This Ada’s Wabi Sabi Tiny Cottage in Cedar Key, Florida.
It’s a circa 1919 authentic ‘cracker’ cottage you can vacation in!
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Ada’s Wabi Sabi Cottage Vacation in Cedar Key, Florida!

Photos © Wabi Sabi Cedar Key
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This is the 220 sq. ft. Dragonfly Tiny House Vacation in Sarasota, Florida! Built by Utopian Villas. Update: This tiny house has now moved to Colorado!
It is a 220-square-foot luxury tiny home, and it offers all of the facilities and conveniences you need for living comfortably The Dragonfly tiny home features a standard-sized bed in the spacious, loft bedroom, as well as a convertible Ikea bed that turns into a couch in the living quarters. You’ll fall in love with the custom, hand-crafted cabinetry and modern decor throughout. The Dragonfly tiny home is designed to help you take advantage of natural light, which is why there’s a plethora of windows to let the sun into every part of the interior. There even a great little bistro set on the rear deck for morning coffee outside.1
Related: The Robinson Dragonfly Tiny House Design
Luxury Tiny House Vacation in Sarasota, Florida Near Siesta Key Beach in a Dragonfly Tiny House!
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This is the 330 sq. ft. Henderson Tiny House on Wheels by Movable Roots in Melbourne, Florida.

© Movable Roots
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This is a 20ft Tiny House on Wheels that was for sale for $23,000 near Pensacola, Florida.
It’s now been sold but what do you think, what is it a good deal?
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20ft THOW in Florida ($23k)
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This is an unfinished DIY tiny house shell that survived Hurricane Irma in Naples, Florida.
The other cool part is, the couple who own it were able to park two cars inside it during the storm which helped protect the cars while also adding weight to the structure to stabilize it during the storm.
DIY Tiny House Shell Survives Hurricane Winds in Florida
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This is the Gypsy Mermaid Tiny House. It’s a tiny home on wheels designed and built by a couple named Robert and Rebekah Sofia for only $15,000!
Best of all, it features something you don’t normally see in a tiny house on wheels… It has a pizza oven inside!
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Gypsy Mermaid Tiny House on Wheels – Couple Designed/Built it for only $15k and it’s Amazing Inside-Out… Even Has a Pizza Oven Inside!
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This is a 454 sq. ft. tiny silo home on a 25-acre horse ranch in Lake City, Florida for $200,000.
feels like a rancher built it 100 years ago, yet we just finished in 2016.1
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
545 Sq. Ft. Custom Built Tiny Silo Home
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This is a beautiful old brick 806 sq. ft. Carriage House for sale in Reddick, Florida.
We shared it in the past, but it’s now for sale by owner (Kevin) and he’s offering a special deal for Tiny House Talk readers (so be sure to tell him you heard about the property here). It sits on 1.4 acres, completely fenced-in with an electric gate. There’s even a 16 by 30 salt water pool. I would purchase this place for the beautiful farm vistas — dazzling!
Get more details and purchase info below. Contact Kevin via the form at the bottom of the post. Enjoy!
Related: 864 Sq. Ft. Small Home in Olympia, WA For Sale
Small Brick Carriage House in Reddick, FL

Images via Kevin
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News just broke that the city of Cape Coral, Florida is considering allowing tiny houses in certain areas.
According to Wink News, “city leaders spoke in favor of ‘tiny houses’ Monday during an informal Committee of the Whole meeting.”
Current zoning laws in Cape Coral require new homes built to a minimum of 1,100 square feet. Even though a final decision has yet to be made, the City Council members said they would be okay with the idea of allowing smaller homes to be built as long as 1) they are in a specific zoning area of the city, 2) they are built permanently on a foundation, 3) they built to be tolerant of hurricanes, and 4) that the homes are built to meet Florida’s building codes.
Tiny Homes Coming to Cape Coral, FL?
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