Keep thinking I’d love a tiny house but then I remember one of my frustrations with my current home is the lack of space.

They all look like they’d smell a bit… fusty

I remember 10 years ago when I bought my (2 bedroom with a garden) flat this place was valued about the same as my flat bizarrely. It’s value seems to have “stagnated” a little

Fair play to anyone who can get on in one but it just looks like an anxiety attack with windows to me.

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Reckon it’s been bought by a succession of optimistic types who think they can do something with it cos it’s freehold, but none of them have been able to, and now the word is very much out.

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Similar to this one, just around the corner from us. It keeps popping up on the market.

The fact it’s for sale by auction this time suggests they are struggling to shift it. I think it’s empty at the moment

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Oh more helpfully Dezeen is predictably full of these

https://www.dezeen.com/?s=tiny%20house&hPP=40&idx=vetg_livesearchable_posts&p=0&fR[post_type_label][0]=&is_v=1

Used to live in a tiny 20m2 studio. It was fine but omg the amount of extension leads and sockets was a pain. Wouldn’t do it again by choice

Might have worked better with an actual human rather than a machine?

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Lived in a 20m2 flat for a couple of years, was ok. And in these actual «tiny houses» the space is used way more cleverly too. Wouldn’t go for the micro ones that are down to like 13m2, but some of the larger ones are quite cool.

Regular fixtures seem to be: Loft bed, stairs that are also storage.

Get kind of put off by the practicalities of this. Like I don’t really want my bedding to smell of whatever I’m cooking in a studio apartment.

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nah, im too tall. itd be like…

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aka a caravan

Or everything you own to smell of farts

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How do you cope with that btw?

Hardly unique to tiny houses though

Maybe, but I see loads of tiny houses with a loft above the kitchen which seems a terrible idea