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This is a beautiful tiny cottage built by a mother/daughter duo called the Quintessential Laneway House.

It’s a laneway house in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada by SmallWorks. The small house features one bedroom, one bathroom, and a large open space for living, cooking, dining, and entertaining.

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Mother/Daughter Build Beautiful Quintessential Laneway House in Vancouver… It’s The Little House You Wish You Had?

Beautiful Tiny Cottage Built by Mother/Daughter Duo

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This is Ella and Doug’s Catskill Bungalow and their Dome in Hensonville, New York. They’ve owned their tiny house, which they’ve named the Catskill Bungalow, since 2005.

So later they built a geodesic dome as an additional structure on the property. Now they’re able to earn income by renting them out as vacation rentals. Here’s our interview with them below along with a photo tour of their tiny homes. Enjoy!

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Ella and Doug’s Tiny Bungalow Cottage on a Foundation and their Geodesic Dome Cabin

Ella and Dougs Catskill Bungalow

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This is a thatched roof A-frame tiny cabin resort on the Island of La Digue, which is the third largest island of Seychelles in the Indian Ocean. Depending on the cottage, you are either just a few steps from the sandy beaches with incredible views of the ocean or you’re tucked in a tropical garden with an upper mezzanine.

The cabins feature a double bed, air conditioning, a mini bar, television, phones, hairdryer, bathroom, and a kitchenette. This island is only accessible by boat from La Passe and features beautiful turquoise water and sandy beaches. Looks and sounds pretty incredible, doesn’t? I’ve always loved A-frames, so I would love to modify something like this to where you’re able to live out of it comfortably year-round.

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Beachfront Thatched Roof A-frame Tiny Cabins

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This is a pioneer-style tiny cabin vacation in Waco, Texas. It’s located in a peaceful and rural setting with a total of six units on the property. Outside, your cabin has a covered porch with a pair of chairs so you can enjoy the outdoors in comfort and tranquility.

The inside of the cabin features a main room that converts into a bedroom thanks to a Murphy wall bed, a kitchenette, bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft. This seems like a nice design for a cabin, doesn’t it? What would you change about it to make it better for yourself?

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Tiny Pioneer Cabin Vacation in Waco, Texas!

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This is the story of Bobby and Linda Easton-Waller. When they became empty nesters, they moved into a boat. That one lasted about a year. Then they found this tiny floating cottage on pontoons on Craiglist and immediately bought it. And they love it!

So here’s our interview with Bobby and Linda along with a photo tour of their tiny floating cottage nicknamed the Sacramento River Floating Cottage.

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Empty Nesters Move Into Tiny Floating Cottage

Empty Nesters Move Into Tiny Floating Cottage

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This is a 350-square-foot tiny house on a foundation that’s listed for $16,000 on Tiny Home Builders Marketplace in West Columbia, South Carolina.

The listing says the home was built in 2015. It features a covered porch, kitchen, dining area, bathroom, living area, main floor bedroom, a loft for storage, exposed beam ceilings, and more. It does not come with any land, so you would have to arrange to move it to your own location.

350-Square-Foot Tiny House on a Foundation For Sale in South Carolina For $16,000

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This is a beachfront studio tiny home in Aotea, New Zealand. The beach is just a short walk away.

The home has a kitchen, living area, bathroom, bedroom, and a deck with beautiful views. It’s available on HomeAway to book as a vacation rental.

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Studio Cottage with Amazing Views in New Zealand

Studio Tiny Home on a Foundation with Amazing Views in New Zealand

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This is the Louisa Cottage. It’s in Havelock North, Hastings, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand and is available to book for vacation on HomeAway.

The Louisa Stream is nearby on the five-acre rural lot. There is also the main house on the property that’s about 300 feet away with a hedge for privacy. There are pet hens and roosters on the property so if you’re lucky, you will get some eggs to enjoy. The cottage has two bedrooms and one bath.

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The Louisa Cottage in New Zealand

Louisa Cottage in New Zealand

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This is the story of a little off-grid fairytale cottage in Patagonia that’s available to book on Airbnb. It features a cozy living area with lots of windows, an eat-in kitchen, a full bathroom, an upstairs sleeping loft you can stand in, and a rooftop balcony.

Please tour the cottage, read our interview with the owners, and let us know what you think in the comments below.

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Tiny Off-Grid Fairytale Cottage in Patagonia

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