This is an 890 sq. ft. stone cottage.
It’s located in France and is currently for sale asking €119,000.00 sold.
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Tiny Stone Cottage in France
Planning a summer trip to Europe? Check out this funky gypsy wagon that’s located on a beautiful property in southern France. This cabin is just right for two people staying on a holiday here.
With a small front porch you can enjoy the view of the surrounding property.
Inside the wagon you can see how cozy the bedroom is plus there are a few sitting chairs for reading.
The bathroom is located at the back of the cabin. Outside is a nice gazebo for outdoor cooking.
What do you think of this gypsy wagon? Would you stay in this bed and breakfast?
Gypsy Wagon Bed and Breakfast in France
Images © Airbnb
Kitoko Studio architects in France have decided to take this old “maid room” in Paris and redesign it into a transforming 86 sq. ft. micro apartment studio.
Normally spaces such as these are so small that people end up using them as storage spaces but with some smart design concepts it has been turned into a nice and affordable living space in France’s capital.
Sliding doors and cabinets reveal a sleeping loft, storage spaces, a pullout staircase, a wardrobe, dining table, and more. Please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you!
86 Sq. Ft. ‘Swiss Army’ Micro Apartment in Paris
Images © Kitoko Studio/Vimeo/Fabienne Delafray
If like me you’ve been wanting to see more tiny house communities come to life you’ll probably really enjoy this post (and the videos below).
Because projects like this can serve as a model for any of us to follow or at least learn from to create more tiny living micro communities around the world.
I like the idea of independent ‘micro’ communities created by relatively small groups of people who exchange labor with each other to keep building costs low.
But if you wanted (or the group wanted) the land could also eventually serve as a learning center, farm, sustainable living learning center, etc.
DIY Micro Tiny House Community in France
I encourage you to learn how a group of friends and fellow carpenters built this micro community using very little money and their own labor in a fairy tale forest setting in France:
I thought you’d also like this tiny house on a foundation in Paris, France.
To me, it just goes to show how you can design and build tiny in so many ways other than on wheels (see our small houses, tiny cabins and apartment categories).
I’d like to see more and more homes like these being designed and built for people all over the world who prefer not to over-house themselves.
As soon as you walk in through the front door you’re immediately greeted by the living room and corner kitchen.
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215 Sq. Ft. Tiny Home in Paris, France
In total, we’re talking about 215 square feet of interior space. Let me show you around.
I thought you’d like this tiny house that’s in Yport on top of a cliff in Normandy, France. My favorite part about it is not only the location but the rooftop terraces that are accessible on the second floor from the bedroom.
Directly underneath the rooftop terraces are some covered patios. These are available as wings on opposite sides of the home. It was created by architect Franklin Azzi and can actually be finished in a variety of ways which I’ll show you below.
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Tiny House w/ Rooftop Terrace in France
Images: Franklin Azzi
This tiny cube house is a simple 10′ by 10′ structure.
At just 100-square-feet, it’s cleverly designed.
10×10 Tiny Cube House in France
These cube homes are portable because they can be transported using flatbed trucks and a forklift.
At just 100-square-feet, it still sleeps four thanks to the loft and sofa beds.
All the Features of Home in a Cube
The design includes areas for a kitchen with stove, sink and a fridge.
There’s also a bathroom with shower, a sitting area and plenty of storage and shelving space throughout.
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Photo Courtesy of Faircompanies.com on YouTube
Tiny Houses as Vacation Rentals in Medieval Village
In this video tour, Kirsten Dirksen of Faircompanies.com take you to Caroline’s property in Carrés d’étoiles de la Paleine, France in the village of Puy-Notre-Dame.
Caroline has three of these cube houses that she is using as vacation rentals.
The cube homes cost about 30,900 euro which equates to about $40,000 in the United States.
Length: 4:31