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This is a custom micro camper that’s up for auction on eBay.

According to the listing, it’s located in Fort Myers, FL.

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Related: Man Builds Cheap DIY Micro Camper with Fold Out Picnic Table!

Custom Micro Camper/Tiny House For Auction in Fort Myers, FL

Photos via eBay

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This is the Siesta Key by Modern Tiny Living, built for a beach community in  — you guessed it — Siesta Key, Florida.

The beautiful house comfortably sleeps six people with a king loft, first floor master bedroom, a guest queen loft and even a pull-out sofa. Turquoise blue clapboards decorate the exterior to fit with the beach-vibe, while the interior is white, bright, and airy.

Get additional details, the price, and the builder contact info on the last page. Enjoy!

Related: Mohican Tiny House by Modern Tiny Living For Sale

Siesta Key Beach THOW by Modern Tiny Living

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This is the 30′ Abott Model with a downstairs bedroom from Cornerstone Tiny Homes in Florida.

I love how this house addresses some concerns that we hear from many tiny house enthusiasts: It includes a first floor bedroom with a Murphy bed/desk (no climbing!) and a huge closet space with room for hanging clothing and hiding brooms. There’s also a pull-out range above the induction cooktop and a second exit through the bathroom in case of fire or emergency. That and the color scheme is so soothing!

You can purchase this home as both a shell or finished build — get all the details here and be sure to watch the walkthrough on the last page to get a better feel for the space.

Related: The Fontana Beach Tiny House

30′ Abott Model with Downstairs Bedroom

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This is the FunTana Magenta Tiny House by Cornerstone Tiny Homes.

It’s a custom version of their standard 28′ Fontana model, and this gem has a perfect downstairs bedroom for those who can’t climb. The magenta accents — including the french doors, epic glass bowl sink and beautiful glass tiles in the bathroom — are what make this house a home! Although I will confess, I’m naturally quite partial to pink! You can purchase the Fontana model as both a shell or a finished build — details here!

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FunTana Magenta Tiny House Walkthrough

Images via Cornerstone Tiny Homes

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This is an HGTV tiny house that’s for sale now.

The 210 sq. ft. tiny home was built by a young woman and her father for her thesis project, and she is going to use the money from the sale to build another tiny house. Enjoy!

I am selling my 210 sq. ft tiny house on wheels. This house was built by my father and I for my thesis project and we enjoyed it so much we want to do again. This sell will help fund the next build.

Related: Freedom Tiny House by Alabama Tiny Homes

HGTV Tiny House For Sale in Florida

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This is the Harvest Tiny House by Sea to Sea Homes, a new builder in Florida.

This model has a one level floor plan with a daybed and a murphy bed.

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Harvest Tiny House by New Florida Builder, Sea to Sea Homes

Images via Sea to Sea Homes

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This is a lakefront tiny house on wheels.

It’s a vacation rental in Orlando, Florida.

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Lakefront Tiny House in Orlando

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Photos via Airbnb

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This is an announcement for the Florida Tiny House Festival this November 18-20, 2016 near St. Augustine, Florida.

The event features several tiny houses on site along with some fantastic guest speakers that include Derek Diedricksen, Andrew Odom, Jewel Pearson, Jo-Anne Peck, Lora Higgins, Andrew Bennett, and more!

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2016 Florida Tiny House Festival

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In 1975, Architect William Morgan wanted to build rental properties next to his Atlantic Beach, Florida home.  He only had one problem when trying to decide about building the properties.  He didn’t want to lose his beautiful ocean view.  His solution?  Use the existing sand dune on his property as the foundation and build the homes underground within the dune.  From that thought became the beautifully designed Dune House.

Now famous, the William Morgan Dune House (which is actually two separate, identical units) is 750 square feet and includes one bedroom, one bathroom, an eat-in kitchen and a semi-enclosed patio with ocean view.  The duplex was built using swimming pool technology, a gunite-concrete shell anchored to a cast-concrete floor, covered with a mantle of earth stabilized by native landscaping which helps maintain a 70-degree interior temperature. The beautiful interior features built-in furniture, mostly made of wood, curved walls and is almost identical to a stateroom aboard a ship. The property features breath-taking ocean views.

750 Sq. Ft. Beachfront Dune House in Florida

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Images © William Morgan Architects

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