This is a $25k zen tiny house that’s for sale in Encinitas, California via the Tiny House Marketplace.
It was built by The Zen Cottages (builder now known as Zen Tiny Homes) and includes features like a storage loft, sleeping loft, wood stove, skylights, and more. According to the listing, it’s the 20ft Alpine Model. What do you think? It seems like a pretty good deal, doesn’t it?
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$25k Zen Tiny Home For Sale in Encinitas, California…
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This is the story of Jennelle Eliana and why she moved into a van by choice at 20-years-old.
She decided to make a big life change with the help of a van that she bought for $2,500.
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She Moved Into a Van At 20 (Here’s Why And How)
Images via Jennelle Eliana/YouTube
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This is the story of Northern California’s legal tiny house community called Park Delta bay in Isleton, California.
It’s an RV park that is home to more than 12 tiny homes! And they are all different. Rent and utilities are around $750 a month, but space is limited. And of course, that doesn’t include the cost of your tiny home. In this location, you are two hours from San Francisco.
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NoCal’s LEGAL Tiny House Community
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This is the story of how backyard tiny houses are helping to solve California’s housing problem, specifically in Clovis city where city planners have made it easier for homeowners to build a backyard tiny cottage on their current lot. Here’s how it works…
They are giving homeowners three house plans to choose from (for free). The designs are 400-square-feet or less and are only available to homeowners in the area who have a lot with access to an alleyway, which is common in Old Town Clovis. There are other perks and incentives, too. But what’s the catch? This is having an overall very positive impact on the community so it’s a win/win for the city and the homeowners. Do you think other townships should take notice of this strategy?
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Clovis City, California Helping Homeowners Build Affordable Backyard Tiny Homes w/ their ‘Backyard Cottage Program’! Here’s How…
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These are two tiny houses on wheels joined together to make one (larger) tiny house! Well, technically, they’re semi-permanently attached. The design allows for detachment, but it looks permanent, doesn’t it?
This is pretty cool because I’ve never really seen it done before, although I would probably prefer to keep the units separate but adjoined by a deck instead, kind of like this one (also built by Molecule Tiny Homes). How about you? What do you think of this design idea?
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Two Tiny Homes on Wheels Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes – Two 8′ x 22′ THOW Trailers Joined
Images © Molecule Tiny Homes
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This is a 1966 Greyhound Bus turned Tiny House in Yucca Valley, California.
The interior has been completely redone as well as the mechanics of the bus and now it’s an incredible bus conversion vacation that you can book a stay in if you want to. So what do you think, is a bus conversion something that might be on your horizon?
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1966 Greyhound Bus Converted into Tiny House Vacation in Yucca Valley, California
Photos via Genie/Airbnb
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This is the Disneyland ESCAPE Tiny House in Stanton, California just minutes away from Disneyland.
This is the Vista Boho tiny house featuring a comfortable and beautiful one-level design with a kitchen and bath.
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Vista Boho Tiny House ESCAPE near Disneyland
Images via Airbnb
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This is the Vista Boho Escape Tiny House Vacation in Long Beach, California. It’s the new Escape Vista Boho design that starts at $39,900 and now you can vacation in it if you want to try it out. I love this design because they somehow squeezed everything you would want (main floor sleeping, comfortable couch, work/dining table) into a less-than-22-foot tiny house.
It’s actually 21’6″ in length if you want to be exact. And 26’6″ if you include the trailer hitch. When I mentioned, “everything you would want” earlier, here’s what I meant… You have main floor sleeping, a comfortable couch that also converts into an additional bed, a work/dining table that flips up/down, a kitchenette, and a bathroom. What’s not to like here?
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Vista Boho Escape Tiny House Vacation in Long Beach with Main Floor Sleeping, Large Sofa, Dining Table, Kitchen, and Bath
Images © ESCAPE via Airbnb
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This is a zen desert cabin with trails that take you into Joshua Tree National Park. It’s called the Romantic Desert Cabin on Glamping Hub.
The twelve dedicated acres offers complete privacy, as guests only share the gated property with resident wildlife during the day and dark skies at night.
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Small and Cozy Zen Desert Cabin
Images via Glamping Hub
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