This is the story of Colin and Sofi. They’re a family with two young children + a dog who are living and traveling out of a huge van and go by @afueravida which translates to “outdoor life”.
But it’s not just any van. It’s a 1978 Mercedes 508D German Command Vehicle. Yeah! It’s a pretty serious vehicle and may even be considered a bus. So here is their story thanks to the Tiny Home Tours Team… Enjoy!
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Young Family Convert 1978 Mercedes 508D German Command Vehicle Into Their Motorhome
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This is the story of a young family who built a school bus tiny home with a raised roof.
They bought a yellow school bus from Craigslist and proceeded to turn it into their tiny house.
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Family Beats Ridiculous Bay Area Rent With A Raised Roof School Bus Conversion
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This is the story of a young couple, Sam and Mary, who wanted to live tiny but also plan on starting a family.
So they decided to design and build a tiny house on wheels that would accommodate that! And they went from apartment, to tiny house thanks to the help of their builder, Mint Tiny Homes. Here’s their story thanks to Jenna at Tiny House Giant Journey.
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Couple Design Tiny House With Family In Mind
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This is the story of Spencer and Bela’s tiny house. They’re a family of three who used a tiny house on wheels to escape outrageous real estate prices in the Bay Area.
Spencer & Bela were fed up with paying outrageous rent prices and decided to invest in living tiny.
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Family escapes high rent with this BEAUTIFUL tiny house
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This is the story of the Mejia family and how they ended up to downsize into a tiny house that they built themselves. Before they were living tiny, they were super busy, and would hardly really get to spend very much quality time with each other and with their son.
Then, the lay off came. That’s when they started seriously looking into alternatives and ran into the tiny house movement. The rest, as they say, is history. Please enjoy. This story is brought to you by Tiny House Giant Journey. Thanks, Jenna!?
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Family living in a 338-square-foot tiny house for almost 2 years and why they did it…
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This is the 33-foot Starling Tiny House by Rewild Homes. It’s a gooseneck-built tiny home that was designed and built for a growing family. So it has a master loft bedroom plus another private bedroom on the main floor.
They’ve even squeezed in other really cool features like a convertible dining area with storage, a full kitchen, a very nice full bathroom with a bathtub, an entry closet, a combo washer/dryer, and more. What are some of the must-have features for your tiny house?
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Growing Family’s 33-Foot Starling Tiny House Built by Rewild Homes
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This is the story of the Ruthardt family’s mortgage-free small house on a foundation.
Over four years ago, they built this beautiful 700 sq. ft. cottage on 8 acres in Oklahoma. It took them a total of 9 months to design and build it. It wasn’t long before they were living debt-free and eating healthy.
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Family’s 700 Sq. Ft. Tiny Home in Oklahoma
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My husband and I were living in KCMO (Kansas City, MO) with our 2 kids and 2 pups.
Over-whelmed and not so happy with our high cost of living expenses we decided to look into different solutions.
We considered yurts and earth ships, yurts on earth ships, schoolies, and pretty much any other alternative living solution.
This is a guest post by Jilan Wise of Far Out Tiny Homes
Family Goes from 2500 Sq. Ft. to 200 Sq. Ft. Tiny House: Two Adults, Two Kids, and Two Pups in a THOW
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This is the story of a family who turned a 16×52 shed into their very own affordable and mortgage-free tiny home on a foundation.
We bought this 16×52 premier portable buildings about one year ago and have been finishing it out since. We chose to increase the standard height as well as extend the loft across the whole building.
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Family Turns Shed into DIY Mortgage-free Tiny House
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