This is a Cottage-Style Mustard Seed Tiny House with seven feet of headroom under the loft!
The home is 24′ long and 285 sq. ft. and features all the comforts of a larger home: A spacious kitchen with a five-burner stove, a full bathroom with a stacking washer and dryer, custom cabinetry, under-step storage and two beautiful turquoise french doors that I’m in love with! Check out the pictures, and then take the video tour with Deek from Relaxshacks.com on the last page.
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Cottage-Style Mustard Seed Tiny House
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This is to announce the new ESCAPE Tiny House Superstore in Christiansburg, Virginia.
Here you’ll find a nice variety of new ESCAPE tiny homes on wheels that you can see in person!
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Related: Escape Vista Tiny House Vacation in Oregon
Tiny House Superstore in Christiansburg, VA
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This is the beautiful Texas Zen Single Loft Tiny House on Wheels built in Austin, Texas.
The home features a beautiful dark wood exterior, plenty of windows and the very popular shed-style roof that really opens up any tiny house. And yes, it’s March, but I love seeing the happy Christmas decor showing you that going tiny doesn’t mean giving up the things you love!
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Texas Zen Single Loft Tiny House on Wheels
Images via Texas Zen
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This is a Cozy and Spacious Double-Loft THOW For Sale in California.
For folks who love all-wood interiors, this home is perfect. It has a huge, connected double loft accessible by a handy storage staircase, as well as plenty of room for lounging and living downstairs. All it needs is your decor and personality to make it truly “home.”
Get the details on the last page!
Related: $15,000 DIY Serenity Tiny House on Wheels
Cozy and Spacious Double-Loft THOW For Sale
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No, it’s not “tiny,” but Jacqueline’s Solar-Powered New Mexico Artist’s Studio, on 10 beautiful acres, looks like the spot to be!
The 800 sq. ft. home sits near the Chama River Valley and is completely off-grid. This might be the perfect spot to start your self-sufficient life. It’s currently for sale and you can get in touch with Jacqueline with more questions or an offer at solarartistretreat@gmail.com.
Related: Brikawood Studio Kit: Build A House with Wooden Bricks
Solar-Powered New Mexico Artist’s Studio
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This is the 24′ Fox Sparrow Tiny Home on Wheels by Rewild Homes.
the Fox Sparrow boasts a huge master loft and a live-edge breakfast bar perfect for brunches and BBQs.
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The 24′ Fox Sparrow Tiny Home by Rewild Tiny Homes
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This is Marcia’s Round Jungle Cabin in Belize! (Ok, fine, it’s technically a hexagon).
According to her neighbor, William (who also lives in a jungle cabin!), she has four solar panels that provide enough power to run her lights, her refrigerator, and a few fans. It looks like a lovely “get away from it all” location!
Enjoy the pictures!
Related: William’s Jungle Tiny Home in Belize
Marcia’s Round Jungle Cabin in Belize
Images via Marcia
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This might be one of the best inexpensive DIY builds we’ve shown you on Tiny House Talk: Meet Josh and Alisha’s Serenity Tiny House on Wheels that cost them only $15,000 to build!
This couple has been traveling and eating on a dime for years and recently set out on their tiny house journey. Using recycled and reclaimed materials (and building the rest with their own two hands), the couple spent four months creating this masterful modern home.
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Couple Build Beautiful Tiny Home for only $15,000
Images via Terradrift
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The Acorn Micro Cabin by Forest Trek Woodwork in Alberta, Canada is an 8×10-foot pentagonal retreat inspired by traditional canvas tents and A-frame cabins. The idea is simple: a small, warm place to sleep and eat so you can spend as much time outside as possible. It features pine tongue-and-groove finishes and a Cubic Mini wood-burning stove.
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