If you’re interested in living in the mountains, there is a lot of opportunity from Boulder to Granby to Winter Park and everywhere in between.
If, however, you want to scale down your square footage as well as your carbon footprint, a tiny house might be the right fit.
It’s all about planning, so break down the considerations into two categories: mountain living and tiny house living.
Mountain Life
Sewage and water are important considerations. Without a well, water can be tricky to access.
Consider a rain barrel system or, if available, hooking into another homeowner’s well.
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