This is a 4×4, 2020 Ford Transit 3500 camper with a lift-bed.
It’s listed for $87,000 out of Orange, Virginia. What do you think?
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This is an A-frame cabin with a warehouse on 3.69 acres in La Grange, North Carolina.
The home was built in 1989 and the warehouse/garage includes an unfinished office area. It’s listed over at the NCRMLS for $150,000. Check it out!
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Most tiny homes we show here have been specifically designed to a client’s wants and needs, but this one-of-a-kind 24-foot Kootenay was designed by the Tru Form Tiny CEO, precisely to her tastes! The result is a dazzling little home with only the finest finishes — and it’s for sale.
The home has a loft bedroom with built-in cabinets and a stand-up platform. In the living room, there’s a cozy book nook, and the spacious kitchen has a retro fridge and copper pulls. The luxurious bathroom has a flush toilet, washer/dryer combo, and a soaking tub that will make you feel like you’re at the spa. What do you think?
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We know and love Timbercraft Tiny Home’s most popular model – The Denali XL – but their latest design is equally stunning! The Teton is 8.5×34 feet and includes a ground-floor bedroom with a storage bed and built-in side tables.
This model also includes a loft bedroom with a removable ladder and a spacious L-shaped kitchen with a farmhouse sink and residential appliances. The living room is at the front of the home where you enter. What do you like about the Teton?
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This is Aptera, an electric commuter car that runs itself on solar, and it’s set to start at just $25,900.
The car is also designed with the lowest drag coefficient thanks to its design and lightweight. And yes, there are solar panels built right onto the vehicle. So you just drive it and leave it out in the sun to recharge. Would you ever consider a solar electric car option like the Aptera?
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This is a tiny cabin with 5 acres in Zolfo Springs, Florida for $250,000. August 27: Price lowered to $225,000.
5 acres with 407′ frontage to Charlie Creek with electricity, a working well, and high speed internet via satellite.
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Kelsey and Shane are one awesome couple! On a whim, they decided to build a truck bed camper for their truck and go travel the country. Originally they wanted to hit all 50 states in a year and then go back to “normal life,” but now they’ve been on the road in their DIY rig for 2.5 years!
They built their camper with almost zero planning and very little money! All in all, they only spent $4k and used all kinds of reclaimed materials to make it home sweet home. While they don’t necessarily recommend their design or approach to others, they do think everyone should be living a life they love! What do you think?
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This is a great tiny house from a new-to-us tiny house builder — Tiny FL! Located in Florida, they produce beautiful luxury tiny homes. This is one of their most recent builds, and it includes tons of sleeping areas! Not only does it have two lofts, it includes a first-floor bedroom.
Additionally, you’ll find a spacious living room and kitchen between the lofts. The cabinetry is all very sleek with no pulls, and the bathroom has a large glass shower stall. Tell us what you think in the comments!
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“We’re living small. But we’re living big!” That’s what Phyllis says about her life with her husband Steve in their 2003 International Bus. Less square footage — and wheels — have allowed the almost-retired couple to travel the country and meet all kinds of people.
They prioritized an open concept inside their bus, eventually even getting rid of the step-down shower to make room for storage. Two expansive countertops run alongside the interior of the bus, just past the living area all the way to their queen-sized bed. And the 12-inch roof raise allows for headroom and nearly 5 inches of insulation. What do you think?
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Images via Tiny Home Tours