The older I get, the more convinced I am that a simple life in a Hobbit-style home is just what I’m looking for — and this vacation spot in France ticks all the boxes!
Starting with the gorgeous signature round front door and ending with the cozy alcove bedroom, this little Hobbit-inspired house feels like the perfect romantic getaway. A wood-fired hot tub on the terrace outdoors overlooks the French countryside, and a small rustic kitchen indoors for simple meal prep.
You can book your stay on Airbnb.
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Hobbit-Style Home Overlooking French Countryside w/ Hot Tub
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An awkwardly-shaped piece of city-owned property went from an abandoned lot, to a colorful village of 39 tiny homes built to give temporary shelter to some of the city’s homeless population. Each home is 64 square feet, and there are shared laundry facilities on site.
Units cost $7,500 each, including labor and materials, and were shipped as ready-to-assemble stacks of panels from builder Pallet Shelter in Everett, Washington. The total cost of the project was about $5 million, according to Kerkorian’s office, with the majority spent on re-routing water, power, and sewer lines to the site. Hope of the Valley gets a $55 per person daily reimbursement from the city to cover three meals and social services for residents.
The best news? This isn’t the last village LA is working on! What do you think?
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These Tiny Homes Help House LA’s Homeless Population
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Jake & Kiva started building their 20-foot long tiny house in 2014 and they’ve been living in it full-time with their cat and dog for 4 years now!
They came up with some brilliant solutions and designs to maximize the small space and make it as functional as possible, and the build cost $36K CAD.
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Jake & Kiva’s 20-ft. Self-Built Tiny Home
Image © Exploring Alternatives
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This is a stunning DIY conversion of an ambulance into a camper van, built by Amanda and her dad over the course of 7 months.
The vehicle is a 2006 Ford E-350 cutaway that used to be an emergency response vehicle for the US Navy. Amanda bought it for $10,000 CAD and the conversion cost an additional $10,000 CAD.
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She Built It With Her Dad In 7 Months
Image © Amanda Lemay
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Get a tiny house AND a spot to park it by purchasing this 276 SIP Tiny House that’s for sale in Florida. It’s currently parked in a Florida tiny house community — Circle Pond Tiny Community — and with owner approval you can keep it on the lot (or, of course, move it elsewhere!).
The home features a downstairs bedroom with a full kitchen and bathroom, making it an awesome retirement option. It also has washer/dryer hookups and mini split for air conditioning.
You can check out the listing on Facebook Marketplace and make an offer here.
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Florida THOW For Sale: $45K Plus $450/month Lot Rent (If Wanted)
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This 1978 Chevy G30 4×4 camper van out of Asheville, North Carolina is a classic that has been thoroughly upgraded — new 350ci BluePrint motor with under 1,000 miles, rebuilt transmission, 4×4 drivetrain, two moonroofs, a couch that converts to a bed, CarPlay, backup camera, and 35-inch Nitto Ridge Grappler tires on American Racing wheels. It is the kind of vintage van conversion that proves the best builds start with solid bones.
Images via Van Life Trader
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This is a custom ProMaster Van Conversion with a lift bed by Mile High Vans.
It’s listed for sale over at Van Life Trader for $90,000. This particular van is a 2019 RAM ProMaster with a high roof. It’s got 24,000 miles on it and was converted in 2020. Check it out!
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ProMaster Van Conversion With A Lift Bed!
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This is a custom van conversion in Florida by @van.bots.
It’s based on a RAM ProMaster 2500 159″ high roof van. It currently has 23,400 miles, a 3,000-watt generator, inverter, and two 330 watt solar panels for off-grid power abilities.
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Custom ProMaster 2500 Van Conversion by @van.bots (FOR SALE)
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This is the story of a little yurt home called Do It Yurtself.
It’s built by Zach Both, the same artist who brought us this super-cool cargo van conversion (AKA the VANUAL) that we posted about in 2016.
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Do It Yurtself: Young Couple’s Incredible Yurt-Build
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