The town council of Amherstburg recently voted to allow tiny homes on foundations with a minimum 323-square-feet (30-square-meters) minimum and within 20 meters distance from the primary dwelling, according to the Windsor Star.
Tiny homes take many different shapes and forms, even when it comes to zoning and real estate. One way to get legal tiny houses back on the map is through RV parks, right? That’s one way. Another way to do it is through ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units), also known as guest houses, secondary dwellings, accessory structures, and the like.
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Town of Amherstburg Votes to Allow ADU Tiny Homes
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This is the 10×32 Ocean Breeze Tiny Home by Incredible Tiny Homes.
This is a completely custom 10-ft. wide Highland-model tiny house with some decorative siding, lots of windows, reverse dormers, a shed dormer, and an eyebrow dormer which makes for a cozy, whimsical, and spacious loft space. And all of it, of course, sits on a sturdy triple axle trailer. What do you think?
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10′ x 32′ Ocean Breeze Tiny Home by Incredible Tiny Homes (VIDEO TOUR)
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This is the story of a single mom who built a getaway cabin with Scandinavian-inspiration.
It’s available as a vacation rental (see info below) in Massachusetts and you can enjoy a video tour and interview below thanks to The Nomadic Movement.
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Off-grid 240-sq.-ft. Scandinavian cabin in MA
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This is a tiny house w/ a full kitchen. It’s the 24-ft. Braxton THOW by Modern Tiny Living.
The 256-square-foot, 24-foot THOW features a contemporary style. What do you think?
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Tiny House Kitchen Packs a Mean Punch In The 24-Ft. Braxton THOW by Modern Tiny Living
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This sleek and stylish tiny house is 24 feet long and includes everything one or two people would need to live comfortably (or would make an excellent Airbnb). The two-tone metal exterior gives it a unique finish, while the wood shiplap interior is trendy and cozy.
You’ll find a loft bedroom inside with built-in storage and a hanging closet area. Under the loft is the full kitchen, complete with a large sink and a full-sized oven/stove. The bathroom has a flush toilet and shower.
It’s for sale in Mathis, Texas for $55,000. You can contact the seller at Tiny House Marketplace with questions and offers.
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Mathis, Texas THOW for Sale: $55K
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This is the Walker Pond Tiny Tree Cabin in Coventry, Vermont.
It’s a magical little cabin that you can book for vacation via Andrew & Marilou on Airbnb.
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Tiny Tree Cabin on Walker Pond in Vermont
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This is the Waterford Tiny Studio Cottage in Waterford, Vermont.
It’s a tiny-little-cottage with a studio-layout that you can book for vacation via Andrew & Marilou on Airbnb. What do you think of it?
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Tiny Tree Cottage in Waterford, Vermont
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Seattle is an interesting place to pay attention to for tiny and small homes because of these 5 trends, as showcased via the Seattle Backyard Cottage blog.
They’re all very interesting trends that we will very likely see spread to other areas. And who knows, you could very well be one of the first to inspire it. Let me tell you a little bit about these trends, and how you could possibly see them in other areas of the country and world.
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1. Newly adopted Seattle code allows for family-friendly DADUs… With an extra 200-sq.-ft. of space, many detached accessory dwelling units (DADUs) are being built for families.
Up until now a majority of cottages were being designed for aging parents or as rentals accommodating an individual or a couple without children. These new larger cottages are also being designed for families with children including a 900 sq. ft. cottage we are designing in Ballard for a family of five. And a 1,000 sq. ft. cottage for a family of four.1
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When an architect designs a van conversion, you get something like the Ryovan Project — a Japanese teahouse-inspired Sprinter van built on a 2018 Mercedes Sprinter 2500 4×4 for owners Saul and Ayaka. Designed by architect Andrew Wade Keating and built by High Grade Partners, it blends zen aesthetics with serious off-road capability.
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