York Beach is an awesome New England vacation spot and this little pine cabin is just a short walk or bike ride from local beaches. But you also get the lovely feel of being in a wooded area, since the cabin sits on the edge of a forest. Best of both worlds!
The one-room cabin has a futon that can turn into a ground-floor bed, but it also has a cozy loft for kids or adventurous adults. There’s a little kitchenette as well, and an outdoor shower. What do you love about this cabin?
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Cute Pine Cabin Near York, Maine Beaches
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Want a magical getaway on 65 acres in New York? This little cottage is just the spot, surrounded by woods, fields, and alpacas! There’s an outdoor shower, firepit, and a big comfortable bed for a romantic weekend.
The inside of the cabin is one room, with the bed looking out a large picture window. There’s also a little bookshelf and bench area to sit and eat a little snack before heading out to explore the area. What do you think?
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Tin Roof Cabin on New York Farm
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Like so many people, the events of 2020 forced Stacey and her husband to reevaluate their priorities. The frenzied life of a c-suite executive in healthcare lead the couple to seek out a second home on the beach, where they could escape city life and get some fresh air.
But in the summer of 2022 — after buying this 448 square-foot cottage that needed a lot of TLC — Stacey was suddenly laid off, leaving them financially strapped. So they sold their 2,800 sq. ft. home and most of their belongings from their 30-year marriage and moved into the tiny cottage permanently! You can read all about the journey on Stacey’s blog, but first, enjoy a photo tour of their renovation work.
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Surviving a Layoff and Going Tiny
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This small cottage in the Tasmanian bush has a rich 100-year-old history. A timber-and-stone creation, it was added onto in the 1970s and has been lovingly renovated in 2011 by the current owners. It’s a lovely blend of old and new that comfortably welcomes guests.
Fresh white paint covers most of the interior and contrasts with the warm wood tones from vintage furniture. Outside, the most remarkable feature is a gazebo area containing a deep soaking tub. This quiet getaway is a lovely spot to reconnect with friends and family.
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Beautiful Tasmanian Cottage Sleeps 6
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In the same vacation complex as the Istanbul cottage we recently showed you, sits the “Tokyo” cottage that hearkens to the country’s ancient architecture, with a pagoda-style roofline. It’s designed to be a romantic retreat for two in Turkey.
The covered front porch is a special place to relax any time of day, and there’s a low-set double bed under a Yin-Yang symbol. The wet bath features striking plaid tiles. What do you think?
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Cozy Tokyo Cottage in Turkey
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If you ever get a chance to go to Scotland, you most definitely should take it — and you could even stay in this lovely little off-grid cottage perched high on a hill with breathtaking views.
The one-bedroom cottage has a dine-in kitchen and cozy living room with floor-to-ceiling windows that let you take in the Scottish countryside. You can dine outdoors as well, or soak in the wood-fired hot tub. What do you think?
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Wood-Fired Hot Tub and Breathtaking Views
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While 80 square feet might sound uninhabitable, this quaint Quebec cottage doubles the living area by providing a lovely covered patio and BBQ area where you can enjoy the pond views and sounds of the farm.
Inside there’s a kitchenette with a mini-fridge and gas oven, and a ladder leads to the loft bedroom with plenty of headroom. You can wander the farm where the cottage sits, and enjoy a peaceful getaway.
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Just 80 sq. feet! Quaint Quebec Cottage
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Up in Scarborough, Maine you’ll find a quaint row of beach cottages that have been there long before “tiny houses” became popular. This particular one is for rent on Airbnb.
The one-room cottage has a sectional sofa that transforms into the bed, a little kitchenette for coffee or basic meals, and a loft bedroom for kids. Yes, there’s a toilet inside, too!
You are just steps from the beach and close to nearby restaurants as well. Enjoy the tour below.
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Quaint Beachy Cottage Vacation
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It’s always lovely when an old building gets new life, and that’s the case of this little cabin on a 2-acre farm property with lush grass and gardens.
While the structure isn’t insulated, they have a small heater and electric blankets for cool-weather camping, or you can enjoy it in the summertime! There’s an RV toilet and gravity-fed water system for washing hands.
Do you have any old buildings on your property that could use a new life?
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Cottage Glamping on 2 Acres in West Michigan
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