This is the story of tiny huts in Indonesia by an organization called Mercy Huts.
They’re developing beautiful beachfront retreat huts to help empower Indonesian communities.
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Images © Matt Thistlewaite
This is the Tiny Texas Beach House on Wheels!
It’s a ready to live in THOW that’s for sale out of Dallas, Texas.
We have lived in this tiny house since last April, a full year. This is our 4th tiny house that we have built and absolutely love the lifestyle. We will be on the road traveling to Alaska in our van for this summer. That is the reason for selling.
Images © Brent Massey
This is a beach theme tiny house on wheels that Jenna from Tiny House Giant Journey is showing us.
It’s a vacation rental at the Tiny Digs Hotel in Portland, Oregon.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
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This is the Beach Tiny House at Tiny Digs Portland Hotel.
Stay here for $145 a night.
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Images via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel
This 960 sq. ft. cozy beach cottage was built in 1978 on a .25 acre lot located in Kennebunk, ME.
Inside you’ll find three bedrooms and one bathroom. The best part is that you have views of the beach from inside and you’re just steps from the sand.
This property is actually for sale with an asking price of $1.3 million (ouch!). But really I just wanted to show you the little cottage because I think it’s a great small house design for a family to live simply in. What do you think?
Back in 2011, I showed you SignaTours teardrop campers, but did you know that they also build tiny houses? This is “Our Little Secret on St. George Island,” a tiny house vacation by the sea in Florida!
It’s 8′ x 24′ so approximately 192 square feet of space without including the sleeping loft.
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Images: Signatour Tiny Houses
The front porch accessories are all completely removable. They’re installed over the hitch so they also help conceal it so that it looks more permanent. Let me take you on in so you can see the rest of this tiny cottage on wheels below:
