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.
Images via YouTube/Tiny House Giant Journey
Ever dream of having a tiny home on your own homestead where you can grow your own food? Then you’ll love this “Our Tomorrow” property. Outside, you’ll notice the first cabin has rustic tree trunk pillars supporting a generous deck off the front of this tiny home. The vertical wood siding is painted a light green that blends in with the surrounding foliage. The second cabin is light grey with a traditional gable roof.
When you go inside the first cabin, you’ll find a futon, antique oil lantern, bead board walls and open shelving in the kitchen. A study nook in the corner includes a small desk and chair, as well as an assortment of shelving for organization. The sleeping area includes two bunk beds and a larger cabinet for clothing and other storage. The inside of the second cabin has a crisp, clean feel, including natural wood bead board and cream walls. There’s also a third trailer-style home on the property.
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Images © Denny Henke via Our Tomorrow and Flickr
Images © Denny Henke via Our Tomorrow and Flickr
I thought you’d also like this off grid solar tiny cabin this morning.
And it even has a yurt nearby that functions as a little guest house for visitors.
This is the off-grid homestead of Dan Timmerman who is a cyclocross racer.
His teammate, Dan Chabanov, photographed the home which is in the Finger Lakes of New York.
Images:Â Dan Chabanov
I encourage you to explore the rest of the homestead below:
