Seattle Tiny House You Can Rent

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This is is a Seattle Tiny House that you can rent.

It’s located near the Light Rail in a private back yard.

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Seattle Tiny House You Can Rent

Photos via Airbnb
Photos via Airbnb

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Photos via Airbnb

Highlights

  • Near Light Rail
  • Asian influenced interior design
  • Quiet neighborhood of Brighton
  • Close to shops and restaurants
  • Near Columbia City and Beacon Hill
  • Walking distance to Lake Washington and Seward Park
  • Two lofts
  • Sleeps up to three
  • Heated floors
  • Lots of natural light
  • Full bathroom with composting toilet
  • Full kitchenette

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19 comments

  1. Absolutely beautiful, nice yard too. This is what I’m looking for in the Valley area of LA, but for a long term rental 🙂

    1. If you look at the pictures you would see that it is so.

      Note that picture 1 has a window and picture 2 does not.

      Also states above it can sleep 3 people.

      As for how much for a month, go to Airbnb (there is a link to it in the article just before comments) and click on the calendar and see. Being in New Zealand and doing that it came up with a grand total of $NZ 4620 which is according to xe.com at today’s rates $US 3365.55 so, definitely not cheap for a rental.

  2. Laura A, the photos show one bed in each loft. I imagine a third person could sleep on the downstairs seating area. This is a very nice little house. I love it.

  3. After looking at Airbnb, I see that the rent is $115/night on weekends, minimum 2-night stay. Discount for longer rental periods. One loft has queen bed, other loft has single bed. No need to camp out on first floor seating! Ladders to lofts are steep, so not suitable for some. Still love the clean, uncluttered abode.

  4. I really like the stairs to both lofts. I would make one suggestion to the home owner though, have the lower “steps” fold up onto the landing. This would free up valuable storage under, and in front of the landing (like their current stowed position) as well as making them convenient to (napping/late sleeper/early to bed) bedroom occupants when stowed.

  5. Very attractive tiny house, and in Seattle, near the light rail system makes for a great house to rent if you work in the local Seattle are…! Very pleasing , I’m sure….!

  6. That’s an interesting TH! I like the set up of the stairwells where one can take away the bottom steps to create room in the living area and still looks good. Nice idea and great job both inside and outside. A cozy home to die for! Three thumbs up!

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