Huckleberries Lake Cottage is a perfect studio vacation spot with lovely views of the Utah landscape — and some adorable goats! You walk in through French doors, and are greeted by a grand electric fireplace and hearth that steals the show! A rattan couch allows you sit up close by the fire, and a queen-sized bed is tucked under a well-curated gallery wall.
The space also has a clawfoot tub/shower set-up, a washer and dryer, and a mini kitchen with a toaster, microwave, and mini fridge. Outside, you can soak in the two-person hot tub or grill some burgers. What do you like most about this cottage?
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Huckleberries Lake Cottage in Huntsville, Utah
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Here’s a lovely little studio in Austin, Texas within walking distance to all the city’s best attractions. It sits in a quiet neighborhood behind the main house and features a private outdoor patio.
Inside you’ll find the living room and bedroom, complete with tons of books and movies to enjoy at your leisure. The bathroom and kitchenette are on the other side of the home.
You can book your stay over at Airbnb.
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Perfect Studio for a Couple Who Loves Books
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If you’re headed to Austin, Texas sometime soon, this private studio cottage is just a mile from downtown, with free parking and a beautiful modern interior.
There’s a comfortable bed, a bathroom with a spacious tile shower, and a kitchenette for basic meal/coffee prep. The whole home boasts lofted ceilings and crisp white paint.
Enjoy the photos below, and book your stay on Airbnb.
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Modern Cottage Vacation Home
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In this case Kanga Room Systems built this 14×14 studio cottage for a client who wanted craft space plus an area for their grandkids to play in while they’re over.
I can easily see how this tiny cabin can be turned into a tiny home though and that’s why I’m sharing it with you right now. Although tiny shelters can be used in many ways (like a studio, playhouse, office, or tiny guest room), I can’t help but think of how you can turn it into a space for full time simple living. In this case we would need a kitchenette, tiny bathroom, and probably an upstairs sleeping loft to make this tiny cottage a home.
How would you make this 14×14 tiny shelter your own? Please enjoy, re-share, and tell us your best thoughts in the comments below. Thank you!
Related: Poolside Tiny Houses by Kanga Room Systems
14×14 Studio Cottage by Kanga
Images © Kanga
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I thought you’d like to tour Susan’s 423 sq. ft. tiny cottage studio with an upstairs loft.
It’s in the East Bay area of California. When you walk inside there’s a ground floor area with a living room, bathroom, and plenty of open space for a kitchenette if you wanted to add one.
When you go upstairs there’s a spacious loft bedroom area. In total, there’s one bedroom and one bathroom. Susan, the owner, uses the space in many ways. She’s quite flexible with it, in fact, as you’ll learn below.
469Â Sq. Ft. Tiny Cottage in California
Images:Â New Avenue Homes
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