This is a 254-sq.-ft. park model bunk cabin.
It’s an 11’10” wide x 21’6″ long unit with an optional 6′ covered porch. It’s the ATH-01 by Park-Model-Homes.com.
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This is a 2013 E350 Adventure Van Conversion by Van Lyfe Co. It was listed for sale over at Van Life Trader for $75,000 but the listing has now expired so we assume that the van has sold.
Either way, it’s converted with a Sportsmobile-style as inspiration, done by Vanlyfe.co in 2020. One unique feature of the van is how the bed is designed to save space using the widened windows. Be sure to check that out!
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Meet Bronte: Last summer she was working 6 jobs to pay for an apartment that she was rarely at because she worked so much! That’s when she had the idea to hit the road. She looked into vans and buses, but when she found this old electrician box truck for sale, she knew it was the perfect home for her and her cats.
She renovated the box truck herself, even tackling some electrical wiring! Because of the pandemic, she was able to find remote work, so she can support herself, travel, and enjoy her home on wheels.
Be sure to watch the video with Tiny Home Tours below! Follow her on Instagram here.
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Bob has always loved buses since he was 8 years old, in particular, Gillig school buses. He’s driven some 350 buses in his life, and now he’s living in his 1977 Gillig that he DIY-ed into a tiny house complete with a full recording studio with toilet vocal booth.
Retired from the schooner industry, he used his boat-building know-how to create a stunning home with self-planed locust wood. He wants to use his later years to enjoy traveling the US and seeing what he didn’t while “having careers” and “raising a family.” Too cool!
Enjoy the video tour from Tiny Home Tours below. Love this build!
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Modern Tiny Living dubbed this home the “Trinity” and it is an absolutely stunning tiny house! The color scheme in this home is dreamy, with dark wood against white walls and gorgeous deep green cabinets for a pop of color.
The house has a “typical” tiny home layout, with a loft over a galley kitchen and bathroom. You’ll notice a full railing encasing the steps up to the loft bedroom.
Like many MTL designs, this one has their signature lounge area with under-couch storage that turns into a guest bed when needed. You can contact the builder for a quote here.
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This tiny house on wheels was built by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses for a woman in New Mexico. The 24 ft THOW features oxidized rusty metal siding and space for a Murphy bed the owner installed after delivery.
One unique feature of the home is the door that leads into the bathroom, and a bathroom staircase that takes you up to the storage loft. Appliances include a stacked washer/dryer unit and a dishwasher in the kitchen!
You can contact Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses (located in Colorado) here.
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This is the Red River Bunkie in Bobcaygeon, Ontario.
The cabin is 2-storeys high, it measures 27′ long x 14′ wide x 18′ tall, and it weighs 12,000 lbs. The structure sits on a raft made that’s made with 11 polyethylene-covered styrofoam floats that provide 32,000 lbs of buoyancy.
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This beautiful and unique tiny house has an intricately curved gable roof.
It also features a hand-carved barrel door, two spacious lofts, two unique space-saving ladders, a large fireplace, AND a full bathroom with a cleverly hidden storage shelf.
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This may be the tiniest house in the tiniest state in the union! The “Rhode Island Red” was a custom build for a Rhode Island woman and it’s only 14 feet long. Somehow, the experts over at Rocky Mountain Tiny Homes managed to fit everything you could need in this itty-bitty THOW.
Against the back wall is the kitchen complete with a mini oven and fridge and live-edge countertops. Storage stairs curve up to the loft bedroom, and there’s a bathroom in the front. As pictured, it cost about $38,000.
Check out the photos and video tour below, and if you want a similar home you can contact the builder here.
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