I love grain silo homes! What a neat way to repurpose an old structure; and it’s round which makes it even niftier!
Off the front of the silo, you’ll find a lovely porch overlooking the secluded woods/countryside. Inside you’ll walk into the open-concept living/dining/kitchen area, with all the conveniences of home (minus an oven). There’s a bathroom with a luxurious tiled shower, as well as a queen-sized bed with gorgeous views accessible via a fun floating staircase.
This silo was self-built by the owners and took about 5 months to complete. You can rent it on Airbnb here.
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Vacation in One of Tennessee’s Grain Silo Homes!
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Earthships are such a neat buildlings! As the owner of this one writes, this is “a totally off grid house that catches its own rain water, generates its own electricity and stays at a steady 72 degrees all year round without the use of any fuel or electricity what-so-ever.” Can’t complain about that!
Inside the home you’ll find a studio set up, with a queen bed, television and chairs on one side, and a fully-functional kitchen on the other side, complete with a large oven and refrigerator. The bathroom has all the luxuries of home, including a flush toilet and a shower/tub.
You can book this awesome spot on Airbnb here.
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This Home Stays 72 Degrees Year-Round with No Heat or A/C!
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Not sure about you, but I’ve always dreamed of having a little log cabin tucked in the woods — well, here’s your chance! This 160 square foot cabin was Amish-built and used as an Airbnb rental for the last 5 years.
The one bedroom cabin features a queen bed (with full bed bunk above it), a bathroom with composting toilet, and an area for a mini kitchenette. It’s all solid wood, a mix of Eastern Pine and Cedar, which is sure to smell lovely.
The best part? If you live within 200 miles of Cape May Court House, NJ, the delivery is completely free! (Note: the addition of full off-grid capacities is an additional $4K). Contact the seller and ask questions here.
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160 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cabin in NJ for $28K
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Now this is a tiny house unlike anything I’ve ever seen before! There are two triangular additions to the top of this gooseneck THOW that provide standing room in the queen-sized loft bedroom, and a rooftop porch in the center.
The home was a DIY build by a husband and wife team, and is now for sale in Idaho for $65,000. Inside, the gooseneck has been transformed into a spacious living area, while a galley kitchen and full bath take up the rest of the ground floor.
There’s a stunning barnwood accent wall in the living area, and a huge closet with built-in storage by the bathroom for hanging storage. Enjoy the photo tour below and contact the seller (or ask questions) here.
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Buy This Tiny House with Standing Room Loft for $65K
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The Braxton tiny house by Modern Tiny Living is an upgraded version of their Koko2 model. This sleek tiny home features the signature “social area” in the front, where you’ll find a multi-purpose living room (with oodles of storage) that turns into a second bed to sleep two.
The main bedroom is in the loft, accessible via a storage staircase with an appropriate handrail. In the kitchen you’ll find a cooktop, convection oven, washer/dryer combo, fridge and lovely farmhouse sink.
There’s simply not much to dislike about this THOW! The gorgeous black and white finishes give it such an upscale look — pricing depends on final finishes, so you can contact Modern Tiny Living for a quote here.
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24 Ft. THOW with Epic Storage Living Area
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This is the Cottage at Hidden Springs in Bentonville, Arkansas shared with us thanks to Matt Trimble.
It was built by myself and the company I work for, Mac Residential Services. This was the company’s first tiny house and I’m proud of how it came out. I was most happy that we got a full-sized bedroom and bathroom into it.
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The Cottage At Hidden Springs (Bentonville)

Images via Matt Trimble
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This is the story of Terry Scott’s 8×35 tiny house.
It’s a custom tiny house that consists of half living space and half storage space. What do you think?
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8×35 Tiny House That’s Half Storage Half Living Space
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This is Jay Craig’s U-Haul box truck to off-grid tiny house conversion. It’s a submission that’s part of the 2020 Simple Solar Homesteading Off-Grid Design Contest, where you can win several prizes just for sharing your design and/or build!
So this is a 17-ft. U-Haul that is being turned into a completely custom off-grid tiny house with a bathroom and everything. The vehicle was purchased for $5,000 and an additional $10,000 was spent on materials. It’s been two years of laboring away on it on the side. Take a look and learn more below! And submit your design to the contest right here.
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U-Haul Box Truck Turned Off-Grid Tiny House
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This tiny house on wheels sits on a 13-foot trailer, but the over-tongue shower and porch bring the total length to 18 feet. The Mountain Tiny House on Wheels was designed and built by Comak Tiny Homes. This stunning little home squeezes in all you need and does it with style!
You’ll find live-edge countertops, a loft bedroom with a giant skylight, and a cedar shower with a skylight! It has hook-ups for a composting or traditional toilet and a kitchen with a built-in fridge and nifty kitty-corner sink. The home is for sale for $35,000 in Pennsylvania, and you can contact the builder with offers.
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13-ft. Tiny House With Skylit Shower, Live-Edge Counters, Skylit Loft Bedroom, All For $35k…
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