This is an announcement for the hands-on tiny house workshop in Nashville, Tennessee by Dan Louche of Tiny Home Builders.
The workshop is happening on October 16-17, 2021 in Nashville’s Honky Tonk Brewing Co. Space is limited and you can register for your spot here using our affiliate link for a discount if you register before September 20.
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Hands-On Tiny House Workshop in Nashville, Tennessee (2021)
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Up in Scarborough, Maine you’ll find a quaint row of beach cottages that have been there long before “tiny houses” became popular. This particular one is for rent on Airbnb.
The one-room cottage has a sectional sofa that transforms into the bed, a little kitchenette for coffee or basic meals, and a loft bedroom for kids. Yes, there’s a toilet inside, too!
You are just steps from the beach and close to nearby restaurants as well. Enjoy the tour below.
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Quaint Beachy Cottage Vacation
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This is an announcement for the hands-on tiny house workshop near Atlanta, Georgia by Dan Louche of Tiny Home Builders.
The workshop is happening September 18-19, 2021 in Cumming, Georgia. Space is limited and you can register for your spot here using our affiliate link.
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Hands-On Tiny House Workshop in Cumming, Georgia (2021)
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This is a 400-sq.-ft. mystic mountain tiny house near Seward, Alaska.
The little cabin is nestled in the forest, has mountain views, and features an outdoor deck. It’s located 5 minutes outside of the City of Seward on the Kenai Peninsula. Check it out and learn more below!
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The Mystic Mountain Tiny House on the Kenai Peninsula
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When these empty nesters moved from Texas to California, they never imagined they’d choose full-time life on the water! But they discovered that purchasing a boat home was far more affordable than they’d originally thought, and they are now celebrating 5 years of marina life.
After two years in a smaller boat, they upgraded to 1988 DeFever 44 Trawler. It has a large main bedroom, a forward berth for guests, and two heads. In their kitchen (galley) you’ll find a bunch of adorable red retro appliances which they use to cook and entertain their friends.
And their decks, of course, provide an awesome place to enjoy the sunny San Diego weather. Watch their tour below!
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Their Marina Lifestyle with Two Pups
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This is a log cabin park model tiny house for sale out of Rutherfordton, North Carolina via Tiny House Marketplace.
According to the listing, it’s a two-year-old Green River park model RV with 399-sq.-ft. of space. It features quartz counters, bronze fixtures, a mini-split system, keyless entry, a four-burner stove oven, a full-size refrigerator, a brand new sofa, dining table, and chairs, a daybed, and a trundle with a new mattress and honeycomb shades. The asking price is $63,000. Check it out and learn more below.
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399-sq.-ft. Log Cabin Park Model Tiny House RV For Sale in North Carolina
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After spending a few years as the lead carpenter at Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses in Colorado, Jacob used everything he learned to build not one but two of his own tiny homes. He sold the first and used the money to create a second — a better, more spacious build that cost him just $16,000 in materials. He now parks it at a tiny community in Durango for about $500 a month.
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This is the story of Natalie Bogwalker’s tiny log cabin in Western North Carolina—a hand-built structure using logs harvested from her own land, featuring traditional saddle-notch construction and thoughtful passive solar design.
Natalie and her friend Eric did most of the log cutting and hauling, then built the cabin with help from friends. Today she operates Wild Abundance, teaching classes on self-sufficiency, tiny living, natural building, and other Earth skills.
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The Tiny Log Cabin Exterior
Images via Natalie Bogwalker
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This one-of-a-kind Cedar and metal tiny home was built by Drew, a creative and driven designer with a passion for sustainable living in style. Most of the materials were reclaimed from a variety of resources and recycled into ideal use. It’s fully solar-powered by a 1200 watt Renogy system, three 170 amp-hour Lithium Iron batteries, and a 3000-watt inverter/charger.
The interior is laid out like a luxury suite with healthy plants adorning the walls, operatable skylights to brighten the space, and custom artwork for a unique touch. The functional bathroom holds a toilet and full shower with a high-efficiency head and dampener valve. The kitchen has abundant storage with an induction cooktop and built-in wall oven aside from a gorgeous 24×48 tile for the backsplash.
The most outstanding feature of this DIY build is the seamless drop-down deck and fold-out awning. Drew can have a beautiful porch with shaded seats and endless views in a matter of minutes!
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His Off-Grid Tiny Home on Wheels
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