This is a tiny loft cabin on an urban permaculture farm in Miami.
Outside, you’ll notice a quaint stucco exterior with a small overhang for shade and wrought iron decorating the windows. Lush Florida foliage grows all around the entrance.
When you go inside, you’ll find the living room in a partially sunken portion of the floor that includes a coffee table and couch. A pine accent wall sits against the back of the home. The kitchen is on a raised platform and includes modern appliances and a counter top with bar stools for eating. Up in the loft you’ll find a queen-sized bed. Need a shower? Head outside to the wonderful outdoor shower. There’s also a covered patio area that’s perfect for relaxing with a wooden sofa.
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Tiny Loft Cabin on an Urban Permaculture Farm in Miami
Images © Leslie via Airbnb
Images © Leslie via Airbnb
Learn more:Â https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/6237568
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Nice. Upper bedroom would be a problem but nice lay out and could be an interesting vacation site.
Actually, if you visit this link, mentioned in the article, https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/6237568 you’ll discover that IT IS for vacationers. Minimum of 2-night stay. When you see the farm, you’ll appreciate the beauty of the home and where it is located.
We know not what we wrought 😉
We know not what “rot” we wrought, and for sure, for sure!
I do not care for the swelling either
Bwa ha ha to both of you. Hilarious take on the contributors continuous spelling errors.
Only one kind of “rot iron” I know of, it’s rust.
Wrought iron is decorative iron, twisted and or bent either cold or with heat. It can be welded, hammer welded or brazed, and riveted.
Ok. Where’s the toilet?
Meaning inside or with the shower?
The rot iron decorating the windows just screams to me: high crime area.
And it appears no insulation in the ceiling? If so, then maybe letting that merciless Florida sun to broil and bake the interior of the house.
After having been a cop in the Miami area for 28 years, I can tell you for sure….those wrought iron bars are not just for decorative purposes.! Living in Miami is most definitely living on the excitement plan. In most of the city there seems to be about a 100% chance you’ll get robbed….and a 50% chance they’ll never find your body. That being said, most everyone has the coolest wardrobe.
The optimists there are all learning Spanish. …the pessimists are moving northward. Pleasant dreams.