Deb was starting a new phase of her life after her kids moved out, and she got divorced. Living tiny was the perfect “next step” for rebuilding her life. She and her sister purchased tiny houses and placed them on a lush rented lot near the woods.
Her off-grid home has a rainwater catchment system, solar system, and composting toilet. Since she has two lovely cats, she added a catio and catwalk around the living room and some small cat hammocks so they can watch the world outside the windows. The large covered deck expands her living space when the weather is nice, and she and her sister frequently enjoy coffee there on their days off.
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Flight Attendant and Her Sister with Side-by-Side Tiny Houses!
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When Katya lost her job in 2020, she used her stimulus checks on something tremendous—a budget van conversion! She and her brother spent five weeks working hard to transform this camper van into a home-on-wheels.
About six months ago, she decided to hit the road full-time in her rig, and she’s been loving the nomadic lifestyle. Her build is simple—there’s no fridge or bathroom—but it works for her! And she only spent $10K on the entire thing!
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Six Months in Her Budget Low-Top Van
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This 2005 Freightliner FS-65 2WD has been lovingly converted into a school bus tiny house! It has one of the largest shower stalls I’ve ever seen in a conversion, which takes up half of the bathroom that spans the entire width of the school bus.
Besides the impressive bathroom, the kitchen is also roomy, with large butcher block countertops on each side of the bus. It even has an oven, which many nomadic homes opt out of! The current owner is asking $40,000 or your best offer. The house is in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Low-Roof School Bus Conversion
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The Leopard family — yes, their last name is “Leopard” — is traveling New Zealand in an excellent travel trailer. After having so much fun on a camping trip, they decided to make a “three-year plan” to allow them to travel for an entire year full-time.
That plan involved selling vehicles and another caravan, saving money, and finding the perfect new caravan that comfortably sleeps everyone without converting a dinette into a bed. Now, they are on the road, experiencing so much of what New Zealand has to offer!
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Exploring New Zealand in New Travel Trailer
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Christian and Kelsie sold their brick-and-mortar home so they could transform a school bus into a home on wheels! And they did an awesome job with the conversion, including a classy L-shaped kitchen, queen-sized bed, and spacious shower stall with a skylight into their creative layout.
The couple married young — at 19 and 21 — and have made their dreams come true! They pick up odd jobs, and she works remotely as an online tutor so that they can enjoy this lifestyle. Let us know which feature of their school bus conversion you love most!
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Their Custom School Bus Conversion with Sky-lit Shower
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This elegant park model home has a warm cabin-like interior that would make you feel like every day is vacation. The front of the home has a covered porch, which is one of the nicest features of many park models. You walk inside to a spacious living room boasting vaulted ceilings.
Beyond the living room, the kitchen has full-sized appliances and oodles of storage. In the rear of the home, there’s a bedroom with built-in storage cabinets and a bathroom with a full walk-in shower stall. Finally, a staircase goes up to the carpeted loft bedroom that’s a great space for kids. You can purchase it for $99,000 in St. Bossier City, Louisiana.
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Park Model Cabin with Spacious Covered Porch
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We showed you the Kyka cottage plans back in 2021, but they’ve been updated with new renderings! These pictures show off a beautifully modern cabin that could easily serve as a full-time residence for a couple, or even a small family because of the loft bedroom space.
The plans have a generous first-floor bedroom next to a full-sized bathroom. A washer and dryer fit in the utility closet, and the kitchen has all the standard appliances, as well as a large island with bar seating. The living room boasts a wood stove and room for entertaining. What do you think of these plans?
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Gorgeous Cottage Plans w/ First Floor Bedroom
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This is an incredible DIY Gooseneck tiny home built by John and Angel from The Tiny House Travelers. They chose a gooseneck trailer custom-built by a company in Florida and then spent a year and a half of weekends transforming it into an amazing home on wheels.
We interviewed the couple so you can read about their remarkable story of downsizing, exploring the country, and loving tiny living! Enjoy reading their story below!
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Traveling the Country in a Tiny House with Their Pets
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This tiny house was built by contractors in Yakima, Washington with 30 years of construction experience. The modern tiny has a first-floor bedroom, as well as a loft, providing you with the best of both worlds.
There’s a spacious bathroom with a tiled shower stall and residential shower, as well as a beautiful galley kitchen with dark wood cabinets and a glass tile backsplash. The 30-ft. home on wheels is for sale for $130,000.
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Fully Electric Board and Batten Tiny Home
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