This is the WaterWoody Houseboat.
It’s a trailerable, wooden, and home-built.
It has twin propane engines, solar panels, and is heated by a wood stove.
The boat’s dimensions are 28′ long and 9′ wide.
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This is a floating tiny home in Wakefield, Quebec, Canada.
It’s custom-built tiny house built on 5 pontoons.
Bonnie, the owner, designed and built it with the help of her friend, Denis Tremblay, who is known locally as the Wakefield Pirate.
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This is the Otter House: a tiny house boat in Virginia.
It’s built right onto a 20′ pontoon boat frame and the construction measures just 5′ x 11′ (roughly).
The tiny floating cabin features a solar panel on the roof to power LED lighting, radio, television, and wifi inside.
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This is the Rosebud tiny houseboat. It’s a mini tug trawler boat that you can live tiny in if you wanted.
Even though this is probably a little too tiny for most, would you ever seriously consider living in a tiny boat like this? Either way, please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
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This is a tiny floating cabin on Fontana Lake.
From the outside, you’ll notice rusty orange siding, a shed-style roof and a large dock area for relaxing.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living space and a super cool indoor-outdoor counter.
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Related: Tiny Floating Zen Cabins
Images © Lake Fontana Floating House
This is the Tao Tiny Houseboat on Lake Union.
From the outside, you’ll notice bright teal fish-scale shingles and a purple roof.
When you go inside, you’ll find a stained pine interior with a living room, galley kitchen, bathroom, and up-ladder bedroom.
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This is a 40 foot houseboat for sale in Santa Barbara, CA.
Outside, you’ll notice dark wood all around this two-story structure with plenty of windows to allow for wonderful ocean views. It includes two levels of decks which connect via a spiral staircase. The lower deck includes beautiful wicker furniture for dinner on the water.
When you go inside, you’ll find a completely paneled interior with more wicker furniture in the main living area and two built in bookcases flanking the slider. There’s an office desk and chair for doing work right next to the lovely kitchen with stainless steel counter tops. There are bar stools for additional seating and a full oven and stove. The bathroom includes a Jacuzzi tub and shower with a full window roof to allow in the natural light. Upstairs you’ll find a crisp white bedroom with wood floors and more wicker couches and chairs for extra seating. The current asking prices is $650,000.
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This Love Shack Tiny House Boat was submitted by Jeff & Sherry – share yours!
He purchased this and is in the process of wanting to fix this up to a comfy Love Shack. To be honest when he first bought it I was like, “what the heck! Is that an ice shack?”
Then I saw the passion that he had for wanting to fix it up… That is when I had to change it up to the Love Shack and after the first time we took it out on the water, people seem to really Love it – even just driving behind it as the back up person I had my window open and peoples comments were so fun to hear. One time a fire truck was coming back from a fire and one of the fire fighters said, “that is @!#%ing Awesome!” to his fellow fire fighters.
Images © Sherry & Jeff
The design of tiny homes owes a lot to the design of boats, and while I’ve spent a lot of time in tiny houses on wheels, I’ve had practically no experience with life on the water. So I decided that staying in a docked, 25-foot sailboat would be a fun counterpoint to my time in tiny homes.
I spent two nights on the “Mother Goose”, which is available on Airbnb as a nightly rental in Port Angeles, Washington. My two nights on the water were a fun experiment in small spaces, and a great opportunity for me to briefly try on boat living.
The Mother Goose is probably best for one person or a couple. It has a full bed that narrows considerably at the foot, an eating nook that can convert into a single bed if needed, and a minimal kitchen with an icebox, electric kettle, and sink that drains directly into the water. There are several little storage areas, and no real bathroom, but there were nice centralized facilities a brief walk from the dock.
