It’s always a joy to meet people like Linda, a true gem who worked hard to make her tiny home dreams come true! Today, she is going to walk us through her story about how she converted a run-down trailer and made it home. I’ll let her take the wheel…
For the price of a used car I found my first home a rundown trailer with no functioning parts, Uninhabitable at that and for the last 2.5 years, I have been cutting, digging, cleaning, designing, planting, buying and selling furniture from Day 1 to now. I have finally found what is the perfect dream home in a 450 Sq Ft Tiny Trailer. Who needs Barbie’s beach house? I would rather live Tiny in my PNK*DMD….
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Her ‘Hyline Hilton’ Park Model Tiny Home
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Everyone has different reasons for choosing nomadic living, but for this family, #buslife is giving them the opportunity to scout out the country in search of land to put a home and homestead! They don’t have any particular ties to one place, so they are trying out all the places.
This is actually their second bus conversion, this one is much larger and comes with tons of undermount storage, including what will be a secret playroom for their daughter! They have oodles of solar power (enough to run an ice machine in their full-size fridge), tons of windows, and a gorgeous design.
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Family’s Bus Life Adventure to Find Home
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The Roost20 Vacation tiny house sits on The Tiny House Farm, the scenic headquarters of Perch & Nest, a North Carolina tiny house builder. The beautiful board-and-batten home comfortably sleeps three and offers lovely farm views.
The tiny house interior is a nice blend of Southwestern and Farmhouse elements, with tons of tall windows (with shades) to allow in as much natural light as you’d like. There’s a small bathroom with a colorful shower, beautiful speckled countertops, and a galley kitchen. What do you think?
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Board and Batten Tiny House with Farm Views
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This is to let you know that Tiny House Magazine Issue #115 is available now. Here’s a little bit of what you’ll find inside this issue:
- A Tiny Home Development in Paradise
- Perch & Nest tiny house
- Keep Your Cool
- “14 Reasons I’ve Been Able to Sustain Minimalism for 14 Years”
…and more!
Tiny House Magazine Issue #115 Available Now
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Suzanne couldn’t resist purchasing this amazing forest house designed by famous Pacific North West designer SunRay Kelley. For eight years, she lived by herself on this ferry-access-only island, enjoying her deep Japanese-style soaking tub and sleeping in the tower bedroom.
Now she rents out the gorgeous spot on Airbnb — and it is almost always booked solid! You can see why in the video below. The arched windows, skylight bubbles, and amazing craftsmanship make this a truly magical spot. And the location doesn’t hurt either!
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She Lived Here for 8 Years Before Offering It To Others
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Amanda is one remarkable woman! At 21, she decided to build her very own tiny house. She worked multiple jobs to afford it and then spent all her free time building the tiny house with her dad. Her love for her father is so evident in the tour below, and she admits it never would have happened without his generous help!
Her home is truly gorgeous, and nothing about it looks DIY. She chose a loft bedroom with a big skylight overhead that offers her access to the roof. The sprawling galley kitchen has everything she needs for her cooking and baking hobby, and she built a little deck outside, which is a perfect spot for her yoga routine. What’s your favorite part?
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Living Tiny Allows Her to Travel
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Chelsea’s tiny home was a way for her to be close to family but still have her own space. She was able to put her tiny house on her family’s nut farm and stay close to her grandfather, mom, and nieces! After 2.5 years of living tiny, she got that wanderlust again and wanted to travel!
So now she rents out her tiny home, travels, and can always come home to it when she needs to reconnect with the people she loves. Inside her tiny home you’ll find amazing DIY pallet couches, an extra tall ceiling so she could sit up in bed, and a nifty table her dad helped her build. What do you think?
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Her Tiny House Allows her to Travel
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Now is your chance to get one of Escape’s most popular tiny homes in an all-electric version! The e-One XL is both extra long and extra wide, making it a spacious tiny home you’re sure to love.
This model features two large lofts connected by a catwalk and a large living room area with plenty of windows. This model has tons of upgrades to make living there super luxurious. It’s for sale right now, so don’t miss out!
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All-Electric ESCAPE e-ONE XL Wide!
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This is the Evolution RV tiny house by City Design. From some angles, this tiny house looks like it doesn’t have windows, but it most definitely does! It has various window slits and the rear doors swing wide open making it a great option for a traveling artist.
The tiny house is off-grid ready and built on a 20-foot trailer with water tanks and a solar system. It’s listed for $35,000 out of Lake Havasu, Arizona on Tiny House Listings. What do you think of this tiny house?
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Evolution RV Tiny House for $35,000
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