This is a Jasper, Georgia Creekside Woodland Cabin that’s for sale.
It’s on almost 10 acres and you can purchase it for $144,900.
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This is a funky, whimsical little house built using old streetcars.
This couple purchased the run-down property and turned it into an amazing house.
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This is a 750 sq. ft. mid-century guest house in Tucson, Arizona.
If you want you can even rent this on your next vacation because it’s an Airbnb listing.
When you go inside you’ll find a wonderful kitchen, living area, baby grand piano, art work, full bathroom, bedroom with king-sized Tempur-Pedic mattress, and more. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
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What once was a one-car garage, converted and expanded, is now this 750 sq. ft. cabin cottage.
In the photos below you can see how the owner added an addition to the garage on the hillside. Inside the cottage a stairway was built to connect the spaces together.
The downstairs is the old converted garage, which is where the living area, kitchen and half-bathroom are located.
Up the stairs to the newer addition of the cottage is a bedroom and full bathroom. The bedroom has a beautiful little outdoor patio to enjoy the view.
I think you’ll love the exposed wooden beams throughout the cabin. Please enjoy and share below.
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In 1975, Architect William Morgan wanted to build rental properties next to his Atlantic Beach, Florida home. He only had one problem when trying to decide about building the properties. He didn’t want to lose his beautiful ocean view. His solution? Use the existing sand dune on his property as the foundation and build the homes underground within the dune. From that thought became the beautifully designed Dune House.
Now famous, the William Morgan Dune House (which is actually two separate, identical units) is 750 square feet and includes one bedroom, one bathroom, an eat-in kitchen and a semi-enclosed patio with ocean view. The duplex was built using swimming pool technology, a gunite-concrete shell anchored to a cast-concrete floor, covered with a mantle of earth stabilized by native landscaping which helps maintain a 70-degree interior temperature. The beautiful interior features built-in furniture, mostly made of wood, curved walls and is almost identical to a stateroom aboard a ship. The property features breath-taking ocean views.
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This 750 sq. ft. tropical stilt cabin is on the big island of Hawaii in a rain forest setting.
This means amazing views, lots of clean oxygen to breath, and a great opportunity for star gazing at night. I think you’ll really like this little cabin and best of all you can actually vacation in it too if you want to.
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I’m excited to show you this 750 sq. ft. one bedroom one bathroom small cottage in Columbus, Ohio that was built in 1920.
It was listed for sale but has recently been taken off the market. I still wanted to share it with you for inspirational purposes and I think you’ll be glad I did.
The cottage is nicknamed Pure Honey. It definitely has curb appeal and I can imagine it would be dreamy to get to live in it. Wait until you see inside! Please enjoy and re-share below.
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I thought you might also enjoy this laneway small house by Smallworks Studio called the Arts & Crafts 750. Typically this type of home is built facing a back alley or alley.
Because laneway homes are built this way they are usually well under 1000 square feet. This one is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom with one car garage home with about 750 square feet of interior space plus 225 square feet of garage space. Special features include an upstairs balcony, closet space in both rooms, and full kitchen. Inside there’s plenty of storage space, a nice living room and there’s plenty of enjoyable outdoor space too.
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