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Today we’re excited to introduce the beautiful Eclipse Cottages — low-maintenance small homes built with SIP panels and packed with sustainable features like rainwater catchment and filtration, greywater reuse, and more. Each cottage offers a handful of layout options plus plenty of room to customize colors and finishes.

For now, these cottages are placed in one of Eclipse’s three tiny house villages in South Carolina, with plans to eventually build and ship them to the general public.

Did we say tiny house village? Yes! You can learn more about two communities currently taking residents — Palmetto Grove and Creek Walk — plus a third, Mountain Grove, still in production. Tell us what you think in the comments!

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399 Sq. Ft. Sustainable SIP-Built Cottages

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We’ve introduced you to boho.life and their awesome van rental service, but did you know when they are ready to retire fleetmembers, they sell them? As of June 20, 2022, their “billie” van will be up for grabs and can be your new van home.

If you’re not into DIY but still want to enjoy #vanlife, this is a great choice. Their vans are professionally converted and as you can see below, have all the bells and whistles! This one is selling for $89,000.

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boho.life is Selling One of Their Awesome Vans!

Billie Sandstone Pearl Ram Promaster For Sale

Images by boho.life

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This Ontario build is a custom hand-built home, and its feature list reads more like a small house than a THOW: pull-out slides that expand the interior when parked, a full-sized bathroom with a soaking tub, a wood-burning stove, a Separett toilet, and executive appliances finished in colour rather than stainless.

Custom woodwork with turquoise accents runs throughout, and there is a loft bedroom above.

Editor’s note: this home was listed at $199,000 in 2022 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside a Custom Hand-Built Ontario THOW

Ontario Dream Tiny Home On Wheels 7

Images by Tiny House Marketplace/Facebook

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Here’s your chance to get a beautiful stick-built tiny house from Incredible Tiny Homes for just $65,000. This home is set up for a single occupant, with an awesome u-shaped kitchen at one end, and a full closet/wash/bathroom combo at the other end.

In the middle there’s a compact living area, and up the stairs you’ll find the loft bedroom that can easily fit a queen-sized mattress. You’ll want to grab this great house while it’s still available! Contact the builder here.

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Tiny House For Sale in Tennessee for $65,000

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This French Cabin was handbuilt by the host, Mattheiu, and he did a lovely job! The two-story structure features a living/kitchen/bathroom on the first floor, and a ladder takes you up to the loft bedroom with plenty of headroom.

The exterior features stunning board and batten clapboarding, and there’s a shaded private terrace where you can eat or enjoy a glass of wine. You are truly secluded here! What do you think of the design?

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Board and Batten Handbuilt Cabin Vacation

Gorgeous French Cabin in the Wild

Images by Airbnb/Matthieu

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Emily was inspired by what she read in magazines about living off-grid on her own raw land and reducing her carbon footprint. She ended up buying a shipping container before she even purchased land in Maine to put it on. Thankfully it all worked out and she found her perfect spot.

For the past decade, it’s been her mission to transform that container (and the 3 additional ones she has purchased since) into a fully off-grid and sustainable home for herself. The last couple of years have enabled her to take what was a weekend project and turn it into her full-time focus, and now she has such a tremendous spot. Be sure to read her interview with us after the photo tour!

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Look What She Did With These 4 Shipping Containers!

Her Off-Grid Container Condo in Maine 6

Images by Emily/Instagram

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Over the years we’ve shown you plenty of examples of people who love living in their truck bed campers. Well, here’s your chance to jump in fairly inexpensively. For $8.7K, you can buy this fully-functional truck bed camper that even has a shower and toilet room all set up.

It’s an 8×10 with a sleeper overhang, and it’s insulated, comes with solar panels, a wood-burning stove, water heater, cooktop, and futon. It weighs about 4000 lbs and is ready to pop onto your pickup. Check out more details below and contact Bob if you’re interested.

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This Truck Bed Camper Has a Shower & Toilet

DIY Truck Bed Camper For Sale

Images via Bob

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This is the newest version of the 36′ Bunkhouse built by Indigo River Tiny Homes which has not one, not two but THREE bedrooms that you can stand in. Pretty remarkable.

It’s a great layout for a family, with a bottom-floor bedroom that can be completely closed-off for sleeping kids. Each bedroom has a wardrobe for storage, and the bathroom even includes a tub (and lovely tilework). What do you think?

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36-ft. Bunkhouse Model Tiny House has 3-Bedrooms with their own Wardrobes

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Gypsy was working 60 hours a week, talking about her dreams of escaping it all, when a coworker told her to just “shut up and do it.” She was shocked, but inspired, and within three weeks had purchased a bus she converted into her first tiny home.

That said, the bus was cumbersome and she wanted an easier way to get places — so she bought a van instead and spent 3 months building it out. While she did have a shower at one point, she got rid of it because going to the gym to shower is easier and she appreciates the storage space. Check it out below!

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She Got Rid of Her Shower & Purposely Has No Windows in Her Van!

She Went From a Bus to a Van & Visited 48 States. 3

Images by Tiny Home Tours

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