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This is a one-bedroom tiny cottage with a garage. It’s a granny flat (guest house) in Australia called the Northmead by 5 Star Granny Flats.

It’s a one bedroom house design with a full kitchen, bathroom, and one-car garage. It’s perfect, isn’t it? What would you pay for a house like this in your area?

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One-bedroom tiny cottage on a foundation with a one-car garage by 5 Star Granny Flats

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If you’re looking for a tiny house, but find the ones on wheels are just too small and clunky to you, well, there’s still hope. That’s why I’m showing you this tiny cottage on a foundation with rainwater collection by 5 Star Granny Flats in Australia. It’s called Toongabbie.

So what if you could get into a small house instead of a tiny house for your next move? That might be a smart idea, right? Well, it could be. And that’s why companies like 5 Star Granny Flats are propping up to help folks build affordable and small homes. In this case, we’re looking at a company who specializes in building in the Sydney, Australia area. Enjoy!

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Granny flat small homes growing in popularity to address affordable housing – Toongabbie

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This is the K2 Tiny House by Tiny Idahomes.

It’s a 26-foot THOW that starts at $48,950. Get the full tour and learn more below. Enjoy!

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The K2 Tiny House on Wheels by Tiny Idahomes

The K2 Tiny House on Wheels by Tiny Idahomes

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This is an announcement from Bob Clarizio of Bantam Built Homes where he just delivered a tiny house on wheels to what he calls the “world’s first tiny house water park hotel” in the heart of Wisconsin Dells called Dells Resorts.

So there were already a bunch of tiny cabin units around the property but Bantam Built Homes did something unique for their first THOW unit. Here’s the story on it… Enjoy!

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Bantam Built Homes delivers the first THOW to a tiny house water park hotel in Wisconsin Dells

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Did you know about the Tiny House Lifestyle Podcast with Ethan Waldman? I wasn’t sure if you did! Well, if you’re interested in learning more about living tiny, this is one of the best podcasts you can listen to.

The episodes are free and are usually 25 minutes to an hour long, which is perfect for a commute, gym session, laundry session, the dishes, or a nice walk if you’re lucky enough to have all your chores done.

Anyways, the episodes are all very interesting and cover a wide range of topics. You may learn what it takes to go completely off-grid, how to advocate for tiny homes in your city, or how a musician uses a tiny house on wheels to travel and tour full-time. You get a list of some of my favorite episodes below which you can enjoy right away. Please go ahead and scroll down to enjoy. Thanks!

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The Tiny House Lifestyle Podcast with Ethan Waldman – Learn What It Takes to Live Tiny with this Free Podcast!

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This is the story of Lindsey’s 80-square-foot rolling tiny home. It’s a 2011 Sprinter Van that she and her dad converted into a stealthy motorhome.

They did it together, while she worked part-time, in just under 6 months using about $8,000 in materials. Take a look and let us know what you think below. This is our exclusive interview with her. You will also find a treasure trove of resources on help with converting your own van at the bottom of this page, after the interview. Enjoy!

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Lindsey’s 80-square-foot Sprinter van conversion

How she turned her van into an 80-square-foot rolling tiny home

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This is the Doghouse Red School Bus Conversion by Paved to Pines.

The Doghouse is custom converted school bus built for Firefighter, Entrepreneur, & Dog Lover, Christian! He has some incredible plans for the Doghouse including, travel/living, mobile dog rescue, and possibly even wine tours while living the skoolie life!

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38-foot Thomas Built Converted School Bus

The Doghouse Red School Bus Conversion by Paved to Pines 001

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This is a quirky industrial-style tiny house on wheels with a built-in outdoor shower in Atlanta, Georgia. It happens to be a vacation unit located on an urban farm in the area.

It’s a one-of-a-kind tiny house with 93-square-feet of space inside. It has some really interesting features like a private outdoor shower, a modern composting toilet, a built-in hammock/loft, gymnastics climbing holds, full kitchen inside, and more. It’s a really cool tiny house that just might give you a new idea or two!

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One-of-a-kind 93-square-foot tiny house with a built-in (private) outdoor shower/outhouse – pretty cool!

Quirky industrial-style tiny house on wheels with PRIVATE built-in outdoor shower

Image via Glamping Hub

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This is a rainforest tiny house with a screened-in outdoor kitchen in Pepeekeo, Hawaii. When you first step in through the screen door, you’re in the outdoor kitchen/porch area. Pretty cool, don’t you think?

Step inside this simple little cabin to find a table, bunk beds, a sink, a toilet, and a shower. I bet something similar to this (with your own modifications) can be built pretty inexpensively. This particular tiny cabin, though, is a vacation unit in the rainforest and near Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and available to book via Glamping Hub. Take a look and let me know what you think of it below. How much do you think it would cost you in materials to build something similar to it?

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Rainforest tiny house near Hawaii Volcanoes National Park…?

Rainforest tiny house with screened-in outdoor kitchen in Pepeekeo

Image via Glamping Hub

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