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This 186 sq. ft. tiny house on wheels is called Thousand Crow. It was built for a 50-year-old woman in Vancouver who wanted to own her own tiny home. Since Vancouver is known as the 2nd most unaffordable place to own a home in the world, according to CBC, Isabella Mori decided to go tiny so she can actually own her own home without going broke or struggle to pay for a house.
She found a builder named John from a company called Camera Buildings and after spending $39,000 she now owns her very own tiny house on wheels. She didn’t have to build it herself and she’s living in it legally at an RV park. The queen bed rolls out from underneath the ground so there’s no upstairs sleeping loft either. And there’s lots of built-in storage throughout this tiny house including built-in floor storage. What do you think, could this be the perfect tiny house design??
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Woman Moves into 186 Sq. Ft. Tiny Home, Despite Affordable Housing Crisis
Images © Isabella Mori
I really like how they built an entryway (deck) right over the hitch. What would be a better way to use the space?
Those windows…?
Images © Isabella Mori
So what do you think…
Could you see yourself living in this tiny house design?
Learn more: http://imgur.com/a/m5NlW
Our big thanks to Isabella Mori for sharing her tiny home!?
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