This is a family of three’s 28ft off-grid tiny house on wheels with a 12ft loft-to-loft catwalk built for them by Bantam Built Homes.
It features a large living room, full kitchen, bathroom, and two lofts connected by the 12ft catwalk with a safety rail. Very cool!
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Family’s Double Loft Tiny House on Wheels with Loft-to-Loft Catwalk
Images © Bantam Built Homes
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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.
Family of Four Build 16ft Tiny House to Adventure in with their Two Dogs!
Images © Margo Puffenberger
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This is one family’s 41ft Phoenix Tiny House on Wheels built by Alpine Tiny Homes, a tiny home builder out of Vineyard, Utah. Sadly, the family lost everything in a fire in Santa Rosa, California in 2017. Even after the Fire Watch Service tried so hard, they weren’t able to save much. Their new tiny home is this 41ft x 10ft tiny house and it has a 6.5kW solar system with a backup battery.
It features an entertainment center, fireplace, pass-through window, outdoor shower, real wood beams, 3 skylights, 5ft ceiling fan, dormers, full-size appliances, trough sink for two in the bathroom, extra sleeping area/office from the gooseneck bedroom, built-in queen bed with storage, two mini-split air systems, drawers built into the stairs, built-in bookcase up the stairs, and more! Update: Be sure to watch the video tours at the bottom that were just added.
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Family Builds 41ft x 10ft Solar Powered Tiny Home on Wheels After Losing Their Home and Belongings to a Fire
Images © Alpine Tiny Homes
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This is the story of a family who built a tiny house on their homestead!
They’re located in Northern Washington and are now offering their tiny house as a rental for those who are also interested in tiny house living and homesteading.
Take the full tour below and let us know what you think in the comments. You can also book this tiny house for rent using Airbnb.
Family’s Beautiful Tiny Home on Wheels on their Homestead in Northern Washington
Images via YouTube/Tiny House Giant Journey
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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!
Family of Four (Soon to be Five) Living in a DIY School Bus Conversion
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Sylvie bought a tiny house to have a permanent, full-time home for her and her teenage daughter.
Living tiny gives her more financial freedom. Her house will be paid for in 10 years, and she already has more flexibility to travel and spend time doing what she loves. She also hopes that her new minimalist lifestyle will allow her to help save money for her daughter’s studies when the time comes.
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Mother and Daughter both go tiny and live a minimalist lifestyle to save money and travel
Image © Exploring Alternatives
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This is the story of a young family who beat the unaffordable housing market by buying a retired Denver city bus and turning it into their tiny home.
With no prior construction or remodeling experience, they learned using online resources and got help from their family.
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How This Family Turned an Old City Bus into their Comfortable Tiny Home
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After finishing school, Jocelyn and Jarvis had $96,000 of debt from student loans, credit cards, and buying a small rural property.
They made some big changes to their lifestyle – using cash instead of credit, buying nothing new, and moving to a smaller apartment – and after a little financial advice from iva debt they were able to pay off their entire debt in 20 months.
After getting out of debt, they had the option to buy a conventional home but they didn’t want a mortgage, even though a mortgage isn’t necessarily a bad debt to have. Instead, they saved up some money and built themselves a tiny house, starting with a trailer that had already been framed by someone else.
Frugal Family of 4 Paid Off $96k in Debt & Built a Custom Tiny House
Image © Exploring Alternatives
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This is Wundertow. It’s the story of a young family living and traveling full time in a 1977 Airstream that they renovated.
We are a family of 3 who decided to ditch the rat race, get rid of most of our “stuff” and take-on fulltime living on the road while traveling the U.S.1
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Family Living and Traveling in a 1977 Airstream!
© Wundertow
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