This is a tiny Adirondack yurt cabin.
It’s a 14′ wooden yurt that can be used as a tiny home, guest space, studio, backyard office, meditation space, or anything else you can think of. Inside, this one is set up as a tiny home with a couch, loft bed, fireplace, and a kitchenette.
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Tiny Adirondack Yurt Cabin
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Not a lot of headroom in that bed…I’d bonk my head on the ceiling just turning over.
Cute yurt though.
Very sweet and quite a nice space, but not really set up as a tiny home, in my opinion.
The bed is a death trap – turn over in the night and I would probably fall out….and the floor is a long way down!
The kitchenette pics aren’t clear – is the blue cube a water container? Maybe with a bowl for washing up cups or washing one’s self?
Lack of a toilet is the biggest marker that it is not really a home of any sort! I am not a ‘going outside in the wild’ sort of a lady!! I quite like the shape of a yurt, but to be lived in full time (or even for holidays…or beyond a couple of hours!!!) a toilet would be essential and would need to be screened off even if I was there on my own. This does detract from the beauty of the shape of a yurt, BUT I would not want to share toileting even with my nearest and dearest! This may be too much information, but I have a Kampa Khazi camping toilet now for night time use in our small house in France. The plumbed in toilet is downstairs, the stairs are narrow and steep and I have had a few night time stumbles on the way down to the toilet. The Kampa Khazi is a remove able plastic bucket with a lid, set in a plastic toilet shaped outer with toilet seat and lid. It’s lightweight but sturdy. Something like that would work here, provided there is somewhere nearby to empty the bucket.
I have mentioned Clic-Clac sofas in other comments. I don’t mean to sound like a broken record, but they are comfortable as both a sofa and a bed and ours has build under storage for bed linen, so they are a boon for tiny/small living. Our 6′ tall son sleeps on one in our small house in France and it seats 3 or 4 adults comfortably as a sofa (or in our case 3 adults and a dog!). It is easy to move to clean under or when we put the table up.
Thank you for putting the info up, Alex. They always make me think!
H-m-m…I thought yurts were canvas over a wooden frame.
Wow! That’s some loft bed. I wouldn’t want to fall out of that thing.
Just no.?
Good afternoon.at one you were offering some land for sale. I’m looking for a parcel with owner financing, possibly to put one of your yurts on or a traditional cabin. Are you still offering the land?
Hi Philip — because this is an older post I’m going to guess they’re not still selling land.