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Yann, his wife, and their two daughters love spending time in their getaway cabin, a tiny house on wheels he purchased from three friends who built the home as a fun project. He spent about $55,000 on the 13-foot tiny home, and has it parked in South France, about a two-hour bike ride from where their permanent home is located.

The house has all the necessities, including a small bathroom, a kitchen with a two-burner cook top for their vegetarian meals, and even a handy bike rack for his bamboo bike. His girls especially love sleeping in the netted loft above the couch. Which feature of this space do you love the most?

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Family’s Bonsai Tiny House w/ Netted Loft

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A tree of life welcomes you as you walk through the door.

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There’s a net bed over the couch!

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He has a convenient spot to hang his bike!

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Highlights:

Yann purchased his tiny house from three guys who built the home as a passion project. They wrote loving notes on the beams of the home during construction.
He, his wife and their two daughters use the home as a vacation home/getaway from their house that’s a two-hour bike ride away.
Yann works at a university teaching about sustainability, permaculture and bicycle-riding!
The home can sleep up to six, with three people in one loft, two in the netted loft, and one on the couch downstairs.
There’s a micro bathroom inside the tiny house, as well as a compact kitchen.