This is the San Marcos tiny cottage in Texas.
From the outside, you’ll notice cream siding and a covered front porch.
When you go inside, you’ll find a bedroom, full kitchen, living room and bathroom.
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The San Marcos Tiny Cottage
Images © Hill Country Cottage and RV Resort
Images © Hill Country Cottage and RV Resort
The San Marcos is a 300 sq. ft. cottage with a loft. The cottage sleeps up to four adults and four children. The downstairs consists of a private bedroom, full kitchen, and a living room. There is one bathroom with shower that is accessible from both the private bedroom and the living room. The upstairs loft contains two double mattresses.* The loft has a ceiling height of approximately 3 1/2 feet and may not be suitable for older children.
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I really like this one. But I would use the loft for storage and the fold put sofa for my grand boy. I haven’t started on my tiny house yet but really don’t think I need this much room. But it is really nice. Except for the crazy camera lens distortion once again.
Fold out sofa not fold put.
I love the house I would use both sides of the loft for when my grown kids come over and have a slide out bed. Plus I could also do a sofa bed they do make them for smaller sofas or get a futon bed. I am not to sure about a slide out bed I would be afraid of it getting dirty. Where is the toilet? It is a really vute house I could see myself living in it.
I wish that when photographing these quaint little homes that the photographers would stop using the “Fisheye” lens. Using this lens makes it almost impossible for the viewer to get a true visual representation of size.
I think this house is adorable and love the stairs vs a ladder.