If you’re looking for a tiny house, but find the ones on wheels are just too small and clunky to you, well, there’s still hope. That’s why I’m showing you this tiny cottage on a foundation with rainwater collection by 5 Star Granny Flats in Australia. It’s called Toongabbie.
So what if you could get into a small house instead of a tiny house for your next move? That might be a smart idea, right? Well, it could be. And that’s why companies like 5 Star Granny Flats are propping up to help folks build affordable and small homes. In this case, we’re looking at a company who specializes in building in the Sydney, Australia area. Enjoy!
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Granny flat small homes growing in popularity to address affordable housing – Toongabbie
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This is the Chum Creek wine country tiny house getaway. It’s a tiny house vacation near Healesville, Victoria, Australia featuring a covered front porch, mounted rooftop solar panels, and incredible views. If you like, you can book a stay over at Glamping Hub.
This picturesque 12-square-meter tiny house is located in the Yarra River Valley near Healesville, Victoria. It accommodates two people with a queen-size bed. Sunlight pours through the windows, allowing guests to stay in bed just a little bit longer while soaking up the sunshine.1
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Yarra River Valley Wine Country Tiny House Getaway in Australia
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This is the story of Shelley’s 40-foot shipping container tiny home in Russell Island, Southern Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia. Yes, she recycled a container and turned it into very own tiny, but not too tiny, home.
Grab a coffee or tea and enjoy the photo tour, read our exclusive interview with her, and learn about getting a rare opportunity to book a vacation in Shelley’s 40-foot container home if you’d like to. Short stays only.
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Shelley’s 40-foot Shipping Container Tiny Home in Russell Island – Interview, Tiny House Tour, and How You Can MAYBE Stay Here…
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This is the Australia Tiny House in Agnes Banks.
It’s a vacation tiny house near Sydney, Australia that starts at around $149 per night.
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Australia Tiny House Vacation near Sydney, Australia
Images via Airbnb/Tiny Away
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This is a retirement tiny house that’s in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia built by Tiny Footprint. It’s called the FerneLea. The house offers a 23.5′ by 8′ living area and a 23.5′ by 10.5′ veranda area that more-than doubles living space. It’s very well done.
Outside you have a wheelchair-friendly ramp that leads directly to the motorized entryway. Inside, the bed is on a lift so you can hide it away during the day or when you have company over. Please take the brief photo tour below, watch the full video tour, and let us know what you think in the comments below.
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The Perfect Wheelchair-Friendly Retirement Tiny House That’s Affordable to Build and Simple
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This is the Adventure Series 4800SL Tiny House by Designer Eco Tiny Homes in Australia. It’s an off-grid-ready tiny house on wheels with a solar system, water tank, composting toilet, full kitchen, bath, lounge, dining, sleeping, and storage areas.
The kitchen features a two-burner gas cooktop, an oven, a large sink, cabinets, and LED lighting. The bathroom has a nice vanity with storage, composting toilet, towel rack, shaving cabinet, shower with multi-directional head, framed shower screen, exhaust fan, and a pocket door to save space.
Related: Independent Series 4800 by Designer Eco Tiny Homes
Adventure Series 4800SL Off-Grid Tiny House on Wheels by Designer Eco Tiny Homes
Images © Designer Eco Tiny Homes
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This is a sustainable small house with solar-power and rainwater-collection near Melbourne, Australia that you can rent on Airbnb.
It’s a sustainable off-grid home on a secluded 20 acres with rainwater collection, solar panels, batteries, a Rota-Loo composting toilet system, and eleven cows on the property. How would you like to live in a setting like this?
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Sustainable Off-Grid Small House with Solar and Rainwater System in Victoria, Australia
Photos via Robert/Airbnb
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This is the Sowelo Tiny House on Wheels out of New South Wales, Australia.
It’s a beautiful tiny home with a vertical garden on the exterior. According to Tiny House Collectiv, the home is 208 sq. ft. and costs about $97,000 AUD which converts to about $73,942 USD. This model sleeps up to six people and has two loft bedrooms. Take a look below and let me know what you think in the comments!
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Beautiful Tiny Home by Sowelo Tiny Houses That Sleeps Six
Images © Sowelo Tiny Houses
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The Tiny House movement has been moving forward in leaps and bounds in the last few years in Australia, with a number of Australian tiny houses featured on programs such as Living Big in a Tiny House, and news articles and opinion pieces popping up on an almost weekly basis. A recent landmark decision in Brisbane is also a positive sign for those hoping to make tiny houses their full-time homes.
This enthusiasm and need for tiny living is now reflected in Tiny Houses appearing at events and festivals. Australia has a great opportunity to see three tiny houses at Melbourne Knowledge Week 2018 (MKW18).
MKW18 is an exciting program of events in Melbourne City Centre focussed on connecting people, place, research and technology to imagine the city of the future. It will explore opportunities, tackle the urgent challenges, and share skills to help shape the future of Melbourne, so could tiny houses be a part of this solution? The tiny houses will be displayed in a Tiny Solutions showcase from Friday May 11 to Sunday 13 May.
Free Tiny House Event at Melbourne Knowledge Week 2018
Image © Living Big in a Tiny House
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