Welcome to an in-depth exploration of Modern Tiny Living’s contribution to the River & Twine tiny house resort in North Carolina.
This blog post delves into the craftsmanship involved in building 12 beautiful tiny homes, showcasing the unique blend of design, functionality, and innovation that characterizes Modern Tiny Living’s creations.
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In this blog post, I’m showing you the top quirky tiny house rentals!
From a HoneyHive cabin in Texas to an army helicopter tiny house in Florida to a sunset silo in Tennessee and a hobbit cabin in Pennsylvania. Which ones are your favorites?
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Discover the charm of tiny living with this unique Tumbleweed tiny house in the coveted Acony Bell Tiny Home Community near Asheville, NC. This 26’ Tumbleweed Elm model features a spacious 10’x16’ screened-in porch, ideal for enjoying the serene surroundings. Built-in storage stairs lead to a generous loft with a queen-sized bed and additional loft storage space.
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This is an awesome 32-foot tiny house on wheels built in 2020 by Rough Cut Tiny Homes. It’s had one owner and has a spot at the Acony Bell Tiny House Community near Asheville, North Carolina. You can purchase the home for $115,000, and take over the $700/month lot fee.
The house includes a screened-in porch which extends the living area, and indoors you’ll find a small flex room that could be a twin first-floor bedroom, an office, or additional storage. The bathroom includes a small tub and residential toilet, and there’s a galley kitchen and under-loft living room in the rest of the home.
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While tiny houses on wheels are popular for their mobility, sustainable structures built with cob and straw are super sustainable and often very affordable, not to mention gorgeous. Here’s your chance to learn everything you need to know to build your own cob home, and get hands-on experience.
Mud Dauber School of Natural Building in North Carolina is hosting another 6-Day Cob + Straw Immersion Workshop from May 20-25th. You’ll learn essential techniques, get to tour cob homes, and enjoy meeting with other like-minded individuals! The cost is $1260, and tent sites are free. Get more details below.
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Finding a tiny house that already sits on land is the hard part, and this one had a genuinely enviable position: Phase II, Lot 51 at Acony Bell Tiny Home Community in North Carolina, set apart from the main run of homes and backed up against a mountain, facing the woods. Most lots in the community sit in a line with a buffer between them; this one was close to private.
The home is a 2017 Platinum Cottage by Zink Homes, 8.25 by 32 feet, with 317 total square feet across dual lofts. It was fully skirted and tied down, and sold furnished and landscaped — peach and plum trees, perennials, herbs, and strawberries — with two decks and patio furniture on each: one at the back for quiet, one at the front for socialising. The kitchen runs a notably generous refrigerator for a home this size.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $115,000 with a lot lease of $700/month in early 2024 and has sold. Acony Bell is still thriving — we’ve featured a more recent listing there, linked below.
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This beautiful Scandi-inspired tiny house in Asheville, North Carolina boasts a gorgeous deck that doubles the amount of living space. The porch has a unique floating fireplace that looks like a perfect spot to curl up with a hot cup of coffee.
Inside the tiny house is a well-appointed kitchen space and a private bedroom with a queen bed. There’s a bathroom with a glass shower stall and a lounge space up in the loft.
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If you’re a fan of tiny houses and unique living experiences, then you’re in for a treat. We recently stumbled upon a Levi Kelly video tour of the Carolina Treehouse, a tiny house nestled in Charlotte, North Carolina, and we couldn’t resist sharing it with our readers.
The Carolina Treehouse is not your ordinary tiny house. It’s a charming abode that offers a unique blend of comfort, style, and outdoor adventure. The property is situated in a serene community, surrounded by lush greenery and a private pond, making it a perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life.
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This is a 9′ x 32′ 2018 RAMT tiny house on wheels that’s for sale with an add-on screened-in porch/patio that can also act as a mudroom entry for the home.
It’s listed out of Greenville, North Carolina for $46,500 over at this Tiny House Marketplace listing. The tiny home features a total of 18 windows, a large kitchen, a living area, and a cozy bathroom.
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