This is Tipsy the Tiny House, a perfect Seattle vacation spot.
It was built by architect Chad Kuntz and you can stay here for around $110/night.
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Tipsy the Tiny House You Can Rent in Seattle

Images via Chad Kuntz
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This is a shipping container cabin approved by an HOA in Cedar Creek Lake in Dallas, Texas.
After endless searching I finally found a beautiful lakefront lot that had an open minded HOA willing to approve their first shipping container home!
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Shipping Container Cabin Approved in an HOA in Texas

Photos via Airbnb
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This is a South Prairie Creek tiny house in Washington you can rent on Airbnb and VRBO.
This particular model is a Tumbleweed Cypress 20 with an Overlook floor plan.
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South Prairie Creek Tiny House Vacation Spot in WA
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This is Angela’s whimsical and unique tram-caravan-shack-tiki-bar Airbnb spot in Australia featured on Apartment Therapy.
The hotel consists of four different tiny structures. You guessed it: A tram, a caravan, a shack and a tiki bar.
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Tram-Caravan-Shack-Tiki-Bar Tiny Vacation Spot in AU
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Do you wish you could rent a space on sites like Airbnb to make money, but think your home isn’t set up for sharing?
Hosting and home sharing isn’t just for people with second homes, and doesn’t have to mean sharing your bathroom with strangers every morning.
This savvy Airbnb host has two separate listings on her property – an amazing gypsy trailer and a cute backyard cabin – but neither are actually in her house.
She added two cool, tiny spaces to her property to gain rental income without taking on major construction projects, and while maintaining some privacy for she and her guests.
Take a look at what you can do with a keen eye for design and a little hard work.
The Gypsy Trailer

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I recently stayed in a charming Airbnb rental that any tiny house fan would love – in part because it’s owned by a tiny house fan! The Tree House Flat is 850 square feet with an open layout and one bedroom.
The home revolves around the beautiful ocean view from the dining area and the deck.
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The Tree House Flat: A Clever, Small Home With An Ocean View
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This is a 70 sq. ft. micro cabin nestled in the Formosan Koa Forest of Hawaii.
When you go inside, you’ll find a queen size bed, a small kitchenette with double burner stove, refrigerator and sink. There is also an outdoor shower and toilet and a relaxing area to hang out. There’s also an outdoor hammock to take a nap in.
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70 Sq. Ft. Micro Cabin in Hawaii
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This is a 285 sq. ft. garden cottage with a sleeping loft in Seattle, WA.
Inside you’ll notice the metal lockers that are used as storage closets, an industrial style mini kitchen, a free standing wood fireplace, a sleeping loft, and a bathroom with a skylight and soaking tub.
When you go outside through the french doors you’ll find a lovely cafe table, some fruit trees, and an organic garden.
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285 Sq. Ft. Garden Cottage with Sleeping Loft
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This is a micro cabin in urban Los Angeles, California that you can vacation in. This would make a great space for a writing retreat.
When you go inside, you’ll find a full bed downstairs, an upstairs sleeping loft with two twin beds, a desk for writing, and a bistro table. Ten steps away from the cabin is the main house with a bathroom, shared kitchen, and more living area space.
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Micro Cabin in Urban Los Angeles
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