Obviously it’s tough knowing none of us will be going on vacation for a bit, but we can still daydream, right? The Agua Norte Cabin (@auganorteme on Instagram) has to make it on your bucket list. This 16’x’20’ spot sits just 4 miles from Grand Marias, Minnesota with absolutely breathtaking views of Lake Superior.
The owners of the cabin logged, sawed and treated the white pine lumber themselves, and it includes a magical loft bedroom with a giant skylight perfect for star-gazing. Did I mention this cabin has a sauna?
This is the tiny trout river log cabin in Decorah, Iowa. It’s a classic example of what a tiny or small house can be designed and built like, even today.
From the outside, you’ll notice it has a nice covered front porch. When you go inside, you’ll find a living area, kitchen, bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft. This historic tiny cabin is available to vacation in.
On the outside, you’ll see a cream-colored board and batten house with a lovely front porch area. The home is nestled in the trees.
When you go inside the first floor, you’ll find the bright and airy main living space that includes a couch and sitting chair on one end and a lovely kitchen on the other with white bead-boarded cabinetry, a stove and a refrigerator. A small table with blue chairs sits between the two spaces. The large master bedroom has calming yellow walls and a beautiful queen bed (you’ll notice fresh linens sitting on the bed). Off in one nook is a modern-looking desk space. Enter the bathroom and you’ll be surrounded by chic grey tiles and a large tiled stand-up shower. Step out the backdoor and you’ll be on a brick patio that includes a small table and chairs for romantic dinners looking out on the Asheville landscape.
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Tiny homes come in all shapes and sizes, but sometimes the best way to describe one is “cute.” This is a tiny and adorable cottage in the Asheville Forest.
Outside, you’ll notice a small rectangular home with light green clapboards. Two windows flank the tan front door that hides beneath a dormer on the front porch area. Off to the side of the home is a fenced-in deck for outdoor eating and relaxing. The house sits among the trees as a cozy retreat from the world.
When you go inside, you’ll find the quaint kitchen with open-face cabinets, a small stove with an oven and a full-sized microwave, fridge, and dishwasher. A small dinette sits in the middle of the hardwood floors. The living space includes two comfortable chairs for relaxing and the bathroom is fully equipped with a tub/shower, toilet, and washer and dryer. The master bedroom has the same beautiful hardwood floors and a large bed.
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This is a tiny cottage in Portland, Oregon with a fun, contemporary shape and feel.
You can’t help but notice the bright purple clapboards that encapsulate the house. A slanted, shed-style roof gives the home a unique roof line, and the large front windows provide plenty of natural light. The beautiful wooden deck gives you extra living space outdoors.
When you go inside, you’ll find knotty pine floors and ceilings with a large paneled accent wall in the living space. A bright blue sectional couch sits in the living room and the L-shaped kitchen lies in the opposite corner. It has open shelving for plates, dishes, and food as well as an oven, dishwasher, full fridge and freezer, and microwave. On the other side of the house is the bedroom with a queen bed and more sitting chairs. The bathroom even has a cool claw-foot tub where you can soak after a long day of travel and/or exploration!
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This a 600 sq. ft. Wildflower cabin in Lake Arrowhead, California. Outside, you’ll notice a standard gable roof with vertical green siding mixed with cedar shakes. A real brick fireplace stands on the side and from the front door you can walk onto a beautiful deck to enjoy the views of the trees.
Walk inside and you’ll be surrounded by lodge-like features. Wide pine walls and floors along with a deer antler chandelier complement the burnt red sofas and fun tribal rug. An actual staircase leads up to the loft where you’ll find a white wainscoted daybed and a cozy sitting chair for reading on cool days. A wall separates the kitchen from the living area and inside you’ll find full-sized appliances, including a retro Wedgewood stove. The breakfast nook includes a pine table with four blue chairs that looks perfect for a vacation meal in the woods. All this for only $145 a night on Airbnb.
