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Vardo Tiny House Shell For Sale


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This is a vardo-style tiny house on wheels for sale in Fort Myers, Florida.

From the outside, you’ll notice a colorful tiny home with the classic vardo-style.

Inside, you’ll see that it’s currently unfinished. The asking price is $8,500.

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Vardo Tiny House Shell For Sale

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Learn more: http://fortmyers.craigslist.org/lee/for/5533563752.html

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  • Lisa E.
    April 29, 2016, 12:57 pm

    I have loved vardo’s forever. This particular build utilizes a combination of some of the features in common from the six basic vardo styles: (1) Burton wagon, (2) Brush wagon, (3) the Reading wagon, (4) Ledge wagon, (5) Bow Top, (6) Open lot wagon,to complete its Romany look.

    This build is a combination of features from a Showman (Burton) with a “mollycroft” or skylight top or aka “clerestory” in architecture placed on top of a Gypsy quarter-barrel roof, a “Brush” wagon front door orientation (that you enter from the back and not over the tongue,) and (traditional) painted turnings or “scrolls” painted in the traditional colors of red, cream and green decorating the outside walls together make for a modern interpretation of the Gypsy living wagon known as a vardo.

    I hope we will get to see this wagon again when the interior has been finished out. If you are interested in vardos and wish to see more, you can go here for some wonderful pictures:

    http://gypsywaggons.co.uk/varsuk.htm

  • April 29, 2016, 3:45 pm

    What size is it? What’s the square footage?

    • Anthonie
      April 30, 2016, 12:42 pm

      Penny and Amalie- All the information is at the link after the words, Learn more: 🙂

      • Penny
        May 1, 2016, 1:57 am

        Antonie,
        The parts I was asking about are not listed on the craigslist site. It does say it is 8’x16′, but those are rough figures and from interior wall to wall it may be as much as half a foot less. I was wanting to check that and if any way to put a black water tank in it without ripping up half of the floor. Otherwise have to be sometype of composter or nearby access. The flat part on top, where the small windows are, might be able to support something but need know size for both anything going up to roof on interior and possible additional exterior use. Thanks

  • Penny
    April 29, 2016, 11:59 pm

    How wide is the flat space on top? No access to tanks after floor put in (I think about repairs a bit)? No black water tank? Currently how much does it weigh? Interior width and length? Thanks, Penny

  • Gigi
    April 30, 2016, 1:30 am

    The craigslist ad says it’s 11 x 16.

  • Marsha Cowan
    April 30, 2016, 8:51 pm

    Wow! Somebody should of snatch that right up! All the hardest work is done, and it is so beautiful. That’s a bargain! Go for it!

    • Saint Phlip
      May 3, 2016, 12:18 am

      Yeah, I was looking at that, and all I could say was “Wow”! That’s exactly what I need and want for a project I have in mind, and I don’t even have that much cash! Ah well, I learned a lot from looking at it, and I’ll be thinking of how _I_ could best utilize that configuration 🙂 I truly hope that whoever gets it turns it into something wonderful, and shares the pictures here with us 🙂 SSSOOOOO much potential, and SOOO much of the annoying stuff done, if in fact it’s done properly, or reasonably closely…

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