Here’s a 150 sq. ft. cabin in Encinitas, California I thought you might enjoy. The first level is 120 sq. ft. and then there’s a 30 sq. ft. loft for sleeping. It’s available as a vacation rental so I’m excited to add it to our tiny house vacations section.
When you go inside, you’ll find all of this carefully packed into 150 square feet:
- Full bathroom with shower and composting toilet
- Kitchenette with mini fridge, sink, hotplate, toaster, and coffee maker
- Living room with comfy couch
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Tiny House Vacation in Encinitas, California
Outside there’s a deck you can hang out in with elevated ocean views (see below):
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John Labovitz lives in a DIY micro cabin he built on an Isuzu truck.
Inside the 119 sq. ft. cabin on wheels he’s got a:
- kitchenette,
- a tiny wood stove,
- living area with couch,
- sleeping area,
- and desk.
There’s a mini fridge, plenty of storage, and custom built furniture.
I encourage you to take the full video tour (and enjoy the interview with John) below:
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This is a rare 1970 Oldsmobile Toronado GT RV Motorhome which I think is a pretty awesome/unique car camper.
It’s V-8 powered and inside you’ve got a:
- bathroom with shower,
- kitchen with big sink, stove and fridge,
- cabinets for storage,
- and a wardrobe closet.
It can sleep 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 kids.
1970 Oldsmobile Toronado GT RV Motorhome
Learn more and take the complete tour (inside and out) below:
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I just had to show you this 400 sq. ft. oak log cabin on wheels from Gastineau Log Homes. It’s their Log Cabins 2 Go line of homes that are under the Park Model category.
This means they’re built on trailers but since they’re wider than 8’6″ you’d need to hire professional movers to tow it or acquire the “wide load” permit/license yourself. So it costs more to move. But you get a lot more valuable space inside. I think it’s a great option if you want a downstairs bedroom, more space, all while still having the ability to move if you really wanted to.
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400-sq.-ft. Oak Log Cabin on Wheels by Gastineau Log Homes
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When it comes to small houses planning and design really counts.
This couple began creating ideas for their future “perfect” home early in their marriage.
They wanted a home that was big enough for just the two of them (and their dogs).
This way they’d have more time and money for their personal interests.
See more of Lily Copenagle and Jamie Kennel’s small house below. They’re the couple behind this 700 sq. ft. house of freedom.
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Reader Submitted Tiny Log Cabin Guest Post
This is our 136 sq. ft. log cabin. It’s located in the forest of WA.
Inside there’s a simple bathroom with a shower. As soon as you walk in it’s straight ahead to the left.
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136-square-foot Tiny Log Cabin With Fireplace
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The Mini Mod is a 279 sq. ft. prefab tiny house.
It’s designed for modern off-grid living and consists of four modules:
Your bedroom, living room, dining area, and bathroom – all on one level (no lofts).
Parts of the areas can be closed off for privacy or opened up for a more spacious feeling that brings the outdoors in.
Pine plywood, treated recycled wood, and large glass windows surround you while you’re inside.
I encourage you to enjoy the rest of this modern Mini Mod tiny home below:
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In this post we are interviewing Marcos Ribeiro of Madame Vive.
And I’ll also be getting to show you the tiny house on a trailer that they just designed and built.
Enjoy the photos and interview and ask any other questions you might have in the comments at the bottom.
Tour inside this $9K tiny house on wheels and enjoy the interview with the designer/builder below:
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The Mini-B is a tiny house with an upstairs sleeping loft. But there’s a larger alternative floor plan design that includes a downstairs bedroom that I’ll show you below. The house was designed by Architect Joseph Giampietro as a detached backyard accessory dwelling unit for the City of Seattle area.
The model shown below has 300 square feet of interior space and the vaulted ceilings do a great job of making it look and feel spacious. The modern tiny cabin is surrounded with 9″ of EPS foam (see below) to help make it very energy efficient.
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Mini-B Prefab 300-sq.-ft. Modern Tiny Home
Photo Credits: Mini-B Passive House
How’d you like to have a small home with an electric bill of less than $9/month?
You can see the rest of the Mini-B and learn more about it below:
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