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Tiny Heaven Inverness
Tiny House with waterfall and private sandy beach
Living Small in a Tiny House is Really About Living Big
Tiny houses aren't just for hipsters and millennials anymore. As Americans and Canadians have taken an interest in tidying up, downsizing their belongings and living more efficiently, the tiny house movement has gone mainstream, and it's inspiring people of all ages to embrace small spaces. Our "Tiny Heaven" is placed on one of the most magical places we have found in many years traveling around the world in our boat. It sits in a lovely green field full of apple trees, surrounded by mountains. Facing northeast is an ocean view, where a babbling brook ends as a waterfall on a private sandy beach. The perfect shower after an ocean swim. And its unspoilt quiet will help you to experience life with open eyes and a new energy. It is back to basics. It is heaven on earth.
Everything you need is here: the brook supplies you with clear mountain water for your unique original wine barrel indoor shower; a propane stove for cooking; a sofa that looks out to an incredible view that opens into a single bed; and a loft with a comfortable king sized bed and four screened windows.
In 2014 this tiny house was chosen to be one of the coolest 17 AirBnB listings in Canada.
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Owner(s): Monika Schaffer
Phone: (902) 704-0604 Toll Free: |
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The idea of living in a tiny house in the middle of nowhere, in a paradise, is even more: it is a way to be free and independent, gifted by mother nature with all the basics you need for happiness: solar power, water and warmth. A so called tiny house is built like a solid well insulated big house, but it needs only a small portion of the energy of a big house, thanks to high tech appliances and small rooms.
Nothing is wasted, even the compost generated by the toilet can be used for gardening.
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Can $98 per night, linen and towels not included, but you can rent them for 50 CAD. Final cleaning 70 CAD
Propane is available and usually full enough. If you need to refill there is a home hardware (Central Supply, Kent) in Inverness
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We ask for a security (damage) deposit 300 CAD, refundable at your departure. Rules and Informatinos are available on demand before you sign the agreement
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Payable with Interac e-Transfer, or PayPal (+ 2% transfer fee). We accept credit cards as well.
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