I always dream about living in an off-the-grid, self-sufficient tiny home, like this gorgeous getaway atop a eucalyptus tree.
Upon second thought, though, I always remember that I could never live without access to other people and culture for a long period of time.
There are, fortunately, many tiny homes out there that combine both the feeling of peaceful solitude with a great sense of community.
Below, we take a look at the charming, cozy little home that Rebecca and her husband, Jonathan, built in southern Nashville.
It is simply decorated, but very nicely furnished inside, and comes complete with denim-insulated walls, LED lighting, a full kitchen, and a bathroom.
You can read the story of the tiny home here on her blog, and see some more beautiful photos on their Airbnb profile.
Scroll down to see photos of this amazing, rustic tiny home in the woods, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
[H/T: Tiny House Swoon]
Rebecca and Jonathan are owners of a beautiful "woodland" tiny home in Nashville, TN.
The home measures 216 square feet, and was built in under nine months.
The couple purchased a customized kit from Summerwood homes, and built on the framework of the house by adding in a unique interior, furniture, and wonderfully cozy accent pieces.
The adorable family of three (they are parents to 2-year-old Edmond) is currently renting the home on Airbnb, and is happy to share their little creation with all those who seek a little mixture of town and country.
The home comfortably accommodates four people, has two beds, one bathroom, and one main bedroom in the loft space.
There is a mini kitchen complete with induction burners, a microwave, an electric kettle, a French press, a mini fridge with a freezer, and a sink.
The bathroom is simple, but comes with a standard-size claw-foot bathtub, and has a beautiful view of the woods outside.
The backyard is a shared space, so guests will frequently see the family there.
They also own a small orchard and two chickens, and have installed an electric water heater, tin roofing, denim-insulated walls, and LED lighting throughout the home.
The newly constructed home is in south Nashville, in the middle of the city’s Design District.
That’s why it’s a perfect balance of both worlds: it is close to nature, but is also minutes away from all the best that the city has to offer.
According to the family’s blog, the tiny home was 16 years in the making.
Rebecca was 11 when she first dreamed of building the perfect guesthouse, and the idea has since blossomed and come into fruition.
Click here to visit the home’s Airbnb profile.
Please SHARE if you would stay in this charming little home!
