Post-Katrina, my partner, Sky, and I headed to New Orleans to offer our carpentry skills to help rebuilding in the area. After spending a couple of months doing all kinds of things, meeting great people, and loving the city and her culture, we decided to buy property and move here.
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Images © Jane Dwinell
This is the 20′ Escape Sport travel trailer that starts at $39,600.
From the outside, it almost looks like an ordinary enclosed utility (cargo) trailer.
But as soon you notice the air conditioner and windows, you know it’s different! It’s 20′ x 8.5′ x 8′ with a toy hauler option that’s 28′ long starting at $45,400.
When you go inside, you’ll find a kitchen, barstool table, bunk beds, storage, and a bathroom. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © EscapeSport.us
This is the story of how this young family is living simply in a school bus tiny house that they built themselves.
From the outside, it looks like a tiny cabin until you notice that it’s built right onto a school bus frame! When you go inside, you’ll find a cozy living area suitable for a family of three with room to sleep, store their belongings, play guitar, cook, eat, bathe, relax, and more!
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Images © the Von Thompsons via YouTube
I’m sure you’ve already heard of the 2015 Tiny House Jamboree where it’s said that over 40,000 people gathered from all over the world in Colorado Springs, CO to celebrate the tiny house movement.
The event was organized by Darin Zaruba and his team at EcoCabins who are based out of Colorado Springs. In 2016, the event will not be free but the entrance fee is said to be very reasonable (around $8/day or $25 for the entire weekend). Please learn more and re-share below and let us know… Will you be planning to attend the 2016 National Tiny House Jamboree?
Images © Tiny House Jamboree
This is a yoga teacher’s modern, off-grid Crete tiny house on wheels by Echo Living in Scotland.
From the outside, it hardly even looks like it’s on wheels anymore after it’s been set up on-site in Crete, Greece. Inside, you’ll find a kitchenette, a living area with a fireplace, a reading nook, shelving, floor-to-ceiling windows, a separate bathroom, and more!
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Images © EchoLiving.co.uk
This is an 18′ by 7.5′ Shepherd Hut Tiny House for sale in Dexter, Michigan called the Bluebill by Blackdown Shepherd Huts North America. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Finished interior includes oak flooring, custom window and door package, built-in bed memory foam full-size mattress, custom-made wet bar with dining nook and under-counter refrigerator, bathroom with shower, added storage, custom dish rack and shelves, exquisite custom window coverings, custom interior light fixtures, plush bedding, and electric wood stove heater. Retail $77,700
Available now for $69,900.
This is a 34′ Gooseneck Tiny House with 3 slide-outs that sold for $66,500 from Tiny Idahomes.
It’s an RVIA certified tiny home so it’s easier to insure and also easier to find parking because it’s allowed in most RV parks.
When you go inside, you’ll find a bedroom with a slide-out, built-in desk, wall mounted television, beautiful bathroom, full kitchen, a living room with couches, more slide-outs, and more! Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Tiny Idahomes
This is the 355 Sq. Ft. Grand Teton Tiny House on Wheels by Tiny Mountain Houses.
This tiny home is 28′ long and is built right onto a triple-axle utility trailer.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living area, full kitchen, full bathroom, and two upstairs sleeping lofts. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
SEE ALSO: 322 Sq. Ft. Double Dormer Loft Tiny Home
Images © Tiny Mountain Houses
This is the story of how one man and his girlfriend are building a cheap, DIY 200 sq. ft. tiny home on wheels. So far, they’ve spent only $7,000 on it (but it’s not 100% finished yet).
Throughout all of my years learning about and re-sharing tiny house stories, I’ve found that the most affordable way to buy a tiny house is by building it yourself because otherwise you have to pay for labor and materials. Makes sense, right?
So this is Mark Alford and Eliana Chinea’s tiny house project. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Zachary Domes via Olivers Apparel
