Luanne was looking for a way to retire comfortably, and living in a tiny house built by Incredible Tiny Homes in one of their communities provided her with that opportunity. She has a custom-built home on a lovely wooded lot that meets all her needs.
Even as a retiree, she chose a loft bedroom with stairs. It’s surprisingly open and spacious, but she also has a daybed/couch in her living room should she ever need a first-floor sleeping space. Enjoy the tour below.
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Beautiful Tiny Home Decorated for Christmas
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Love single-level tiny homes? Then container homes are a great option! This one utilizes a Murphy bed to maximize space inside the 20-foot-long container.
Built by Far Out Tiny Homes, it’s a great custom build with a tiled shower, compact kitchen, and neat under-counter hanging storage. Would you like a container?
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One-Level 160 Sq Ft Tiny House
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Here’s a beautiful tiny home that’s all one floor for sale in Texas. It has all you need for full-time living, including a lovely kitchen with full-sized appliances.
There’s a bathroom with a glass-door walk-in shower, and the bedroom has tons of rooms to walk around the bed and plenty of built-in storage for a normal-sized wardrobe. What do you think?
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This Tiny Home Has a Huge First Floor Bedroom
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Vanessa struggled with homelessness for years and had fallen into depression when she came across van life on YouTube. It seemed like a way out for her — but she needed a van! With a bit of inheritance money and a miracle, she ended up with her current rig for $1,300 and successfully completed a budget renovation on her home on wheels.
She has a lovely rig with a unique layout! Her kitchen is actually at the back of the van, her bed/lounge/closet is in the middle, and her “bathroom” setup takes up the front. Keep scrolling for their great tour!
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Her Low Cost DIY Cargo Van Conversion
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When Braden decided to downsize from a 1,000 square foot home into a 400 square foot park model, he wasn’t just shrinking his footprint—he was choosing a lifestyle rooted in his philosophy of “smaller homes and taller trees.” His new home sits at Village Farm, Austin’s only tiny home village, a unique agrihood built on a 120-year-old organic farm property. Here, sustainable living isn’t just a buzzword; it’s woven into the landscape, with parks, trails, and community gardens connecting neighbors who’ve chosen intentional, simplified lives.
Park models like Braden’s offer a compelling middle ground in the tiny living spectrum. Unlike traditional tiny houses on wheels (THOWs) that max out at 8.5 feet wide due to road transport regulations, park models can span 12 to 14 feet in width. This extra space transforms the experience: no loft bedroom to climb into, no cramped hallways, and room for full-size furniture and appliances. For Braden, this meant choosing a single-floor layout with a ground-level bedroom—a design that prioritizes accessibility and everyday comfort over the vertical gymnastics required by lofted sleeping quarters.
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This small cottage in the Tasmanian bush has a rich 100-year-old history. A timber-and-stone creation, it was added onto in the 1970s and has been lovingly renovated in 2011 by the current owners. It’s a lovely blend of old and new that comfortably welcomes guests.
Fresh white paint covers most of the interior and contrasts with the warm wood tones from vintage furniture. Outside, the most remarkable feature is a gazebo area containing a deep soaking tub. This quiet getaway is a lovely spot to reconnect with friends and family.
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Beautiful Tasmanian Cottage Sleeps 6
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Dyllan was super successful in her work and making good money, when she realized she wasn’t fulfilled in life. Having been able to pay off her student loans and save, she was in a good place to quit, build out a van and start traveling with her dog Juniper. After driving 30,000 miles across the US, she has settled in Moab where she works in dog rescue for Underdog Rescue.
Her beautiful bright and open van meets all of her needs and doubles as a transport vehicle for at-risk dogs. Right now she has two little foster puppies and a whole drawer dedicated to dog food. Enjoy the tour!
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Underdog Rescue in Moab in Her DIY ProMaster
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The Earhart by Boho Vans is a cabin-style camper van conversion built on a RAM ProMaster 2500 High Roof chassis. This “cabin van” accommodates up to three people with its removable third seat and convertible sleeping arrangements, making it versatile for couples or small families.
The interior features red cedar-finished wood paneling that creates a warm, cabin-like atmosphere. With R13 insulation throughout, a robust electrical system with 400 watts of solar, and a comprehensive water system including an outdoor shower, this conversion demonstrates how thoroughly a van can be outfitted for extended travel.
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RAM ProMaster Boho Cabin Van Conversion
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Here’s a beautiful, secluded tiny house vacation tucked into the Tasmanian Bush. It’s everything warm and cozy, with a perfect reading nook with green velvet cushions and a modern wood-burning stove.
There are warm wood tones everywhere, from the kitchen cabinets to the bathroom vanity. The little kitchenette has all you need to make simple meals, and a huge soaking clawfoot tub gives you a perfect spot to relax. Want to stay outside? You can soak in the wood-fired hot tub instead!
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Wood-Fired Hot Tub, Clawfoot Bathtub & Vintage Vibes!
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