This is a retirement tiny house that’s in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia built by Tiny Footprint. It’s called the FerneLea. The house offers a 23.5′ by 8′ living area and a 23.5′ by 10.5′ veranda area that more-than doubles living space. It’s very well done.
Outside you have a wheelchair-friendly ramp that leads directly to the motorized entryway. Inside, the bed is on a lift so you can hide it away during the day or when you have company over. Please take the brief photo tour below, watch the full video tour, and let us know what you think in the comments below.
This is a beautiful 24ft tiny house on wheels with a single level floor plan.
It features 178 sq. ft. of interior space and can be the perfect studio-style tiny home, guest space, weekend getaway, office, or whatever else you’d like.
It’s available now for $35,000 $29,000 out of Pennsylvania. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks.
The itty-bitty build includes some clever storage ideas, including drawers that pull out and become the kitchenette seating area! She has a loft bedroom, a bathroom with shower and composting toilet, and a kitchen with a three-burner stovetop. Enjoy!
This is the 400 sq. ft. Whidbey Cottage offered by West Coast Homes and designed by architect Mark Ouellette.
This residential park model has a beautiful covered deck and this particular version features an l-shaped staircase to make entry to the loft that much easier (and safer). There’s an additional ground-floor bedroom and faux stone fireplace.
