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One advantage of living tiny is shrinking your impact on the environment. This 610 square foot cabin’s footprint is itty-bitty—and not just because it’s tiny.
The cabin was built entirely with hand-milled, local wood, including the wide-planked floors and live edge baseboards and siding. None of the wood came from a store.
For an extra-green touch, the home is insulated with denim.
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With all the exposed lumber, listing agent Kathryn Bowes tells us that this cabin smells great on the inside.
The innovative inside features large, hand-made sliding doors separating the living area, the bedroom, and the bathroom. Open them up for that airy feeling, or close them for privacy.
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In true living-small style, the house has no closets. A small bonus room on the lower level can meet a variety of needs, though—perhaps an office, or a place to keep your kayak.
The best part about this home is also the best part about living on the islands in general: incredible water views and access to the beach. This cabin’s just a block away from the sea.
- 46 Urner St [San Juan Real Estate]
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