A free-spirited woman surprised little fans with her $3,000 DIY home.
Many found it hard to believe it was built on such a tight budget, but the house had one major drawback.
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The Facebook page Alternative House features some of the most stunning and unique tiny homes on the market.
On a recent videoa woman gave a tour of her tiny DIY home she built for just $3,000.
The cozy cabin is built from natural wood in a caravan style with three steps leading up to the front door.
Immediately upon entering, there is a small kitchenette to the left with a sink and small refrigerator.
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The house only has one room, but there is enough space for a queen-size bed.
Its custom design utilizes clever space-saving features like under-bed drawers and a folding dining table that hangs on the wall when not in use.
Located in a rural area, the house offers many opportunities to look out the windows and admire the natural landscape.
To make it even more cozy, there is a wood-burning stove and lots of decorations and decorations on the walls.
People in the comments section of the video could hardly believe it only cost $3,000 to build.
“There is absolutely no way it can only cost $3,000,” wrote one.
“I mean, just the trailer, all that shiplap, appliances, etc.”
But most agreed that the tiny house was an impressive piece of work.
“It’s so beautiful,” wrote another.
“I can mentally imagine myself being the one who lives in it and all its outdoor scenic beauty.”
“It’s beautiful,” said another. “Great decorating job! I absolutely love the vibe.
What is a tiny house?
Technically, a tiny house is any home measuring less than 400 square feet.
Many tiny homes are built on trailers so they can be towed anywhere, and some are converted from old school buses or vans.
Each state has its own rules about tiny homes, but generally, they are not subject to the same taxes as regular homes.
However, Alaska, Iowa, Louisiana, North Dakota, New Jersey, New York, Wisconsin and West Virginia have made tiny homes illegal as permanent housing.
LACK OF CREATURE COMFORT
However, others were unsure about the bathroom situation.
To save space, both the bathroom and shower in the tiny house are outside.
“I was about to start when I saw that bathroom,” wrote one.
Another said, “I love it, but I would have to do something a little different with the bathroom and shower unless it’s in another state where it’s not cold.”
Check out another small homeowner’s tips for saving $5,000 on your construction.
And check out the finished tiny homes that cost just $15,000.
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