This is The View tiny house in Orlando, Florida. It’s a waterfront vacation rental (Airbnb) I thought you might like.
If you’ve ever wanted to try an ESCAPE Model ONE, here’s a chance to do it in Florida at the Orlando Lakefront Tiny House Village/RV Park but you can also book directly on Airbnb.
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This is the Barn Model Tiny House in Melbourne, Florida.
It’s an Airbnb tiny house vacation experience and this one is next on my list to visit and stay in this year.
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The Ark Tiny House by Willowbee Tiny Homes was a modern, solar-ready tiny home on wheels known for its double lofts, large kitchen, spa-style bathroom, skylight, and bright interior filled with natural light. The model shown here is the 26’ version, upgraded with premium finishes that brought the total cost to about $89,000 (base pricing originally started around $65,000). It was also produced in 28’ and 30’ lengths.
Explore the full photo tour and details below.
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This is an 18-foot NW Mountaineer Tiny House by Tiny Smart House that was built with reclaimed materials. It features interior walls that are built from recycled hardwood that was once part of the former Oregon governor’s mansion.
It’s available from 16′ to 44′ lengths and in 8.5′, 10′, and 12′ widths. So price varies depending on all of those options. It starts at $49,225 finished and $24,225 as a shell. The one you see here is an 18′ build, according to Tiny Smart House. What do you think? Is this a good option for you? Learn more and let us know below!
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This is to tell you about the Mount Dora Escape Boho Tiny House Vacation in Florida and I’m so excited because I’ve actually booked a stay here this March so that I can experience tiny living in a simple, luxurious, and beautiful tiny house like the Escape Vista Boho.
And what better way to do that than in the quaint village of Mount Dora, Florida, which I’ve never been to. So I’ve got my camera gear ready and I’m excited to capture the experience for you in the photo, video, and even a 360/virtual reality experience (if I can figure out how to use this new camera). Anyway, for now, I wanted you to be able to see and maybe even book The Mount Dora ESCAPE Vista Boho Tiny House for yourself, so here it is below. What do you think? Looks like it should be your next vacation, right? By the way, it is now mid-2020, and you can read all about my experience at this Mount Dora tiny house right here.
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This is the Monterey Villa Tiny House by Tiny Smart House. It’s a unique tiny house on wheels built on a gooseneck trailer… And this time, the bathroom is built over the hitch instead of the bedroom like we normally see.
It’s a tiny home on wheels with a Spanish-style design. It is available from 16′ to 44′ lengths and in 8′, 10′, and 12′ widths. So price varies depending on all of those options. It starts at $57,475 finished and $28,738 as a shell. What do you think? Learn more below!
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This is the Wanderlust Tiny House by Indigo River Tiny Homes. It was built for a single mom and her young daughter.
It’s a 32-ft split-level tiny home on wheels with large bathroom with soaking tub! Learn more below.
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This is the story of Bob and Susan’s Tiny House!
It’s how they ended up building a Tumbleweed tiny house of their own and why they built it. So here it goes… Enjoy!
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This is the story of Penny. She’s a 77-year-old who sold half of her stuff to simplify into a tiny home on wheels with a main-floor bedroom.
Penny lives in a tiny house community that’s on the coast of Oregon. She loves her kitchen and downstairs bedroom, but doesn’t like her loft even though she doesn’t sleep up there, she still uses that space for storage and there’s also a doggy treadmill up there too! So she’s actually selling her tiny house so that she can get a new one. Learn more below!
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