This is the story of Jelena’s tiny house sanctuary in Serbia that she and her ex-husband built for less than 5,000 euros.
It has thus far cost them about 3,000 euros to build and they still need about another 1,500 to complete it.
This tiny house is Jelena’s little retreat to be at peace and recharge.
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This is an elevated trailer cabin in Joshua Tree. They took an old travel trailer and made it more permanent by building an awesome covered deck and elevating it. And now it’s a vacation rental on Glamping Hub.
The trailer is elevated and guests will need to walk up a short staircase to reach the front door, however, inside, it showcases a charming wooden interior and a delightful vintage décor throughout.
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This is the Happy Camper/Tiny House. It’s a truck camper tiny house that’s for sale out of Woodland Park, Colorado for $9,995, according to the listing. Some of the features include a 100-year-old stained glass window, custom hobbit-style door, custom porch light with Edison LED bulb, tons of hidden storage, and a new Nature’s Head Composting Toilet.
There’s more, though. This tiny camper is designed to fit any regular 6-foot truck bed with two feet of overhang. But if you need a truck too, the seller is willing to include the Toyota Tundra (pictured) for an extra $6,500. The unit is also designed in a way that it can be used without a truck so you can actually park it somewhere and use it as a studio, hideaway, writer’s cabin, or whatever. It can even be an Airbnb rental I suppose. What do you think?
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This is a 16-foot high-tech and off-grid-ready 16-foot tiny house for sale out of Milpitas, California for $39,900. It was built in 2016 and offers approximately 160-square-feet of space for you inside.
According to the listing, it already has solar panels, spray-foam insulation, upgraded tires, upgraded trailer suspension, double-pane windows, air conditioning, audio system, 46-gallon fresh water tank, two 30-lb propane tanks, two 12V deep cycle batteries, 480 watts of solar panels, radiant floor piping installed, tankless propane water heater, SureCall 32db cellular signal booster with exterior mounted antenna, combo washer/dryer unit, AC/DC chest refrigerator, IKEA folding computer desk, African Mahogany countertops, and more.
This tiny home was designed and built by the current owner, but it’s no longer being used. It’s currently parked in storage and ready for the next owner. Do you think this is the sort of tiny house that would suit your needs? To explore more amazing tiny homes like this, join our Tiny House Newsletter. It’s free and you’ll be glad you did! We even give you free downloadable tiny house plans just for joining!
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Engineering grad Tyler built this tiny house on wheels for just $20,000 CAD (about $15,000 USD) using reclaimed materials and help from friends and family. The standout feature is a DIY elevator bed he designed himself — a crank-lift system that gives you the space-saving benefits of a sleeping loft without the cramped feeling of actually being in one. He also built a radiant heated-ceiling system, proving that an engineering mindset and a tight budget can produce something genuinely impressive.
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This is the story of Riley Slayden and Cece Monroe of LivingTiny.co.
When they wanted a way to own a house without debt, they decided they wanted to go tiny. And they did it by buying a 1982 shuttle bus and converting it into their own rolling tiny home! Please enjoy our exclusive interview with them to learn more. Thanks!
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This is the story of how Tim built his own tiny house on wheels from the ground up, step by step.
I got this idea to build a cabin on wheels then later learned that they call them a Tiny House. Here’s mine.
By watching this video, you’ll gain a good understanding of what it takes to build a tiny house on a trailer. At the bottom of this page, you will also find a video tour of the inside, the finished exterior, and more. Enjoy!
This is the story of Nancy’s 45ft ‘high boy’ tiny house on wheels that she designed and built with the help of Chandler Rogers of Small House Innovation.
Hi, this is my “Little House on Wheels”, built on a 45 foot high boy flat deck trailer.
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This is the story of Brett Belan’s DIY Solar-Powered VW EV Bus. He bought an old VW bus and turned it into his very own solar-powered electric vehicle (this is a link to ANOTHER story). Can you imagine having your own electric vehicle that you can charge using the sun wherever you may be? One that… You built/converted into electric yourself? Yup, that’s what Brett did.
Brett Belan and his wife Kira have built a full electric solar powered volkswagen bus and converted it into a camper 1
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