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This beautiful one-bedroom, one-bath tiny house has been fully inspected and passed all regulations to exist as a backyard addition in North Carolina, but it’s ready for a new home!

It features a spacious great room with a dining, kitchen, and closed-off bathroom. There’s a separate ground-floor living room that’s absolutely lovely, and just wait until you check out the functional kitchen. You can contact the seller on Facebook.

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504 Sq. Ft. Shed Tiny House: $105K

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Parking is the number one obstacle in tiny living, and this listing sidestepped it entirely: a shipping container home on its own third of an acre of private jungle in Mexico, with a well, a solar setup backed by Tesla batteries, a pool, and a screened deck. Inside there is a full bathroom and a downstairs bedroom.

The container is split into living and kitchen zones, and the infrastructure is what makes it genuinely independent rather than nominally off-grid — your own water source and your own generation, on land you own.

Editor’s note: this property was listed at $129,900 in 2022 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside an Off-Grid Container Home in Mexico

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Images by Tiny House Marketplace/Facebook

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This is the second tiny house that engineer and photographer Jeff has built, and he has put it on the market for $24,000.

The Truckee Tiny House is for sale in California and weighs 3200 making it easy to tow without a huge vehicle. It comes with a solar system, butcher block countertops, shower and composting toilet. Check it out below!

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The Truckee Tiny House on Wheels

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Images by Jeff

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Halle’s first introduction to #vanlife was actually in her Kia Soul which she used to travel the entire country for 3 months. The experience left her wanting more, and she eventually decided to jump into full-time nomadic living. She had two other rigs, including a Sprinter she shared with a former partner, and then downsized into her awesome Westfalia Vanagon!

These vintage vans were among the first, and they are always cool. She’s made some great upgrades to increase its livability and to find space for her artwork and art supplies (she sells her creations!). Right now, she funds her travels with copywriting gigs.

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Copywriter & Artist’s Full-Time Van Life

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Images by Tiny Home Tours

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Back in 2014, before #vanlife was trending, this couple got a tiny caravan and traveled in it while holding a home base in a small apartment. Eventually they upgraded to a larger rig, moved into full-time vanlife, and kept exploring Europe. But their adventures didn’t end there! They got a Sprinter van, another caravan, a narrow boat, and eventually an abandoned barn in Portugal.

While they thought about just summering in Portugal, 2020 hit and pushed up their barn renovation goals. Now they are fully moved in and in the process of building garden beds and settling down with an amazing homestead. What a cool story!

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Caravans, Sprinters, a Narrow Boat and a Barn!

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Cargo trailers make a great blank canvas for tiny home conversions. Unlike vans, they feature straight sides which are usually easier to insulate/frame. This couple did an awesome job making their trailer a true home, including a bathroom.

They hang out on a futon from Amazon that turns into a comfortable Queen-sized bed. When it’s all folded up, they have desk space and a living room. The wife paints, and her art is the stunning focal point of the trailer.

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Queen Sized Bed, Nautical Design and Stunning Art!

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When I think I’ve seen the tiniest living quarters, someone like Jimmy comes along and astonishes us! You might think someone living out of their car must have a messy, packed-full vehicle, but not Jimmy. Everything inside his Tesla has a home and is perfectly organized to maximize space and efficiency.

He even built in a cool storage system in the back, which allows him to pull out his kitchen setup (that includes a sink, grill, and even “running” water). Somehow, he carefully included everything he needed and absolutely nothing more or less into his design. Check it out!

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Living out of his Super-Organized Tesla Tiny House

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Nan got in touch with us to show off her awesome 20×24 storage building that she was able to transform into a tiny house rental with the help of a family friend “jack of all trades.”

She said the majority of the $50K spent on the conversion went to installing a new water system and retaining wall, but regardless, the results are stunning! The interior has one bedroom and it all has a beautiful modern farmhouse feel. Check it out below.

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She Made this Storage Unit into a Tiny House Rental

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Images via Nan Woodson

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George Dunnett, a 28-year-old video editor from Scotland, spent 11 months transforming an abandoned 1700s stone cottage in his village into a modern 400-square-foot home. The building had been used to store religious books centuries ago and had deteriorated into a crumbling storage unit with no plumbing, electricity, or insulation. George purchased it and documented the entire renovation on YouTube — total project cost including purchase price came to approximately £157,844, with renovations alone costing £102,458.

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