If you’re looking for an adventurous getaway this cliffside dwelling should definitely make it into your consideration list! The unique two-part cabin known as Cliff Dweller is bolted to a cliff line and surrounded by stunning rock formations in Red River Gorge, Kentucky.
The only way to access the structures is by a journey of several hundred suspended stairs! But the views from this incredible vantage point seem to be more than worth the effort for those who are up for it, especially from the master suite which hovers above the main structure and offers views of the gorge below.
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This Tiny Cabin is Bolted to a Cliff Line!
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Looking for a secluded and magical treehouse experience in Austin, Texas? Look no further than this elevated wonder cabin! The one-of-a-kind rental is centrally located yet feels like a world away from it all.
The space itself is modern and open, with high ceilings and plenty of windows to let in natural light. It seems like the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate. And since the home is set back on the lot in the trees, it feels like you’re in your own private oasis, even though you’re near the heart of the city.
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Modern Cabin Nestled in the Trees in Austin, Texas
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James and Doreen had a 4,000-square-foot home, but the upkeep was just becoming overwhelming. So they decided to get a skoolie! Now they can visit their 4 kids (who all live in different places) and spend their springtime boating in Louisiana.
Their bus is unlike any we’ve seen before, with a full-size commercial kitchen (including THREE sinks), a table near the front window, and stucco walls on the inside of the bus. They chose not to have a hallway, and instead have a spacious bathroom. What do you think?
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Skoolie w/ Stucco Walls, Raised Roof, and Full Bathroom!
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Justin built this vardo wagon to take skiing and visiting friends, but knee issues stopped the skiing, and he wants to use the money from the sale to build his retirement dream tiny home on wheels! The little camper has a Dickenson marine fireplace, 50-watt solar panel, LED lights, and a 1000 watt inverter.
Inside you’ll find a dinette that converts to a 44″x78″ bed and a small sink with one and a half-gallon water jug that drains into a bucket. Justin is asking $16,500 for the vardo.
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Front Deck with Dinette for Weekend Trips
Images via Justin
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Momo and Casey own a “big” home, but by renting it out and living in a tiny house, they have the financial flexibility to start a new business — Momo’s Michelada! The couple got a park model tiny home in an Austin tiny house community that meets their needs.
I love the video tour with them — which you can watch below — because they’re very realistic about what works and what doesn’t in their tiny space! It’s always helpful to get a real review of tiny living. What do you think?
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They Rented Out Their Big House And Moved Into This Park Model With Outdoor Space
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Alexia and Lorenzo have been married for 18 years and decided to switch things up and downsize from a 2,000-square-foot home into a van. At first, they had an old-fashioned Westy, but it broke down just over the U.S. border. Their Sprinter has been far better for their off-roading adventures.
While this tour is of their van, Instagram shows they recently sold it and upgraded into an Overlander! Can’t wait to see that conversion as well. What do you think of this van setup?
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Dancing Around Each Other in their Sprinter Van Conversion
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Colby and Eric are two engineers who used their skills to create a lightweight Ford Transit conversion that’s ready to take you anywhere. It includes a convertible queen bed and a u-shaped couch configuration, tons of upper storage, and a great kitchen including a slide-away induction cooktop.
They are now in the middle of a second van conversion, so they are selling “Rocket” for someone else to enjoy him! You can check out a photo and video tour below with all the specs. It’s for sale out of Silverton, Oregon for $112,900. More info is below.
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Aluminum-Framed Solar-Powered Van Conversion with Orange Interior
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When Hunter and Hannah first purchased their 1974 Vintage VW Westy, they actually had no intentions of living in it full-time. They just wanted a weekend rig and their jobs weren’t remote. But when 2020 changed everything, it finally made sense for the couple to take their now-remote jobs on the road and travel the country.
While they consider their lifestyle more “camping” than it would be in a Sprinter van, they really don’t mind. As long as it’s good weather, and they’re in nature, they pop up the roof bedroom and set up an outdoor kitchen and work area and enjoy having more of the outdoors. What do you think?
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Digital Nomads Enjoying Their Vintage Volkswagen
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Looking for a high-quality, luxury tiny home? Check out the Duchess model from Lionheart Homes out of Estacada, Oregon! The stunning craftsman home is built atop a custom 30’ Iron Eagle PAD Tiny Home trailer and features a propane fireplace, an all-in-one washer/dryer, a mini split air conditioning system, and more!
The Duchess is finished with high-quality, luxury materials throughout. The cabinetry is hand-made, the countertops and stairs treads are black walnut, the dining table and fireplace mantle are responsibly sourced walnut slab, the walls and ceiling are solid pine tongue and groove, and the exterior is wood board and batten with real cedar shake. Plus, there are two lofts that can be used as sleeping areas. Delivery is available around the end of September 2022.
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The Duchess is a Replica of their Original Tiny House
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