This is The Kingdom A-frame cabin in Burke, Vermont.
It was built in 1968, features a full kitchen, 3-rooms, and 1.5 baths. The getaway cabin is near Kingdom Trails, Lake Willoughby, and Burke Mountain. What do you think?
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Here’s another great set of plans from LaMar! These will help you build an 8×8 A-Frame, which can make an awesome little hunting cabin, outdoor office, chicken coop or even a micro tiny house if you have an outhouse of some sort.
It comes with step-by-step photo instructions that LaMar posted to Instructables. He also has a video showing the plans in 3D. Would you build this?
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The Raven’s Nest Treehouse is a luxurious A-Frame suspended in the trees of Montana. There are at least four trees that poke through the interior of the structure, which includes a queen bedroom, king loft bedroom, and two bathrooms!
There’s also a spacious living room and a fully-functional kitchen so you could hide up in this tree house for weeks if you wanted to. What do you think?
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Anyone else dreaming of all the places you’d like to go once this pandemic is under control? The Tye Haus A-Frame in Washington is high on my “must stay” list.
This is a spectacular Airbnb rental (@tyehaus on Instagram) that sits next to two other similar a-frames. It clocks in at just over 1,000 square feet and is someplace I could live forever. It even has a hot tub!
The downstairs features a great open concept living area with a wood-burning stove and kitchen at the back of the house. Go upstairs in the loft to find two queen beds. Get more details and book your stay on Airbnb!
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This is a whimsical A-frame cabin in Hoodsport Washington for $174,950, according to M4 Real Estate Group via Zillow.
The tiny cabin, including loft space, has 876-sq.-ft. of space inside! It features 3-bedrooms and 1-bathroom. The lot is surrounded by mature trees and even features RV parking so it may even be a tiny house-friendly property. Seems like it could be something to consider. What do you think?
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This is the story of an A-frame tiny house near Zion National Park in Utah. Even better, there’s a tiny house on wheels on the property too which happens to be your bathhouse.
It’s located in Hildale, Utah and is actually a glamping/vacation rental featuring a unique custom window which is really just exposed framing with clear material over it. Definitely reminds me of our friend Deek’s designs and his A-frame cabin.
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This is a micro A-frame cabin that’s available as an off-grid glamping vacation in Montana. You can book it and check availability using Airbnb.
Bring your sleeping bags and relive summer camp at this unique OFF GRID Glamping-style A-frame getaway
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This is a micro A-frame cabin in the woods that can be built for as little as $700!
This one is actually a vacation cabin that’s on Airbnb out of Cave Junction, Oregon. Would you build a little cabin like this?
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This is the story of a little A-frame cabin in the Catskills of New York. It’s totally off-grid on a two-acre property in the Catskill mountains. It features solar panels, a wonderful deck, large windows, a chimney, and a very peaceful setting to be in that’s a two-hour drive from the big apple (New York City).
Would you ever consider designing and building a small home like this over a tiny house? Let’s talk about that in the comments! And by the way, you can actually book this A-frame cabin using Airbnb if you want to!
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Photo by Ryan Resatka via Airbnb
