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Homelessness is a problem in every city in the country, and many times when we see tiny homes we think, “We need more of these for the homeless!” Community First! Village in Austin, Texas took that idea and brought it to life, with 51 acres of property with more than 500 homes for the chronically homeless.

But they’ve gone beyond just building houses — they’ve built a community. Residents find family and friends at the village, as well as work on the premises. There’s an art house, automotive shop, forge, organic garden and so much more designed to give the neighbors at the community purpose. The FAQ page answers tons of questions about the village here.

One of the ways they get revenue for the park is through some tiny house rentals where anyone can stay during a visit to Austin! Check that out here.

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“Housing will never solve homeless, but community will.”

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I love a tiny vacation spot that’s truly unique, and this lighthouse-themed tiny cottage is just the kind of place to give you a one-of-a-kind experience.

You walk into the main living/sleeping area, which includes a queen bed (on the ground floor) and seating. There are gorgeous valley views from your window! Inside the “lighthouse” you’ll find the kitchen area, and the cottage also includes a bathroom and outdoor hot tub.

To book your stay, head over to the Airbnb listing!

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This Lighthouse-Themed Tiny Vacation Spot is One-Of-A-Kind

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Antoinette loves to travel and had been living abroad in Spain since 2013. She even started an international travel abroad company for minority teens and young adults. But then 2020 happened and she had to go back to the States.

Once back “home,” she decided to jump into #vanlife, even though she said it wasn’t really a “thing” the black community did. But now she’s an inspiration for other black women who want to travel solo in a van. She had a professional company design and outfit her van, and it’s awesome!

Check out her gorgeous epoxy shower stall, super-comfy couch seating, and lovely kitchen in the Tiny Home Tours interview below!

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Her Super-Comfortable Van Conversion With An Indoor Shower

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This is an incredible outhouse and bathhouse for a beautiful New Zealand tiny home located on a generational family farm.

If you’re a fan of outhouses, bathhouses, cabins, and tiny homes, you’ll find inspiration in these handcrafted structures. Check both of them out below!

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Outhouse and Bathhouse on a New Zealand Family Farm

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This is the 28-ft. Dandelion tiny house by Rewild Homes.

It’s a nature-inspired tiny home on wheels with two skylights, garden doors, natural finishes, dark hickory flooring, and lots more. It features a kitchen, bathroom, living area, and a cozy sleeping loft. Check it out and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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28-ft. Nature-Inspired Tiny House by Rewild Homes

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Images via Rewild Homes

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This is the story of Fabienne and her Swiss tiny house on wheels!

She and her dad built it themselves and decked it out with IKEA furniture and accessories throughout.

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Swiss Tiny House Built With Dad, Loaded With IKEA

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Images via IKEA

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This monolithic cob house is completely off-grid with a 1-kilowatt solar power system and a backup generator for electricity, a Rumford fireplace and propane radiant in-floor heating, and a constructed wetland for natural wastewater treatment.

The modern interior living space is approximately 1,000 square feet in size with an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living room, as well as 2 bedrooms, a mechanical room, and a bathroom.

Monolithic Cob House With Solar-Power

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This is a sleek and modern 24-foot tiny house on wheels for sale in Wenatchee, Washington. It comes fully-furnished and the seller is asking $59,900 or best offer.

There are two bedroom lofts accessible via ladder stairs, a kitchen complete with a washer/dryer unit and bar seating area, and a living room under one of the lofts. The bathroom has a flush toilet and tiled shower stall.

Enjoy the photo tour below and get in touch with the seller at Tiny House Marketplace.

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Modern 24′ Tiny House with Lime Green Walls!

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Originally Mark wanted to build a tiny house on wheels, but when talking to his brother he realized that a standard THOW would be hard to travel with so he chose his short bus instead!

With the bus, he’s been able to go to so many places and get amazing experiences. He’s even more of an inspiration because he doesn’t consider himself handy at all! “I measure 3 times and cut 4 then head back to the store and pick up more supplies.” Who can relate?

Enjoy the video tour from Tiny Home Tours below to see his whole rainforest bus.

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He Doesn’t Think He’s Handy But Check Out His Skoolie!

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