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A Tiny House In the Forest

Looking for a weekend completely surrounded by nature? Waking up to the sounds of kookaburras, cows and the soft breeze during the early morning sunrise?



Or maybe you want to sleep in a remote, off grid, accommodation which truly allows you to recharge, reflect and reconnect with yourself or another?



OUR TINYHOUSE is the answer.



Tiny houses are not new, but COVID-19 and resultant lifestyle changes are making the movement more popular, according to IPX1031, a Fidelity National Financial Company blog, which conducted a survey of 2,000 Americans to understand how likely they would be to live in a tiny home. The researchers also looked into regions of the country with optimal tiny-home markets for both homebuyers and investors.



"Even though the micro home movement isn’t necessarily new, many have put tiny homes on their radar since COVID-19," note those who conducted the study.



Affordability was the top reason for survey respondents who answered that, yes, they would consider purchasing a tiny house (more than half).



65% cited affordability; 57% said "efficiency" would be a motivating factor; 48% said "eco-friendliness" would be a factor; and "living a minimalist lifestyle" rounded out the list of top tiny-house selling points. Also listed: Downsizing (36%), mobility (35%), and privacy (29%)



Ceder Tiny house is a great design for couples and small families, because it can accommodate two separate sleeping lofts, a full kitchen , and space for laundry.

The non-traditional “double shed” roof line adds more space, dimension and intrigue, and clears the way for light to stream in through strategically placed clerestory windows, and full glass doors.

The main loft is accessed with stairs that can contain storage compartments.

The FOB price is USD25,800 for Cider Box tiny house.

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