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HIS FLORIDA GEM oers the kind of million-dollar Interior dimensions are -by- ( square feet) with a
water view none but the wealthiest of us ever see, square-foot loft with queen bed and sitting area ( square feet
except perhaps when camping at a seasonal resort.
total). Two bedrooms—one on the lower level (full bed).
CASE STUDY: T short-term rentals such as this sometimes puts tiny front sloping to in the back which also provides a loft ceiling of
The reason for renting this tiny unit is obvious, but
Appears roomier than most due to high ceilings-— feet—in the
house owners at odds with local planners, especially in areas short
feet on one side sloping to feet on the lower side. Concrete oors
on housing.
were stained to complete the sleek “industrial” look.
Features a -by--foot bathroom with a -inch corner shower, locker
Here’s the owner’s description. Note that she goes out of her way to
FLORIDA GETAWAY remind renters how small certain rooms are, such as the bathroom: “console” table pops up and serves as dining for four. Locker also oers
ample storage. Concrete counter top, leftover roong material used as
“This “modern meets industrial” tiny house is a foundation build.
Location is Polk County, Fla. (Babson Park on Crooked Lake). Took
a back splash, used metal dental wash station was turned into great
kitchen cabinets and pantry.
me quite a bit to go through the proper channels and get everything
approved but this is a “legit” (legal) tiny house with permits pulled
Home is eventually going to be my retirement home but for now is
and certicate of occupancy issued. posted/listed on Airbnb (https://bit.ly/PkLbXc).” GB
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