This is a family of four’s 16ft tiny home on wheels.
It’s the tiny house story of a husband and wife, their two kids (ages six and eight), and their two dogs.
They built their tiny home on wheels using as many reclaimed materials as they could find and are now preparing to go on their first journey with it from Ohio to Colorado to visit and stay with their friends for a month.
Images © Margo Puffenberger
This is a 10ft wide by 29ft long tiny home on wheels that’s for sale currently located in the Maryland/Pennsylvania area.
If you include the eaves, the house is actually 12ft wide. Inside, it offers about 275 sq. ft. of space plus an additional 150 sq. ft. of loft space.
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Images © Austin Eschenwald
This is the story of a couple who built a $500 micro camper in the woods on their own land in Northwestern Wisconsin.
Would you ever consider building a micro cabin like this?
If so, would you want to build it on land or on a trailer so you can tow it wherever you like and travel with it?
Images © Alsono Sierralta
This is a 2016 Ford Transit Connect Camper Van Conversion.
The seller’s grandpa bought the van and converted it shortly after his wife passed away. He used it to travel with his dog. Now his grandson is helping him sell it because he recently built a house and no longer uses it. Take the full tour, learn more about it below, and let us know what you think of it in the comments. Would you travel around the country in a vehicle like this?
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Images © Sam Gullett
This is the story of Rob’s $10k tiny home. Amazingly, he built it in just one week’s time!
So here’s a quick interview with him on how he did it, why he did it, and what it’s like.
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This is the story of a family of four (soon to be five) plus their pup who are living in a DIY school bus conversion that they call the Bussalo!
You can follow them on Instagram @theheymoonclub. Here’s what they have to say about living tiny, in a bus, as a family.
When I tell people we are living in a bus I sometimes get the response, “I would go crazy being in a small bus with my kids all day!” So would we! That’s the best part! We designed everything with being outside in mind. Our biggest draw to bus life aside from travel was that our confined living spaces would encourage us to be outside more, enjoying nature. So although I expect to have many great memories in the bus, the real goal is to make a ton of great memories outside of it!
This is the story of Ellen DegenerBUS. It’s a school bus tiny house that a young woman named Randy built for herself to escape high rent and live a simpler life!
She was able to buy and convert the school bus for about $13,000! Have you ever considered a school bus conversion like this?
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This is Johnny’s low cost skoolie school bus conversion tiny house!
Sometimes it is all about hitting the road regardless of everything else. This skoolie build is a perfect example of such a situation. No bells, no whistles. All you see in this build is what is needed to live full time on the road!
Could you see yourself hitting the road in a simple school bus conversion like this?
Images © YouTube/Tiny Home Tours
This is a remodeled school bus that’s for sale sold.
It’s a skoolie! Asking price was $30,000 OBO.
It has a diesel engine with 97,658 miles on it.
