Concept 21 Renovated Fiberglass Yurt Built in 1976

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This house feature comes with a little history lesson! These yurts were designed by the Missouri-based “Concept Twenty-One” manufacturer, which built fiberglass “yurts” on-site that were touted as more energy-efficient and economical than other manufactured homes. You can read a 1978 article about these homes here.

This particular yurt has been recently renovated, so it feels like it was built yesterday — and has all the comforts of home, so you can enjoy a great vacation! I could definitely live in here  as well — there’s a big kitchen, a spacious living area, and a private queen-sized bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.

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Grand Yurt on Table Rock Lake, Missouri

Renovated fiberglass yurt built in 1976 surrounded by lush trees and nature.
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They did an incredible job creating a functional kitchen in a round space.

Bright and airy tiny house kitchen with wooden ceiling and contemporary cabinetry.
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There are full-sized appliances so you can cook anything.

Modern kitchen inside a renovated fiberglass yurt with wooden ceiling and white subway tiles.
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Look at the stunning ceiling!

Bright fiberglass yurt interior showcasing renovated space with wooden ceiling and contemporary furn.
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Spices and basic cooking supplies are supplied.

Modern small kitchen in a tiny house with sleek cabinetry and compact appliances.
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You have lots of options for entertainment!

Interior view of a renovated fiberglass yurt with stone fireplace and wooden furniture.
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The living room has plenty of seating and a cool mural.

Yurt interior with wooden ceiling, stone fireplace, and modern furniture for small space living.
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The original fireplace provides a cozy spot in the cooler months.

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You can eat with a view!

Yurt interior with wooden ceiling and large windows, showcasing a cozy, renovated fiberglass structu.
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The bedroom and bathroom are behind the wall.

Yurt interior with modern furnishings and wooden accents, showcasing a renovated fiberglass structur.
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Here’s the private bedroom space.

Unique fiberglass yurt renovated in 1976 with modern comforts.
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There’s a ceiling fan for some air flow.

Yurt interior with a comfortable bed, wooden ceiling, and natural light, showcasing innovative small.
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It’s always nice to have a full bathroom.

Bathroom with modern fixtures in a tiny house.
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There’s a tiled shower stall, and toiletries provided.

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Cool birch tree wallpaper!

Charming bathroom featuring birch tree wall art and modern fixtures, blending nature-inspired design.
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There’s also a stacked washer and dryer in the closet.

Modern laundry space inside a renovated fiberglass yurt built in 1976. Compact and functional design.
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The giant center pillar provides support and style.

Interior view of a renovated fiberglass yurt with wooden paneling and modern lighting.
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And the outdoor space is also incredibly inviting.

Renovated fiberglass yurt from 1976 with outdoor patio and grill in a wooded setting.
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Details:

This fun, round fiberglass home boasts gorgeous views of Table Rock Lake, and sits on over an acre of land within the nicest neighborhood you’ll ever experience. Easily drivable, easy to find, easy to enjoy.

Here in Shell Knob, you can pick up groceries and sundries nearby, settle in and relax, or take part in a variety of activities both on the lake and off.

Get out of your box. Once you’ve experienced See You Round, you’ll never want to be backed into a corner again!

The home is even BETTER than a yurt, because it was built with stick framing, foam insulation, and permanent walls and roof. This rare, vintage “Concept 21” fiberglass house, built in 1976, was completely overhauled to reveal and enhance its original mid-century vibe. Featuring expansive windows to bring the beautiful lake views inside, you’ll feel transported to a new and special place – rain or shine. With wi-fi and streaming TV service, your work and online entertainment is fully available to you.

You’re at the lake, so we want you to enjoy the great outdoors! Our fire pit is ready to go, with plenty of cut firewood on hand. Plenty of patio seating is available too, right off the living room.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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