Dormers are rare on tiny houses on wheels, because every inch of height is fought for against the 13’6″ road limit. This Massachusetts build fits two of them — and that is what makes its twin sleeping lofts genuinely usable rather than crawl spaces, since a dormer buys headroom exactly where you sit up in bed.
It measures 23’4″ by 8.5 feet, finished in wood inside and out for a proper cabin feel, with a kitchen, a sitting area, a pull-down eating table, and a bathroom with a shower.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $39,999 in 2021 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside a Two-Dormer Cabin THOW
Images via Facebook Marketplace/Craig
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Whitney had always done the responsible thing — kept a desk job so she could pay off her student loans. But she really wanted to jump into #vanlife!
As she approached 30, she realized it was now or never, so she searched for a van until she found something she could purchase with cash. Then she worked on making her 1989 GMC Vandura a home.
You’ll love her simplistic interior and tips for a mini dustpan, outdoor trash can, and even a portable toilet. Watch the video below.
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From Desk Job to Freelance Photographer: VanLife
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This family loved camping, but rain tended to wash out their vacations. That’s when they decided to purchase a tiny house and lease land as a permanent vacation location. They bought their house from Wind River Tiny Homes.
Inside, it’s a truly gorgeous tiny house, with tons of complementing wood tones and copper accents that make it feel warm and cozy. The sound of the rain on the tin roof is especially soothing. There’s a loft for the three kids, and then the parents have their own secluded loft as well.
Wait until you see the amazing shower stall! Check out the video below.
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Family of 5’s Awesome Wind River Tiny Home
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This is the story of Blake’s new tiny house which happens to be a van conversion.
Back in 2019, we told you the story of his original tiny house on wheels, but he has since sold it and moved on to van life. So here’s what happened!
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Blake’s Life In A Stealth Van Conversion
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Mike was living his Wall Street life working in finance and running a million miles a minute. But then COVID sent him home, and he spent 150 days traveling the US in his car. That experience changed him, and he realized he couldn’t go back to “normal” life again.
So he ended up buying and building out a short bus — his Chevy Express 3500 — and decorated the interior with small-business finds from Etsy. One of the coolest features of his bus is the propane fire pit he can put on his roof-top deck so he can stay warm and cozy even during a fire ban. Pretty neat.
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He Left Wall Street to Live in His Skoolie
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“What would you do if you weren’t afraid?”
Tisha has those words written on the back of her custom Timberline Van that she uses to travel to wide-open and remote spaces. She loves talking to others and asking them that question, and it’s part of the coaching business she runs while on the road.
Inside her van, you’ll find a beautifully minimal interior, with a full-sized bed, pull-out table, and marine locks for all her cabinets. Enjoy the video below!
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One-of-a-kind Ceiling in this Adventure Rig
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This is a new tiny house build by Norkse Mikrohus in Norway.
It features a unique double glass door entry, a full kitchen, lounge, bathroom, and cozy sleeping loft with sky views. How’d you like getting to live in a tiny house like this?
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Tiny House on Wheels by Norske Mikrohus
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Here’s a vacation you can feel really great about. Book a stay in these 290 square feet Blockhouse studios, and you’ll know you’ve left a net-zero carbon footprint.
The Pacific Studios were designed sustainably, using reclaimed materials and more. Solar power gives you all the comforts of home, and there’s a Murphy bed to sleep on. Book your stay on Airbnb and check out the video tour below.
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Net-Zero Living in the Pacific Studios
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Greg and Ginger were maxing out on their vacation time every year, just waiting for their next adventure. Finally one day they decided they wanted to travel full-time! They purchased their ambulance sight-unseen while quarantined in Mexico, and then got to work doing a full 4×4 conversion.
They really figured out how to utilize every square inch of space in their build-out. Just wait until you see their hidden drying rack and storage compartment for dishes. Brilliant! They have a shower and toilet as well, and their electric bed slides out when it’s time to sleep or watch a movie.
All in all, they spent $59,000 on the ambulance and build-out. Enjoy Jenna’s tour of it below!
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Off-Roading Ambulance Build for $59K
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