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I always admire conversions like this barn to tiny cottage renovation.
I like them because they make great use of a structure that already exists.
In this case, what used to be a barn is now a beautiful little red cottage.
The best part is, it’s also available as a vacation rental (PS – have you checked out our new tiny house vacations section?) so you can stay in it if you want.
It’s a bed and breakfast in Portland, Oregon.
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I encourage you to enjoy the rest of the virtual tour below:
Kitchenette
Bathroom
Stairs to the Bedroom
Loft/Bedroom
The bedroom loft also doubles as a living room, as you can see:
From the looks of it, it seems like part of it is still used as a shed for storage although I’m not 100% sure on that.
I don’t have any dimensions available but it seems like it’s definitely around 300 sq. ft. of interior space or likely even less. Very, very small!
According to the listing, it’s been insulated with R30, new windows were added, and it’s in a neighborhood in Portland called South Tabor.
Learn more, check availability and book your stay in it here.
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