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This tiny house in Gainsville, Florida, was built by Simplify Further Tiny Homes. It is brand-new and ready to purchase! Called “The Rasa,” this 20-foot tiny house features a cool “middle” loft that makes a living room above an enclosed bedroom with a low ceiling. This negates middle-of-the-night ladder climbing, while still maximizing space.

That said, there is another loft in the home with a ladder, should you need it for storage, an office or another sleeping area. The kitchen has sleek black cabinets and beautiful butcher block countertops, and the 3/4 bathroom has a built-in linen closet. You can purchase the house for $40,000.

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Cute 20-Foot THOW for $40K!

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This is a tiny house on wheels on 5 acres in Concord, Maine, near Bingham. It has access to Little Houston Brook (steps from the tiny house).

It’s a fifth-wheel (gooseneck) tiny home with cabin finishes that offers 272 square feet of living space and a mudroom add-on. It’s listed on Zillow for $150,000. What do you think?

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Tiny House on Wheels with 5 Acres in Bingham, Maine

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This is the Phoenix Tiny House by Phoenix Park Model Homes. While the family-owned company — based in Douglass, Georgia — primarily builds park models, this smaller unit is within road limits and towable by a truck. It has a built-in covered porch and a first-floor, private bedroom!

The best part is that this model starts at only $35,000, which is very affordable in the current tiny house market! It has a kitchen and living room space, a small table to eat at, and a bathroom with a large walk-in shower stall. What do you think of this model?

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8′ x 27′ Tiny House Starting at Just $35,000!

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If you need a tiny house with more space, this stunning three-bedroom THOW from Mint Tiny House Company might be the perfect fit. It has two loft bedrooms—one with staircase access and the other with a ladder—and a private, first-floor bedroom with a queen-sized bed.

Additionally, the house has a 3/4 bathroom with a residential toilet and fiberglass shower stall and a fully stocked kitchen that includes an oven. It is available now in Canada for $138,550 CAD or USD 101,841.

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34′ Tiny House w/ Three Bedrooms by Mint Tiny House Company

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While Nilamani had dreams of tiny living, before the events of 2020 she was enjoying “normal” life in her home with an Airbnb on her property. But she lost her job and had to shut down the accommodation. She decided to sell the house and had a local tiny house builder create an incredible home that met all her needs.

She rents a lovely plot of land in New Zealand, where she enjoys meals out on her large covered porch and relaxes with yoga in her secondary loft. With the spacious design, she was able to keep much of her eclectic furniture and decor! Her unique sense of style really makes this house a home.

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Her Not-So-Tiny Tiny Home in New Zealand

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If you’re a nomad living in a van, RV, overlander, or another type of mobile house on wheels, The Caravan is an incredible meet-up in Naturia, Colorado on June 6-10, 2024. The packed schedule includes events for everyone — from cooking classes to a cold plunge to a repair outpost to a self-defense class!

There are live performances every day, free beer and coffee hours, and plenty of downtime to meet up with like-minded nomads and share stories and expertise. Tickets to the event depend on what kind of vehicle/hook-ups you need, so you can get more details here. Will you go?

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Live Performances, Cooking Classes, Breathwork & More!

Night view of a colorful boat stage at Colorado Caravan Van Meetup, June 6-10.

Images via The Caravan

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Get excited for another issue of the Tiny House Magazine! Issue 137 includes great builds, an epic van conversion, and a book-centric tiny house. You’ll also learn about a North Carolina visionary building affordable ADUs in his area, get advice on differentiating between wants and needs, and hear from a tiny house on how the tiny house revolution has changed the face of homeownership — maybe forever.

There’s even a helpful article on packing light for international travel! You can get your PDF issue at Tiny House Magazine for $7. Let us know which article you found the most helpful and inspiring.

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Check Out a Van Conversion & Bibliophile’s Tiny Home

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It’s time to add the Colorado Tiny House Festival to your list of summer plans! On July 13th and 14th, you can experience this massive event about everything tiny.

Tour tiny homes, meet tiny house builders, and explore sustainable vendors for everything from solar power to windows. It’s a family-friendly event, and children under 13 are free, so make it a whole day (or weekend) and enjoy some of the fantastic food from Colorado food trucks. Tickets are just $10/person with Early Bird Pricing through June 30th. Are you going?

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See Tiny Homes at Massive Festival this July!

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Mo and Pink have an off-grid homestead in Virginia, and the video below shows Mo’s hard work building a guest cabin in their backwoods. Mo built the 120-square-foot house and the 12×20 deck over six months, right after his 60th birthday!

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