of storage for anything you bring along and a comfortable fixed bed in the back of the van. What do you think?
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See All of Baja in This Sleek Van Conversion
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Finding somewhere legal to park is the hardest part of tiny living, which is why lots like this one are worth studying even years after they sell. This was a 30×150 lake-front lot with 57 feet of shoreline at Peninsula Point, a gated tiny home resort on a lake peninsula in Corsicana, Texas, just south of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
The lot came improved rather than raw: standard RV hook-ups (water, sewer, 50-amp electric), a gravel pad and driveway, an L-shaped deck with 336 square feet of space, and a brick fire pit past the deck. The community side carried park ranger staff, a pool and pool house with an outdoor kitchen, showers and laundry, a boat ramp, fishing pier, playground, and dog park. Critically, Airbnb and VRBO rentals were permitted, so the lot could earn when the owner wasn’t there. It was offered at $110K for the lot alone or $188K bundled with an IndigoGo! towable tiny home.
Editor’s note: this lot was listed in 2023 and is no longer available. We’ve kept the post up because it’s a good checklist of what a well-run tiny home resort actually provides. For tiny homes available now, including some sited in communities, see below.
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Inside Peninsula Point: A Lake-Front Tiny Home Resort in Texas
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Mark Wildman lost nearly everything in Hurricane Ian and found an affordable option for restarting his life at The Oaks, a tiny house village in Tampa, Florida. He lives in a Boho XL and was one of the first residents to move in. A few miles from where Mark’s original home was destroyed in Fort Myers, another ESCAPE Boho XL survived the hurricane virtually untouched, demonstrating the build quality of these tiny homes.
Mark’s New Beginning at The Oaks Village
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There are a lot of modern farmhouse-style tiny homes out there, but it’s so exciting to see something unique like this “Forest Night” tiny house on wheels by TailorMade Tiny Homes in California. The 18 ft. tiny home is packed full of character, from the arched bathroom doorway to the custom-painted fabric-and-epoxy floors.
There are bold stripes, retro-inspired appliances, and decent storage for full-time living. The home is even set up to go off-grid if you want to! It’s for sale for $84,o00.
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Quirky and Stylish 18 ft. Tiny House on Wheels in California
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This luxury tiny home was built by Newhouse Micro Homes and spent several years earning its keep as an Airbnb in East Kootenay, British Columbia — which is the most useful thing about it. A home that has run as a vacation rental has been stress-tested by strangers, and the design choices that survived that are the ones worth copying.
The U-shaped kitchen is the centerpiece, wrapping three walls in counter and cabinet space so two people can work without collisions. The bathroom carries a proper tub with a tiled shower surround, a residential toilet and vanity, and a washer/dryer unit. A thin electric fireplace sits under the wall-mounted TV, the couch converts to a second bed, and the loft bedroom is ringed with windows.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $80K (land not included) in 2023 and is no longer available. We’ve kept the tour up as a reference on rental-proven tiny house design. Current listings are below.
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Inside a Rental-Proven Luxury Tiny House in British Columbia
Images via Newhouse Micro Homes
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Imagine living in a car, not just any car, but a Chevy Camaro. Yes, you read that right. One man has taken the concept of tiny living to a whole new level by converting his Camaro into a fully functional living space.
His Camaro is not just a place to sleep, but also a place to cook. The owner has ingeniously installed a propane burner in the car, which he uses to cook delicious meals. He even has a carbon monoxide detector and a propane leak monitor installed to ensure safety while cooking. Would you ever consider a car camper setup like this? If it can be done with a Camaro, what car can’t be turned into a camper?
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Stealth Camping in a Chevy Camaro: The Ultimate in Minimalist Living
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If you’re a fan of tiny houses and unique living experiences, then you’re in for a treat. We recently stumbled upon a Levi Kelly video tour of the Carolina Treehouse, a tiny house nestled in Charlotte, North Carolina, and we couldn’t resist sharing it with our readers.
The Carolina Treehouse is not your ordinary tiny house. It’s a charming abode that offers a unique blend of comfort, style, and outdoor adventure. The property is situated in a serene community, surrounded by lush greenery and a private pond, making it a perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life.
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The Carolina Treehouse: A Unique Tiny House Adventure in Charlotte, NC
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Steve, Erin and their four children made a major lifestyle change after their oldest son asked if his dad didn’t love him because he was always working at the family business. They purchased a camper to spend weekends together and went some place local every single weekend! When they saw families in Florida living full-time in their RVs, they decided, why not them.
Now they have an epic toy hauler with a huge bunk room for the kids that includes their own private bathroom and plenty of space for all their toys and treasures! They even fenced in the garage door, so the kids can have a safe outdoor area to play. Enjoy the tour below.
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Getting More Family Time Living on the Road
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