Do you remember David Rule’s tiny house that he started building last summer? Well, he finished it for a grand total of $15,000! And he documented the entire thing in a recap video below, which just might be the most entertaining tiny house video I’ve ever watched.
The end result is a completely off-grid home that he built all by himself, despite having no prior experience in any trade. He has a little wet bath, compact kitchenette, and upstairs there’s a cozy loft with a skylight. Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy his video below.
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His Off-Grid Tiny Home Is Complete!
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Perlin was tired of living with roommates and was passionate about sustainable living, so building an off-grid tiny homemade perfect sense.
He lives in Byron Bay, Australia, where he has a solar-powered tiny house with a rainwater catchment system. The entire home is steel-framed. Enjoy the photo tour and Q&A with Perlin below!
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Three Years Building His Sustainable THOW
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You might remember when we featured this home as a new build back in May. Well, it gets better! Kay and Pete have moved in, and we did a little Q&A with them about their tiny lifestyle. I love seeing “lived-in” tiny houses, and their idyllic spot on family land makes the best backdrop for this home. They’ve created a little off-grid homestead with a DIY workshed.
This home might have the best layout we’ve ever seen — a large L-shaped kitchen, cozy living room nook, full bathroom (with a soaking tub!), and a gooseneck bedroom with a magnificent closet. You don’t want to miss it! Enjoy the Q&A at the bottom of the post.
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Couple’s Gooseneck Tiny Home Offers Freedom
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Here’s one of the original ESCAPE tiny house layouts — the Vista — on a scenic 30 acres of land in New York. It’s set up as an Airbnb and has everything you could want for a weekend stay.
YouTuber Cash Jordan recently stayed in the tiny house and shared a video review of the spot. It’s fun to see someone unfamiliar with tiny living try it out for a night. What do you think of the Vista?
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This Escape Vista Tiny House is on 30 Acres in New York
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Lee and Payam from Instead Tiny Homes built this off-grid tiny home for Lee’s family. It was a prototype for the off-grid homes they now sell, but it’s also Lee’s full-time residence. Lee, his wife Rebecca, and their son, Max, rent the property where their homestead sits from a friend.
The Scandinavian-inspired tiny house features a ground-floor bedroom separated by a full bathroom. Right now it’s Max’s nursery, but someday he may want the loft, and mom and dad will move into the bedroom. The galley kitchen has tons of counter space and full-sized appliances, and there’s a cozy living area and loft bedroom. What do you think?
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Now They Build More Off-Grid Tiny Homes!
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One of the biggest complaints with tiny homes is that people don’t want to crawl into a loft to go to bed. But, getting a bedroom on the ground floor usually means sacrificing space for the kitchen, living area, and bathroom. Not in this tiny house!
Angus tows tiny homes for a living and got inspired to get his own. He and his partner have created an amazing off-grid homestead with a tiny house that has a full kitchen and bathroom, along with a cozy living room loft and a bedroom loft with standing room. If you’re going to go with a loft, THIS is the one to have. What do you think of this build?
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Their Off-Grid Tiny Home in New Zealand
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For $38,000, this beautiful off-grid THOW could be yours! Sitting on a 20-foot trailer, the interior has a lovely natural feel and a super-neat pull-out bed/sofa to give you a ground-floor sleeping area.
The kitchen is set up a bit, and has a breakfast bar and farmhouse sink. On the other side of the home is the loft bedroom and the bathroom with plenty of closet and shelving space.
It’s situated in Buffalo, NY, and can be delivered within the Northeast/Tri-State area. Contact the seller (Jack) here!
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Off-Grid Tiny House With Unique Pull-Under Bed Design
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This lovely DIY 18′ tiny house was built about three years ago and provided a happy home to a couple who is now looking to sell it. The interior has a quaint cottagey style and all the amenities you need.
You’ll find a small living/dining area when you first walk in, next to the kitchen that features tons of built-in storage including a pull-out pantry. A stovetop and microwave let you cook, and there’s plumbing for a washer.
In the bathroom there’s a composting toilet as well as plumbing for a shower (now unfinished). The home is for sale for $27,500 near Nevada. You can contact the seller here.
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This 18′ Tiny House is a Great Starter THOW!
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Colby and Aria used to be vanlifers, but are now proud owners of more than 14 acres of woodlands in Vermont, as well as their very own DIY tiny home that’s entirely off-grid (they even get water from their stream).
Their 360 square foot home is heated by wood they cut themselves, and they have an awesome solar array that keeps their home powered. The interior of the THOW feels like a cozy log cabin, and they dedicated a whole 15 feet of the house for their living area.
Aria teaches and Colby is a wedding photographer (@anamericanroadstory), plus they rent space on their land for campers via Hipcamp. We got to interview Colby about the build, their choice to buy land, and what they love about tiny life. Check it out at the end of the post!
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Former Vanlifers Put Down Roots in Vermont Tiny House on Wheels
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