This is Randy’s Little Barn – and it’s adorable!
He took the run-down structure and turned it into a great guest house, complete with an indoor bunk and seating area, and a covered porch dining room. There’s even an outhouse with solar panels nearby. Hope you like it!
Related: 336 Sq. Ft. Tiny Barn Cabin
Images via Randy
This is the Tiny Oak Cabin by Out of the Valley Cabins in the United Kingdom. It’s built by Rupert McKelvie. Enjoy!
Out of the Valley specializes in designing and building environmentally sensitive cabins with a focus on off grid living.
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This is a 336 sq. ft. renovated Tiny Barn Cabin. It’s called the Dry Creek Guest House.
Wait until you step inside – it’s beautiful!
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Images © Heritage Barns
Mat and Danielle from Exploring Alternatives filmed this video tour of the Terrasol mini Earthship-style cabin at the Terra Perma eco-community in Harrington, Quebec, Canada.
The cabin is completely off-grid with a 1000 Watt solar power system, woodstove, in-floor radiant heating, an outhouse, and soon-to-be-installed 3-season rainwater collection system.
It was built with over 200 recycled tires, 400 recycled bottles, and natural materials like cob and wood.
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Image © Exploring Alternatives
This is a tiny vintage cabin in the Colorado mountains.
It’s for sale (asking $175,000) and located in Ward, Colorado.
11/8 Update: Price dropped to $125,000.
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Photos via Estately
The NestHouse is a 269 sq ft (25 square meters) tiny home built by Jonathan Avery of Tiny House Scotland. Though it resembles a tiny house on wheels, it’s actually built on a foundation, allowing for a wider footprint than typical THOWs.
This thoughtfully designed small home features a sleeping loft accessed by a proper staircase, a cozy living area with a wood-burning fireplace, furniture on wheels for flexibility, and abundant windows that flood the interior with natural light.
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Images © Jonathan Avery
This is a modern tiny house in Austin, Texas.
You can rent it and try out tiny living in it using Airbnb.
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Photos via Airbnb
Joseph RM Dupuis from Working Title built this 355 square foot, off-grid, shipping container cabin in Ontario, Canada using three 20 foot x 8-foot shipping containers that he modified so that the indoor space was completely open concept.
The tiny home was designed on the premise that it could be safely closed up for weeks at a time and still be secure. Joseph says he also chose to build with shipping containers because they’re readily available and reasonably affordable.
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Image © Exploring Alternatives
This is a 780 sq. ft. cabin with two bedrooms and one bathroom.
It’s for sale (asking $137,500) and located in Hoodsport, Washington.
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Photos via Zillow
