This is The Pine Lodge in the woods of New York, another Getaway Cabin where you can enjoy an unplugged “anti-vacation.”
I love this one because you could go with friends — it has both a loft bed and a first-floor bed, making great for some low-key bonding time with old buddies. It has a bathroom, kitchen area and everything you need to enjoy s’mores by the fire. Book a Getaway Cabin here.
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The Pine Lodge Tiny Home Vacation, NY
Image by Roderick Aichinger
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This is the Minimalist Echo Yurt by Echo Living. The amazing building sits at the Loch Ken Eco Bothies in Scotland, and you can rent the yurt for 3, 4 or 7 nights.
I absolutely love the living “green” roof and the stellar location. The home features a very modern and minimalist interior that includes a wood stove, kitchen, bathroom, and double bed.
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Minimalist Echo Yurt by Echo Living with Living Roof!
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Pendleton, Oregon might be the next place for tiny housers to flock to!
Right now, as part of Pendleton Estate Phase 2, the city is offering 51 lots for sale starting at just $14,900. They are welcoming tiny houses (including those on wheels!) and have no minimum square footage requirements.
Basically, it’s a dream come true for many people seeking a permanent place for their tiny. Talk to Mike Barns about making Pendleton your new home town: 503-581-0055; mikebarnes@re55.com.
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Buy Tiny House Friendly Land in Pendleton Oregon
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Ever wondered what happens when a college student’s off-campus housing plans hit a dead end and a joking conversation takes a serious turn? Meet Hannah and her dad, Mike, who decided to roll up their sleeves and build a tiny house from scratch in just six months! Dive into their inspiring journey of transforming a wrecked travel trailer into a cozy, off-grid-ready home and discover the creativity and dedication that went into making this dream a reality.
This is Hannah’s Tiny House which she built in six months with the help of her dad, Mike.
Hannah attends college away from home, but was ready to move out of her dorm situation. However, her off-campus options kept falling through:
We joked around about building a tiny house, but the more we joked, the more serious the actual plan became and lo and behold we decided to take the plunge.
Read more about their journey below!
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Hannah’s Tiny House: A Father-Daughter Project
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This is Mini Mansions Tiny Home Builder‘s 20’ Chic Shack Lime Green THOW that’s for sale.
I went through this terrible phase in middle school of wanting everything — from my shoes to my backpack — to be lime green. Instead of embodying my 13-year-old self’s idea of fashion, Mini Mansions creates a bright, classy and chic home with grey bead board, white trim and just the right number of beautiful lime green touches worthy of a true adult (Love that door!).
Related: Unita THOW by Oregon Cottage Company
Mini Mansion Chic Shack Lime Green THOW
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This is The Stargazer, a Micro Cylinder Room in the Woods designed for — you guessed it — stargazing!
This adorable tiny space includes nothing more than a huge skylight, two comfy chairs and an itty bitty wood stove to heat a kettle of tea. It was built by Echo Living, and sits in the woods around Ardgour Estate’s Cuil Moss Cottage in the West Highlands of Scotland. Sign me up!
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The Stargazer: Micro Cylinder Room in the Woods
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Jeremy Matlock of Rogue Valley Tiny Home Construction in Oregon built himself this Custom Clearstory home from mostly reclaimed materials.
The little house cost him about $10,000, and he lived in it for two years before selling the 270 sq. ft. abode. Since then he moved on to his second (and now third!) tiny house build:
This is how it all began. Sick and tired of simply scraping by and throwing money away every month on rent I decided to build my first tiny house. I lived very comfortably in this 18″ house for two years and absolutely loved it. This was built using mostly reclaimed materials and was finished for under $10K. Some of it’s unique features include: Roof-top deck off the sleeping loft, gravity-fed outdoor shower/32″ indoor shower, composting toilet, removable deck, 10 windows, dog door, wood stove, drop in two burner propane stove, double basin sink, propane on-demand water heater, professional hand made couch cushions, breakfast nook, hatch loft door, and much much more.
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Jeremy Matlock’s Custom Clearstory THOW
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In the past we’ve shown you the incredible Blackdown Shepherd Huts, but now the company is selling self-build kits so you can make your very own!
Options include a metal or oak build kit at 12, 14, 16 and 18 ft. long, and 7 ft. 6 inches wide. The kits include a step by step video guide to help you on your way. If you are pretty handy but want a little more direction, this is a great middle ground! Even though the company is based in the UK, they’ll ship the kits to the US and Australia! Watch the video about the kits below.
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Self-Build Blackdown Shepherd Hut Kits
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There’s something special about pulling up to a tiny cabin tucked away on 20-plus wooded acres and knowing you have the whole place to yourself. That’s exactly the feeling you get at Hide Away Pines, a glamping property near the Wisconsin Dells that features a handcrafted Rolling Cabin tiny house on wheels.
This little THOW was built by Rolling Cabins, a builder that specialized in compact, rustic cabins designed to sit on a trailer frame. It’s the kind of place where you can light a campfire, listen to the stream nearby, and actually disconnect for a while. And the best part? You get to experience tiny house living without committing to a full build.
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A Rustic Tiny Cabin in the Woods
Images via Rolling Cabins / Hide Away Pines
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