Not a fan of a home on wheels? This cabin might just be your dream come true! Located in Sandpoint, Idaho, it sits on wooden beams and can be easily transported via trailer to it’s new home.
The exterior is stained wood, and inside you’ll find tons of storage, a well-appointed kitchen, and room for a sofa bed in the main living area. There is an additional loft for sleeping or storage, as well as a full bathroom.
The seller is asking $35,000, and you can contact them over at Tiny House Marketplace.
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Cozy Cabin with Tiny Roof for Sale in Idaho
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This stunning Blue Dream tiny house for sale in Utah features one of the coolest showers I’ve ever seen, complete with free-form pebble tile-work in the Eastern Red Cedar-lined bathroom.
The home also has a full kitchen and a living room with built-in L-shaped couch. You walk up carpeted stairs to the bedroom loft with a privacy wall and amazing storage cabinetry. There’s another loft for storage, or additional sleeping area.
They’re asking $78,000 for the home, and you can contact the builder over at Tiny House Marketplace.
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Check Out Aromatic Eastern Red Cedar Bathroom in this THOW!
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This is a 250-sq.-ft. tiny house on wheels built by Nomad Tiny Homes. It’s for sale with an asking price of $45,000 over at this listing on Tiny Home Builders.
It’s a 24-ft. tiny on wheels that’s NOAH certified (to help you get insurance), weighs approximately 10,000 lbs dry, and was built in the fall of 2018. The house also features a tankless water heater, flush toilet, mini split AC system, and more. Learn more below.
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24-ft. Nomad Tiny House on Wheels for $45,000
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This is the story of Olivia and Ryan and how they built their dream floating home using inspiration from floating house communities in British Columbia.
In this episode of Living Big In A Tiny House (YouTube) with Bryce Langston, he shows you an amazing house boat cottage in Auckland, New Zealand. Have you ever considered building a cottage on a floating platform, kind of like this?
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New Zealand Couple Living their Dream on a House Boat
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This is a modern, black, ONE XL tiny house from ESCAPE.
It’s a beautiful tiny home that’s ready to go and at a big savings because it’s a slightly pre-owned model that still looks new. You can save $14,300 compared from buying it new! Might be something to consider if you’re looking for a good deal on a newish tiny house from a reputable builder.
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Black ESCAPE ONE XL Tiny House
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This is a one-of-a-kind flatbed truck tiny camper that’s for sale via the Tiny House Marketplace.
It’s described as a true land yacht and nicknamed The House of Seven Rivers. It was built in 2010, features about 112-sq.-ft. of space, and the asking price is $95,000 and that does not include the truck you see in the photos, which is a negotiable add-on. I know, I know. The sticker shock may already be driving you away, but I urge you to at least give it a gander. It’s a very nice build, and there’s a complete video tour of it, too, to enjoy below. It’s quite something! Never know, too, you may learn something.
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112-sq.-ft. Flatbed Truck Tiny Camper
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This is the story of a professional windsurfers’ van conversion tiny home, which allows him to travel and compete in the World Championship for Windsurfing.
For many people, vans and other forms of tiny homes are essential tools so that we can live our dream lives, whatever that definition may be.
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He Uses This Van To Live And Travel As A Professional Windsurfer!
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Did you know there was a rush on narrowboats in the UK during the pandemic? Whether as a way to escape or to save money in the midst of financial crisis, people have been making the move to living on-the-water — including Suzi and Joe.
They used to pay high rent for an apartment in London, and commute three hours a day to their jobs. Now they both “work-from-boat,” spending far less on utilities and using their “Continuous Cruising” license, which keeps them moving every two weeks to some new beautiful spot.
While their first couple months on the water haven’t been easy, Suzi (@on_the_rhymer) says they’re loving their new home and eco-friendly lifestyle in their off-grid narrowboat. Read the rest of our Q&A with the couple after the photo tour!
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Couple’s Floating Home “On The Rhymer”
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Originally built on Tiny House Nation and dubbed “The Poker Night House,” this tiny house with tons of entertaining space is ready for new owners. Now all grown up, she prefers to be called “The Cedar Queen,” and houses 28 feet of luxurious details you’re sure to love.
There’s a large living room area with a central entertainment center complete with an electric fireplace and inset flatscreen TV. A ladder takes you up to the office loft, which features a wrap-around desk perfect for pandemic-style working-from-home. Beneath the loft bedroom is the u-shaped kitchen where you’ll find an induction cooktop, oven, and bar seating.
Having a hard time agreeing on what to watch? There’s a mini seating area where you can put another TV! Head over to Tiny House Listings to make an offer (asking $89,500).
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THOW with Work-From-Home Loft
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