This is QUIDNON: A tiny house that floats — and sails!
This is a design and prototype of Dmitry Orlov’s solution to finding a place to park your tiny house. Scroll to read his story and get all the details here on his website.
Please enjoy, read more and re-share below!
Related: Knot Home: Lake Union Tiny Houseboat Tour
Images via QUIDNON
This is a Lake Union Tiny Houseboat called the Knot Home.
Take the tour of the home with it’s electric fireplace, full kitchen and bedroom with a wrap-around deck. Find out how Holly liked her stay, and you can even book a stay yourself on Airbnb.
Related: 651 Sq. Ft. Houseboat in Seattle
Screenshots via YouTube/Holly Help
This Love Shack Tiny House Boat was submitted by Jeff & Sherry – share yours!
He purchased this and is in the process of wanting to fix this up to a comfy Love Shack. To be honest when he first bought it I was like, “what the heck! Is that an ice shack?”
Then I saw the passion that he had for wanting to fix it up… That is when I had to change it up to the Love Shack and after the first time we took it out on the water, people seem to really Love it – even just driving behind it as the back up person I had my window open and peoples comments were so fun to hear. One time a fire truck was coming back from a fire and one of the fire fighters said, “that is @!#%ing Awesome!” to his fellow fire fighters.
Images © Sherry & Jeff
I’m excited to share this tiny houseboat hotel in Seattle, Washington with you right now.
If you’ve ever wanted to experience what it’s like to living on the water, this is a great way to try it out while getting to experience Seattle too.
There’s a possibility you might be able to even book a stay in this little floating home in the Ballard/Fremont area where you can walk, bike, or even kayak to some great places nearby. Either way please enjoy the quick tour and re-share it below if you want to. Thanks!
Images © Airbnb
I’m happy that Michael Bowman is sharing his tiny house vacation experience in his tiny shantyboat in Deland, FL’s historic waters of St. John’s River.
It’s a motor-powered micro houseboat! It has a 9.8hp engine that’s super fuel efficient. And in the area you can see various wilflife like manatees, bald eagles, and even alligators.
The little boat cabin can sleep up to three people. There’s a kitchenette inside plus a port-a-potty but there’s no shower. It sounds like a really fun adventure to me that I’ll probably take advantage of someday. Please enjoy and re-share this tiny shantyboat experience below. Thank you!
Images © Michael Bowman/ShantyCraft.com
