This is a tiny barn cabin for $27k out of Lynden, Washington.
It’s listed by Luke L. over at the Tiny House Marketplace. The cabin is 10’x20′ with a kitchen, bathroom, living area, and loft inside. What do you think? Would you like to live tiny in a barn cabin like this?
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This is a $15,000 barn shed tiny house.
The structure is 12-ft. wide by 28.5-ft. long, 342-sq.-ft., and it’s for sale out of Springfield, Ohio for $15,000. What do you think? Is it a good deal? Does it seem well-built to you? Would you live in a barn cabin like this?
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This is a barn/shed tiny house conversion for under $20k out of Hutto, Texas, according to the listing on Tiny House Marketplace.
It’s a 12 x 24 unit with a loft, custom stairs, wood floors, plumbing, electric, hot water heater, refrigerator, and a slightly unfinished bathroom. It was originally built in 2017. What do you think?
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This is a barn-style, shed-based tiny house that’s listed for sale for $2,800 out of Santa Rosa, California. Update: At this low price, please do your due diligence, because this could be a scam, as we have been informed by one of our readers in the comments. Please do not send any funds without proper due diligence.
The cabin is 12-ft. by 32-ft., built in 2001, and has approximately 384-sq.-ft. of space. It has vinyl flooring and carpet throughout. There’s a bathroom, kitchen, living area, and an 8-ft. by 12-ft. bedroom with a closet. May not be in the absolute freshest cabin, but this could be a good starting point for a rehab on this almost 20-year-old structure. That being said, it doesn’t seem very far from move-in ready, but what do you think?
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This is a 12ft by 32ft barn shed converted into a $15k tiny cabin that’s for sale out of Weston, West Virginia. It has a built-in porch, hardwood floors, ceramic tiled bathroom floors, full kitchen, two storage lofts, a ceiling fan, and approximately 384-square-feet of space inside.
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This is a 350-square-foot tiny house on a foundation that’s listed for $16,000 on Tiny Home Builders Marketplace in West Columbia, South Carolina.
The listing says the home was built in 2015. It features a covered porch, kitchen, dining area, bathroom, living area, main floor bedroom, a loft for storage, exposed beam ceilings, and more. It does not come with any land, so you would have to arrange to move it to your own location.
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This is the story of a family who turned a 16×52 shed into their very own affordable and mortgage-free tiny home on a foundation.
We bought this 16×52 premier portable buildings about one year ago and have been finishing it out since. We chose to increase the standard height as well as extend the loft across the whole building.
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This is a barn-style tiny cabin in Greensburg, Kentucky for $23,000.
The seller had built it for his grandmother in 2017 but she was only able to live in it for six months before going into assisted living, according to the listing.
It’s a 14′ x 40′ custom built cabin with a 4ft covered porch. The barn is listed for sale over at Tiny Home Builders where you can learn more and see if it’s still available.
This is the story of Angela, who turned her 10′ x 20′ workshop into a tiny house with a full kitchen, bathroom, living area, and two lofts!
It’s cozy, comfortable, and fully functional. Enjoy the tour below and let me know what you think in the comments. Thanks!
© Angela Colson
