In “The Loft as Extra Space: Kim Discusses Its Versatility in Her Tiny House,” you’ll meet Kim, a solo woman who has been living in her 399 sq ft tiny house with a ground-floor bedroom for 5 years at the Acony Bell Tiny Home Village. Her tiny home is a storage-filled park model provided by Green River Log Cabins. Kim loves her tiny life and feels that it aligns perfectly with her vegan sustainability values. She works as a tour guide and travels for 4 months each year, but finds it difficult to leave her tiny house because of her strong attachment to her “neighbor niece,” a 2-year-old girl. If you’re interested in tiny house living, Kim’s story and the Acony Bell Tiny Home Community will surely inspire you.
Inside Kim’s tiny house, you’ll find a cozy living room with a convertible sofa bed, a wall of books, and a designated workspace. The kitchen is well-organized with plenty of storage space, and Kim has chosen not to have a microwave. She uses mason jars for pantry storage and even has a full-size washer and dryer. Kim truly enjoys her lifestyle in the tiny house and plans to continue living there after retirement. If you want to learn more about the benefits of tiny house living and the Acony Bell community, this article is for you.
Kim’s Tiny House Journey in Acony Bell
Kim has been living in her 399 sq ft tiny house, named Journey’s End, for the past 5 years at the Acony Bell Tiny Home Village in Mills River, North Carolina. Her tiny house is a storage-filled park model built by Green River Log Cabins. Kim is passionate about living a tiny life that supports her vegan sustainability values. She works as a tour guide and travels for 4 months each year, but finds it difficult to leave her tiny home due to her love for being home and her special relationship with her 2-year-old “neighbor niece.”
Acony Bell Tiny Home Community
The Acony Bell Tiny Home Community is a popular and in-demand community located in the North. It provides a supportive and like-minded community for those who choose to live in tiny homes. To learn more about this community, you can connect with the Tiny House Expedition team through their website and social media platforms. They also have a helpful FAQ section on their website that provides information on legal issues, different types of tiny homes, communities, and more. Additionally, the Tiny House Expedition team shares their own stories and experiences, offering valuable insights into the world of tiny homes.
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Kim’s Tiny House Features and Design
Journey’s End, Kim’s tiny house, is a park model tiny home that perfectly suits her vegan lifestyle and tour company. The house features a ground-floor bedroom for convenience and privacy. Kim loves the fact that she has a lot of storage space in her tiny home, allowing her to live a clutter-free and organized life. Her favorite part of the house is the screened-in porch, which serves as her office. It provides a peaceful and nature-filled workspace that adds to the overall charm of her tiny home.
Inside the house, Kim has a spacious living room with a convertible sofa bed, making it a comfortable space for both lounging and sleeping. The living room also has a wall of books and a designated workspace, which allows Kim to work on her tour company and stay connected with her clients. The kitchen is well-organized and does not include a microwave, aligning with Kim’s vegan values. She uses mason jars for pantry storage and has the convenience of a full-size washer and dryer.
Benefits and Challenges of Tiny House Living
Living in a tiny house has its own set of benefits and challenges. For Kim, the frequent travel that comes with her job as a tour guide makes it hard for her to leave her tiny home. She has grown attached to the comfort and familiarity of her home and finds it difficult to be away from it for long periods of time. Additionally, Kim has a special relationship with her neighbor’s niece, which also makes it challenging to leave her tiny home. However, despite these challenges, Kim thoroughly enjoys her tiny house lifestyle and plans to continue living in her tiny home even after retirement.
The Versatility of the Loft in Kim’s Tiny House
The loft in Kim’s tiny house is a versatile space that adds to the functionality of her home. Kim shares her experience of using the loft and describes it as a comfortable and cozy area. The loft provides additional sleeping space if needed, but Kim primarily uses it for storage and as a quiet space for relaxation. The loft adds an element of flexibility to her tiny house and allows her to utilize the vertical space effectively.
Collaboration with Green River Log Cabins
Kim collaborated with Green River Log Cabins for the construction of her tiny house. Green River Log Cabins is known for their expertise in building high-quality and durable log cabins. The collaboration involved budgeting and cost estimation for the tiny house, which was initially estimated at $70,000. However, the cost may have increased since then due to various factors. Monthly expenses, including landscaping responsibilities, are relatively low for Kim, as she is not responsible for landscaping tasks.
Community and Lifestyle at Acony Bell
The Acony Bell community in Asheville, North Carolina, provides a supportive and friendly environment for its residents. Kim highlights the benefits of raising children and growing older in this community. The tiny homes in Acony Bell are designed with built-in storage, providing ample space for belongings. Kim appreciates the large drawers in her bedroom that allow her to keep her personal items organized. While Kim doesn’t use the loft frequently, she mentions that it can serve as additional sleeping space if needed. She also mentions that three of her clients have moved to the Acony Bell community, further showcasing the appeal and sense of community that it offers. The Acony Bell community is also vegan-friendly, providing food options that align with Kim’s vegan values. Kim feels a sense of abundance, friendship, and community living in Acony Bell.
Conclusion
Kim’s tiny house journey in Acony Bell showcases the beauty and practicality of living in a small space. Her passion for a tiny life that aligns with her vegan values is evident in every aspect of her tiny home. Despite the challenges, Kim thoroughly enjoys her life in her tiny house and plans to continue living in it even after retirement. The support and sense of community she experiences at the Acony Bell Tiny Home Village add to the overall fulfillment of her tiny house journey.
Meet Kim, a solo woman who has been living in her 399 sq ft tiny house with a ground-floor bedroom for 5 years at the Acony Bell Tiny Home Village. It’s a storage-filled park model by Green River Log Cabins. Kim absolutely adores tiny life (\u0026 her cat does too!)–supports her vegan sustainability values. She travels 4 months each year as a tour guide, her dream job. But finds it harder \u0026 harder to leave because of how much Kim loves being home and the special relationship she has with her 2-year-old “neighbor niece”.
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