The Roost20 Vacation tiny house sits on The Tiny House Farm, the scenic headquarters of Perch & Nest, a North Carolina tiny house builder. The beautiful board-and-batten home comfortably sleeps three and offers lovely farm views.
The tiny house interior is a nice blend of Southwestern and Farmhouse elements, with tons of tall windows (with shades) to allow in as much natural light as you’d like. There’s a small bathroom with a colorful shower, beautiful speckled countertops, and a galley kitchen. What do you think?
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Board and Batten Tiny House with Farm Views
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Now this is a unique vacation home with such amazing geometric features that you’re sure to find fascinating. The bed alone is worth a whole article — it’s a dome with interesting shelves that take you up to the mattress area!
The defining feature of the home is a huge circular window that’s “folded” in the corner, providing views of the beautiful woods surrounding the home. There’s also a grand kitchen, and sleeping for four! Let us know what you think. The home was designed by architect Steven Holl, and he calls it, “Ex of In House.” You can watch a video about how he came up with the design below.
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Architect Steven Holl’s Woodland Creation
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Here’s the “Bouldin Creek Bungalow” which sits behind the main house on this property and is filled with quaint and quirky decor to make it a truly one-of-a-kind stay. You can sit out on the front porch to enjoy coffee prepared in the full kitchen inside.
There’s both a downstairs bedroom with ensuite bath, and a large loft for additional guests. The living room and kitchen seamlessly make up the downstairs. This looks like a really great design for full-time living as well. Thoughts?
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Ecclectic Austin Bungalow Vacation
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This magical reclaimed earth cabin is tucked in 60 acres of privately-owned land in Canterbury, New Hampshire. The one-room cottage houses a comfortable bed, unique kitchen set-up, and a cozy wood-burning stove to warm you on chilly winter nights.
There’s a nearby outhouse, and wonderful trails all around perfect for forest bathing and getting away from the hustle of normal life.
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Cozy Reclaimed Cabin with ‘Forest Bathing’ Trails in New Hampshire
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You might see Kangaroos if you choose this off-grid THOW tucked in the Australian bush for your next vacation. CABN Chloe is one of CABN’s handful of stunning sleek vacation properties that have a Scandinavian vibe sure to take you back to nature.
Like the Getaway cabins here in North America, CABN wants you to unplug from your devices and enjoy the company of friends, family and wildlife instead! This particular cabin has a queen-sized bed as well as twin bunk beds for kids. There’s an indoor shower, compost toilet and kitchenette for your convenience.
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Awesome Off-Grid Vacation Cabin Down Under!
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Back when we first told you about Getaway House, there were only a few homes in three different locations on the East Coast. But the concept of private, internet-free tiny homes where you can escape the demands of every day was so popular, the company now has plans for 800 tiny homes in 16 locations. Just recently, they opened their 16th location in Moodus, CT!
It all started when Jon Staff and his dad built three off-grid cabins and put them on a plot in New Hampshire. The tiny homes sold out almost immediately, and Staff realized they were on to something. The cabins themselves are incredibly simple, with either a queen bed for two or two queens (one lofted) for four. There’s a little kitchenette, shower & toilet, and a firepit outdoors.
They welcome you to put your devices in their lockbox and truly unplug from it all, just enjoying nature (and maybe whoever you’re staying with). My husband and I actually spent a weekend in one of their New Hampshire cabins a couple of years ago, and I shared some photos below.
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These Tiny Internet-Free Cabins are Gaining Popularity
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This tiny house vacation has five full stars on Airbnb: Proof of what a spectacular stay you could have. This “Birch-tastic” THOW features beautiful birch-tree wall art that really brings the outdoors, inside.
There’s a lovely kitchen area, a compact bathroom, and a spacious loft bedroom with yet more birch artwork. The setting, though, really makes this THOW stand apart. It sits in a field surrounded by lovely trees, with big-sky views.
Thoughts?
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Birch Art Tiny House on Wheels in New Hampshire
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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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Here’s an awesome 144 square foot tiny house that’s similar to a yurt. The wooden octagon is a lovely private getaway secluded on 100 acres of wild land.
There’s a comfortable bed inside the cabin, along with an electric fireplace that keeps the place warm. A heated outhouse nearby houses a composting toilet.
Wait until you see the craftsmanship on the ceiling of this yurt! Check it out on Airbnb.
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Secluded Yurt-Style Cabin in the Woods
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