This is the story of someone who’s been living in a Toyota Prius for 5,000 miles.
Have you ever thought of converting your car into a micro camper for traveling?
It certainly isn’t the most comfortable thing to do in the world, but could the adventure be worth it?
Would love to read about your thoughts and experiences in the comments below.
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© RosiPov.com
This is a 753 square foot, two-bedroom houseboat built by Laust Nørgaard.
It was built for himself and his family and it’s located in the Copenhagen harbor.
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Images © Anders Hviid
This is The Odyssee Tiny House on Wheels.
It’s built by Baluchon Tiny Houses in France.
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© tinyhouse-baluchon.fr
This is one family’s school bus conversion.
They took an American school bus and turned it into a custom tiny home on wheels.
Now it can actually sleep up to six people comfortably! In fact, they’ve turned the bus into a tiny hostel on wheels where they can hosts guests as they travel!
Have you considered using a bus to build your own tiny (motor)home?
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This is a beautiful 398 square foot apartment in Stockholm that was recently sold.
When you step inside, you’ll find a living area, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom.
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Images via Humanhagberg.se
This is the Alki Tiny House On Wheels.
It’s a 24′ THOW built by Seattle Tiny Homes.
And it has just joined the community at Austin Live Work.
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This is the 8’x16′ Birchwood Tiny House on Wheels.
It’s built by Upper Valley Tiny Homes in Pleasant Grove, UT.
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Mandy Harris/Rock Mountain Tiny Homes
We hear it all the time…Why do tiny houses cost so much?
Folks on the coasts or in big cities (who could easily pay $400-900K for a home) typically understand it, but if you are from a more rural spot where you can get a regular home for $70,000, the cost of tiny house can seem exorbitant.
In order to help you see where all that money goes when a builder creates a tiny house for you to purchase ready-made, I’m relying on a great breakdown from our friends at Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses. Then we’ll compare that with a DIY-ers cost breakdown.
Rock Mountain starts by laying out its goals: an 8×16 tiny house with average finishes should cost $35,000, while a larger one with great finishes should cost $80,000.
But Why?
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This is family of 3 living in a big blue bus.
They spent 5 months converting an old bus into their own DIY motorhome to travel in.
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