This is the story of Riley Slayden and Cece Monroe of LivingTiny.co.
When they wanted a way to own a house without debt, they decided they wanted to go tiny. And they did it by buying a 1982 shuttle bus and converting it into their own rolling tiny home! Please enjoy our exclusive interview with them to learn more. Thanks!
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This is a 41ft off-grid tiny house on wheels in Winton, Southland, New Zealand.
It’s listed for sale on trademe.co.nz and offers approximately 430 sq. ft. of living space inside. The house features a very unique trailer that I’ve never seen before, which allows for better maneuverability. The listing price is $159,500 NZD (which is about $108,299 USD).
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This is the Red Rescue Retreat Tiny Bus Cottage located in Keswick, United Kingdom.
What used to be an old fire truck, is now a beautiful and one-of-a-kind vacation retreat with wonderful views of the Blencathra Fells.
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This is the story of Austin Smith and his 1953 GMC Fire Truck Tiny House.
He’s a pro snowboarder who turned the fire truck into a house truck! His brother originally got on eBay for $5,000 but wasn’t doing anything with it. So naturally, this is what happened. Enjoy!
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This is the Penny Tiny House on Wheels by Cheeky Monkey Tiny Houses in collaboration with Tiny Innovations.
This 20ft tiny house has a main floor bedroom with a queen bed, a kitchenette, a bathroom, space for a dishwasher, and even a washer/dryer!
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Cheeky Monkey Tiny Houses was a unique and innovative tiny house builder known for its creative and affordable designs. Based in Palm Springs, California, the company specialized in crafting functional, stylish, and eco-friendly tiny homes that inspired people to embrace minimalist living. While Cheeky Monkey Tiny Houses is no longer in business, its legacy lives on through the tiny house movement and the community of homeowners it helped create. If you’re looking for current tiny house builders, check out our Tiny House Builders resource page.
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This is a 1968 30ft Airstream Sovereign that’s for sale sold in San Francisco, California.
It’s been completely renovated and sleeps up to four people comfortably. The Airstream offers approximately 220 sq. ft. of space inside and is available for $89,000 according to the listing on Tiny Home Builders (sold).
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This is a 225 sq. ft. tiny cottage on wheels that’s for sale in Riverton, Utah for $75,500, according to the listing on Tiny Home Builders.
It was built in 2017 and it features a full kitchen, bathroom, cozy living area, and an upstairs sleeping loft. Lots of windows throughout, and a very nice layout.
The home also features a folding entry staircase, combo washer/dryer built into the kitchen, and lots of storage throughout. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
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This is a 13ft Rustic Tiny Cabin on Wheels for sale in Knoxville, Tennessee. It was built on an old camping trailer frame that’s 7′ x 13′.
It has 2×3 framing to reduce the weight. Plywood sheathing and reclaimed tin roof. Fiberglass insulation.
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Photos via Tiny Home Builders
Tiny homes give people a chance to reconnect with the things that matter rather than the trappings of everyday life. Plus, it’s one of the most economical decisions a person can make in the face of rising inflation and increasing home prices.
Though tiny homes can be a great alternative for potential home buyers, tiny homes come with a few unique challenges. One of the main questions a tiny home buyer may have is; where am I going to put my home once I buy the tiny home or have it constructed? This question usually is not a problem for more traditional single-family homes, though it might be a challenge for tiny homes. With the right planning and an understanding of common rules, however, finding land for any kind of home can be a breeze.
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