Here’s a beautiful, recently completed cabin on stilts that sits on 100 acres of lovely Vermont woodland that you can explore. This unique cabin has an open concept with a King-sized bed and an amazing custom domed skylight that allows for stargazing or bird-watching from bed.
The custom concrete shower also has skylight views and sits in the very center of the tiny house. A full kitchen on the opposite side of the cabin has an oven, mini-fridge, and a vintage sink. Just outside the door, you’ll find Honey Pond, for which the cabin is named.
Don’t miss other interesting homes like this, join our Free Tiny House Newsletter for more!
Sauna, Hot Tub, Pond & Nature Access: Beautiful Cabin on Stilts
[continue reading…]
{ }
Remember the Potato cabin? That was the brainchild of Kristie Wolfe, and she’s back at it again with her most ambitious project yet! A set of five “Moonpass Lookouts” inspired by fire lookouts set on the 55-acre historic site of the Great Fire of 1910 in Idaho. These vacation cabins will feature smart glass roofs to allow for stargazing and private saunas/bathrooms.
Her Indiegogo campaign has blown up in popularity, so the lookouts can begin production! You can support the project now and book your stay in advance. The property will include a museum of the fire lookouts, the Great Fire of 1910, and the heroic deeds of so many people who helped reign in the flames.
Don’t miss other interesting tiny house builds like this, join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter for more!
New Lookout Tower Cabins with Private Saunas
[continue reading…]
{ }
Katie’s Kottage, designed and built by Christine Plum of Plum Construction, is a perfect example of a small vacation home with lots of style.
At 688 square feet, the house features a front porch, breakfast nook, and even an under-the-stairs reading cubby that doubles as a single bed. You’ll find one queen canopy bed up a grand staircase, and then downstairs is a second queen bedroom. The compact kitchen in the back of the house has everything you’ll need to cook a meal!
The cottage is located in Galveston, Texas, and is available for rent on Airbnb. You can visit Christine’s website to contact her about building your own tiny house in this area.
Don’t miss other interesting small homes – join our FREE Small House Newsletter for more!
Katie’s Kottage by Plum Construction in Galveston, Texas
[continue reading…]
{ }
