Tucked in the Minnesota forest near Lake Superior sits this 16×16 Mökki Hovland Hut, built by a local carpenter and an instructor from a nearby school. It has a grand covered porch, tons of windows that let nature inside, and a wood-burning stove to keep you toasty on chilly nights.
The interior of the cabin is all studio-style, with a bed in one corner and a little kitchenette on the other side. You’ll find a wood-fired sauna outside, as well as an A-frame outhouse. Would you stay here?
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16×16 Cabin Built by Local Carpenters
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This is a beautiful A-Frame cabin designed and built in Grand Marais, Minnesota with inspiration from the owner’s trip to Argentina. The modern simplicity is eco-friendly (solar-powered!) and takes you right back to nature with its surroundings and huge windows.
The off-grid cabin has a bucket-fed outdoor shower as well as an outhouse with a composting toilet. Inside there’s a loft bedroom and a fun netted loft lounge where you can read a book or take a nap. What do you think?
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Modern A-Frame with Netted Loft Lounge in Grand Marais, Minnesota
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Ginnie and Austin met in the Army and got married, eventually deciding to leave and get degrees with the GI Bill. They’re able to do online school and travel in their skoolie! Pretty amazing.
They have a gorgeous self-converted skoolie that cost them $32,000 to build out (including the bus cost). Enjoy the photo tour and read their story below!
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Traveling While Going to College Online
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Rebekah wanted a place of her own and designed a custom tiny house with Mini Mansions, making her dreams a reality. Her home is bursting with storage but still feels open and functional. She now lives with her husband Luke and cat Peach in their teeny tiny space.
She has a full-sized kitchen with tons of counter space, a cozy living room under one of the lofts, and a 3/4 bathroom under the main loft bedroom. Enjoy her photo tour and interview below.
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Husband, Wife and Cat in Custom THOW
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This is the combination tiny house hunters keep asking for and rarely find: a finished small home and the land beneath it. A 399-square-foot log cabin park model in Mentone, Alabama, on a half-acre lot, set on a sealed concrete footing.
Inside it runs a spacious living room with an electric fireplace, a galley kitchen with quartz countertops, a full bathroom, a washer/dryer, and — the detail that makes it work long-term — a downstairs bedroom. It was offered either as a full-time residence or as an Airbnb investment.
Editor’s note: this property was listed at $179,000 in 2022 and has sold. Green River Log Cabins still builds these — their site is linked below, along with current listings.
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Inside a 399 Sq. Ft. Log Cabin Park Model
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Tawny and Mike had the American Dream — a home, a gym, and all the trappings of modern life. But they felt trapped and unhappy despite their circumstances and wanted to find more. So they started selling everything and building a school bus home!
It’s been four years, and they split their skoolie’s time between travel and staying put in Montana where they have dreams of homesteading with family. Their bus has the most amazing bathroom — enjoy the tour below!
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This Bus Conversion Has a Luxury Bathroom!
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Stuart and Charlotte were no strangers to tiny house life when they bought an old military truck and decided to transform it into an off-roading home. They had already spent a couple of years living vanlife, but wanted a rig that could take them anywhere.
They spent much of the 2020 lockdown finishing their build and have been chasing good weather and beautiful sights ever since! Read their story and enjoy the photo tour below.
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Their DIY Overlander Built From Old Military Vehicle
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Tim and Meg wanted to get out of the rut of office work and apartment life, so they converted a 1995 Thomas Vista into their cozy home on wheels.
The shorter bus still houses everything they need, like a kitchen (with an oven!), a mini wood-burning stove, and a snug back bedroom. They tell their bus life story below!
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Software Designer & Entrepreneur Cozy Bus Conversion
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Jess is an actress, and Josh mixes audio for sets — the long hours and travel kept them apart, so during the same year they planned their wedding, the couple converted their 2019 Ford Transit. Now, they can pursue work side-by-side based near LA.
Their van has a fabulous functional kitchen with a pantry and pull-out trash can, a laundry chute to the “garage” so dirty clothes don’t pile up, and even a monitor and green screen for Jess’s acting auditions! What an incredible van and adorable couple.
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LA-Based Van Life to Pursue Their Careers Together
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